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Titles
- Heading for an acute crisis?: utilization, revenue, expenses, and margins in California’s hospitals, 2019–221
- Heading home from a skilled nursing facility: interventions and tools for improving the transition1
- Healing all sons & brothers: addressing gay, bisexual, and transgender boys and men of color1
- Health Foundation for Western and Central New York's Maternal and Child Health Initiative1
- Health Share of Oregon: a community-oriented approach to accountable care for Medicaid beneficiaries1
- Health and access to care and coverage for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals in the U.S2
- Health and health coverage in the South: a data update1
- Health and retirement effects in a collective consumption model of elderly households1
- Health and social service implications of a census undercount in Los Angeles1
- Health and wealth: measuring health system performance : invited testimony : Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Subcommittee on Interstate Commerce, Trade, and Tourism : hearing on "rethinking the Gross Domestic Product as a Measurement of National Strength"1
- Health at risk: policies are needed to end cigarette, marijuana, and e-cigarette secondhand smoke in multi-unit housing in Los Angeles1
- Health benefits in retirement: set for extinction?1
- Health benefits of small employers in 19981
- Health care affordability improved between 2019 and 2022 under pandemic health coverage policies: findings from the Well-Being and Basic Needs Survey1
- Health care and the candidates in the 2018 midterm elections: key issues and races1
- Health care at the cutting edge: the role of academic health centers in the provision of specialty care : a report of the Commonwealth Fund Task Force on Academic Health Centers1
- Health care cost commissions: how eight states address cost growth1
- Health care cost comparison tools: a market under construction1
- Health care costs 101: US spending growth relatively steady in 20181
- Health care costs 101: a continuing economic threat1