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Jessica Greene

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As seen in: Business 2 Community, Health Affairs, Jeff Bullas's Blog, Annals of Family Medicine, Zapier, Global Trade Magazine, Culpeper Star-Exponent
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Medicaid At 57: Still Essential And Needs Improvements As COVID-19 Emergency Unwinding Looms

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By Jessica Greene, Diane Gibson
| Health Affairs Verified
Enrollment in Medicaid, which just celebrated its 57th birthday, is at an all-time high. Almost 82 million people have Medicaid health coverage, which is approximately one in four Americans (24.6 percent).
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When Patient Activation Levels Change, Health Outcomes And Costs Change, Too

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By Jessica Greene, Judith H. Hibbard, Rebecca Sacks, Valerie Overton
| Health Affairs Verified
Patient engagement has become a central pillar of health policy. The Affordable Care Act emphasizes patient engagement and activation, with initiatives that focus on shared decision making, wellness, and self-management. 1,2 Health care delivery systems, payers, foundations, and community organizations are making major investments in patient engagement programs. 3–5 There is evidence that links better outcomes with more engaged and activated patients.
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Admissions of COVID‐positive patients to US nursing homes with personal protective equipment or staffing shortages

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By Diane Gibson, Jessica Greene
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Key Points A total of 39% of US nursing homes admitted COVID-positive patients when they had PPE or staffing shortages. Facilities admitting with shortages generally had lower quality ratings. Why Does this Paper Matter? COVID-positive admissions by facilities with shortages may have increased the risk of infection for residents and staff.
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