UCSF Phillip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies (IHPS)

UCSF IHPS affiliated faculty Morgan Philbin - The Shelter System Isn’t Equipped for LGBTQ+ Youth #LGBTQ #youth #homelessness https://lnkd.in/eJJGaxxj

"High turnover, less experienced hires, and a focus on incentivizing retention are just some of the concerns for healthcare leaders." -Joanne Spetz #healthcareworkers https://lnkd.in/g53SqFt5

Applications for IHPS at UCSF's Philip R. Lee Postdoc Fellowship opportunity are open for a July 2025 start date! For 50+ years, we've prepared the next generation of scholars in health policy & health services research, focusing on equity & interprofessional collaboration. More info & to apply: https://bit.ly/3W6BKj3 #postdoc

UCSF IHPS faculty Julia Adler-Milstein Time Warp: Fax Machines Still Common in Oncology Practice. Why? https://lnkd.in/gXZMFb-U

"Large Bay Area health care employers tend to offer higher wages for their lowest-paid workers than smaller hospitals in the Central Valley, the Inland Empire and northern rural counties," UCSF IHPS director, Joanne Spetz, says in KQED article. #healthworkforce https://lnkd.in/gRqYqX9c

New work by UCSF IHPS faculty Hilary Seligman and colleague, Rocco Perla in Health Affairs. Food Is Medicine—Now, Recognize It As “Primarily Health-Related”. #foodismedicine #nutrition https://lnkd.in/eN8Y9hsk

UCSF IHPS faculty, Dan Ciccarone, on his new work with colleagues. "Fentanyl residue may increase overdoses", UCSF doctor says. https://lnkd.in/gzc7E47z

"None of us-even if we're insured-is immune from the financially devastating effects of the administrative monstrosity of the U.S. healthcare system" -UCSF IHPS's Renee Hsia in Forbes Have Good Health Insurance? Too Bad. You Could Still Get A $250,000 Bill https://t.co/jM3o39EnSR

“I don’t think ‘devastating’ is too strong of a word,” UCSF IHPS faculty Janet Coffman said in KQED of the funding reduction implications for growing the heath care workforce, if enacted. https://t.co/TWNElLkIFw #healthcareworkforce

UCSF IHPS Faculty, Jason Nagata, details in the The Washington Post that one of the biggest predictors of adolescents’ screen use is their parents’ screen use. Worried about your tween’s screen time? Check your own, new study says. https://wapo.st/3RvRj11 #adolescenthealth