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Max Crowley, PhD, Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies and and Director of the Social Science Research Institute's Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative
In this episode, Dennis Scanlon speaks with Max Crowley to learn more about the concept of an integrated data system and the work of the Data Accelerator and Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative at Penn State.
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Max Crowley discusses the Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative and describes the concept of an integrated data system.
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Max Crowley discusses how data is often one of the biggest barriers to addressing pressing social issues.
Government doesn’t wait for the research. Our work operates under the theories that there are two communities, the research and policy communities, but also the importance of policy windows. If our research is going to be used appropriately and effectively, it has to be ready at the right time.
Max Crowley, Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies
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Max Crowley explains the responses to evidence-based policy from different levels of government.
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Max Crowley discusses the work the Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative has done to curate data on social determinants of health.
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Center for Health Care Policy Research
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About
- News
- Events
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Ask the Experts
- A New Approach to Treating Mental Health Conditions
- A Purchaser's View on Achieving the Highest Quality Care at the Best Price
- Challenges Facing Rural Health in Pennsylvania and the United States
- "Collaborating in Pennsylvania to promote healthcare transparency, delivery system redesign, and payment reform
- Community-Engaged Research in the Penn State Context
- Flipping the Traditional Medical School Training Model
- Health Care’s Response to Sexual Assault in Underserved & Rural Communities
- Housing is Health - Addressing Social Determinants of Health
- Insurance Design (V-BID) A Provider's Perspective on Value-Based Insurance Design
- Making Cancer Care Patient-Centered
- Navigating insurance regulation during health care reform
- The Impact of Health Care Reform on Practicing Physicians
- The Importance of Health Care Transparency
- The Opioid Epidemic Impact on Cesarean Sections
- Healthcare Unwrapped Podcast
- Publications
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