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Data linking—combining records from multiple datasets—helps businesses, governments, and healthcare providers enhance services, optimize resources, and improve programs.

The study uses a quasi-experimental design to test the hypothesis that the coordination and provision of resident services improves properties’ financial health.

Evidence reviews of core components of interventions enable policymakers to identify with more precision what works, in which contexts, and for which cohorts.  

A Conrad N. Hilton Foundation-funded, Abt-led evaluation studied three encampments in Los Angeles.

Presents findings from a multi-site study examining the relationship between PFAS-contaminated drinking water and PFAS levels in residents’ blood across the U.S.

Former Abt Global staff published a Global Health Action study on malaria case-management in the DRC, showing strong adherence to national testing/treatment guidance with clear, actionable opportunities to improve diagnostic accuracy, patient follow-up, and RDT availability.

A three-step process and scoring matrix help healthcare teams find, refine, and prioritize AI ideas that deliver real, measurable impact. 

Abt developed a feasibility study to determine how the U.S. could pilot important data collection to assess national estimates of human trafficking. 

A framework for understanding the range of programs that U.S. first responder agencies have implemented to improve response to behavioral health crises.