Health Policy & Public Health
This collection highlights my writing on global health systems and access to care, with a focus on how economic, structural, and regulatory factors shape healthcare delivery across diverse regions.
A Global Look at Drug Pricing Models: How to Expand Access and Control Costs
4 Types of Healthcare System Designs — and the Pros and Cons of Each
What Drives Health Care Costs in the U.S.?
How Affordability Impacts Medication Adherence
How Does Drug Pricing Work in the US?
Download Report: Employer-Pharmacy Partnerships Can Close the Care Gap
Health care costs are climbing at an unsustainable pace, putting pressure on employers and workers alike.
At the same time, long wait times, provider shortages, and high out-of-pocket costs make it harder for employees to get the care they need, leading to poorer health and lost productivity on the job.
One promising solution is hiding in plain sight: the community pharmacy.
Pharmacists now deliver a range of clinical services — including preventive care and chronic disease management — that...
At the same time, long wait times, provider shortages, and high out-of-pocket costs make it harder for employees to get the care they need, leading to poorer health and lost productivity on the job.
One promising solution is hiding in plain sight: the community pharmacy.
Pharmacists now deliver a range of clinical services — including preventive care and chronic disease management — that...
Food as Medicine programs provide holistic community care
Poor nutrition is a leading cause of chronic disease in the United States and increases the risk for overweight and obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancer. Despite this, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nine out of 10 Americans consume too much sodium, less than one out of 10 Americans eat enough fruits or vegetables and half of American adults have at least one sugary beverage every day.
