NEW: We are pleased to share the 2nd Annual Report from NORC’s independent evaluation of the CMS Global and Professional Direct Contracting (GPDC) Model (now, the ACO REACH model) for Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services . This evaluation focuses on CMS’s investment in accountable care organizations (ACOs) and ongoing testing of ACOs and other approaches to care-delivery transformation within the Medicare program. Read the report and learn more about NORC’s work on this project: https://lnkd.in/eXhi3HPw
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Together, We Find Evidence for a Better World. NORC at the University of Chicago is an objective, nonpartisan research organization that partners with government, corporate, and nonprofit clients around the world to inform the critical decisions facing society. For more than 80 years, NORC has used proven methods and pioneered new techniques to study the broad spectrum of human experience. We have explored the structural and personal factors that contribute to health and well-being, examined how we best learn at different stages of development, and how education systems contribute to positive and negative outcomes. NORC has charted the nature of employment and work and created deep knowledge about the state of the national economy and our relationship with money and income. We have helped governments around the world design, implement, and evaluate programs to improve the human condition. And we have probed the heart of the American psyche to understand the sometimes-conflicting views that will shape the future of the country. We now look to the future in a context of accelerating change within the industry, growing amounts and types of data, dramatic technological shifts, a dynamic population, and a growing and diversifying set of players in the research and data industries. In this environment, we must chart a course of evolutionary yet bold change that will build upon our traditional strengths to ensure our relevance, impact, and long-term sustainability.
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NORC at the University of Chicago reposted this
It was an honor to join the North America Rare Disease Summit today and present NORC's recent research on the prevalence of sickle cell disease among individuals with Medicaid and their health care expenditures. I learned so much from the researchers, providers, and advocates I met today. #HealthCareStrategy #NARDS #RareDiseases #SickleCellDisease #NORC
At #NARDS, the final panel "Accelerating the Path to Orphan Drug Development, Innovative Gene Therapy and Genomics" has just begun. This critical discussion focuses on cutting-edge advancements in gene therapy and genomics that are paving the way for new treatments in rare diseases. 👉 Stephan Grupp, Section Chief, Cellular Therapy and Transplant, Division of Oncology, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia 👉 David Barrett, Chief Executive Officer, American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy 👉 Millan Patel, Chief Medical Officer, Rare Disease Foundation (Canada) 👉 Julia Taravella, Executive Director, Rare Trait Hope Fund 👉 Sarah Snyder Rayel, Senior Director, NORC at the University of Chicago 👉 Peter Hulick, Janardan D. Khandekar, MD, Chair of Personalized Medicine and Division Head for Medical Genetics, Endeavor Health Ultragenyx | Thrivewell Infusion, LLC | Novartis | Sanofi. #RareDiseases #HealthcareInnovation #OrphanDrugs #bamberghealth #RDSseries #rds #rareconditions
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ICYMI: Last week, NORC staff were out at AcademyHealth’s Annual Research Meeting in full force. Check out the photos below and visit our website to explore about their posters, presentations, and more! #ARM24 https://lnkd.in/eUKZ6ire
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The #GSSNORC team is in Portugal this week attending the European Social Survey international conference! The team led a great presentation titled “The US General Social Survey and European Social Survey: A Methodological and Operational Comparison”.
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“When I was in college, I always knew about the GSS. Imagine you are a young kid going out and seeing the moon and hoping that one day you could take a spaceship and get up there. It was a dream all those years...and here I am serving as director now of the GSS.” In the return of the #EquityCorps video series, The General Social Survey director René Bautista, Ph.D. talks to Michelle M Johns, PhD, MPH from NORC’s Center on Equity Research about what it means to him to lead one of the largest longitudinal surveys on the attitudes, opinions, and behaviors of the American public. Watch the video to see the whole interview!
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Very excited for this talk, where I’ll be sharing some research about supporting loved ones (especially romantic partners) recovering from eating disorders. An excellent lineup!
On July 17, Jaclyn Siegel, PhD, Zachary Soulliard, Ph.D., and Jennifer Webb will discuss how #eatingdisorders impact marginalized populations, what loved ones can do to best support someone with an eating disorder, and effective treatments. Register 🖥 : https://lnkd.in/e4BdMwsZ
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At the 2024 Justice Community Opioid Innovation Network (JCOIN) meeting, Alex Kresovich highlighted our team's groundbreaking work on opioid-related content on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. 🔍Our research offers pivotal insights into how these platforms influence public opinion and dialogue around the opioid crisis. Using CrowdTangle, we collected data from Facebook and Instagram posts related to the opioid epidemic in the US, spanning from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023. We focused on the top 0.5% of posts with the highest engagement, analyzing 1,267 key posts. Key Findings: 🚓 Law enforcement narratives dominated the conversation, with frequent mentions of fentanyl and heroin. 💔 Discussions on opioid treatments and harm reduction were notably sparse. ⚖️ Partisan differences were evident: right-leaning accounts blamed drug dealers and government policies, often using sensationalist language. 💬 Celebrity overdose news, though rare, generated high engagement. 📰 Local news posts focused heavily on criminality and police action, often mirroring police press releases. 📊 Our research reveals a shift towards a criminal justice lens in public discourse around the opioid crisis. Right-leaning narratives are more prevalent, with limited criticism of pharmaceutical companies or healthcare providers. The emphasis on celebrity overdoses and police narratives highlights significant societal influences on public perception. Opportunities Ahead: 💡Public health entities can leverage these insights to promote evidence-based information and foster constructive conversations. 🤝By collaborating with influential social media accounts and law enforcement, we can help reshape the narrative and tackle the opioid crisis more effectively. #OpioidCrisis #PublicHealth #SocialMediaResearch #JCOIN2024 #EvidenceBasedPolicy #HealthCommunication
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Another post of a fantastic NORC at the University of Chicago colleague presenting at #ARM24. This is Sammy Augenbraun, MPH presenting important findings from research on hospital-community partnerships in rural America. Thank you for your great contribution, Sammy!
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If you follow the news, you might think crime rates are on the rise. But what do the data really say? NORC’s John Roman joins forces with Elizabeth Glazer of Vital City to share data-driven insights on how cities like New York City are really doing when it comes to crime—despite what you may have seen in the news. (Spoiler: Crime in New York and across the nation is lower than it’s ever been.) “So are things perfect? Of course not,” they write. “But we are in a so much better place now than 10, 20, 50, 100 and 2,500 years ago. The problems, and their complexity, are coming into focus.” 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e8ffcc8H