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Promoting Engagement on Healthcare Transparency Sites
The rising costs and complexities of healthcare insurance and services can make it challenging for people to understand issues and confidently make decisions about the coverage and care they want, need and can afford. Healthcare transparency websites can help address this, and HSRI provides some best practices for promoting consumer engagement with these tools. … Read More
Date: 06/2019
Author(s): HSRI Population Health Team
NAYA Home Repair Program Final Report
The Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA) offers a Critical Home Repair, Weatherization, and Anti-Displacement Program that provides no-cost home repairs and energy efficiency upgrades to low-income homeowners in Portland, Oregon. To better understand the safety, health, and stability outcomes of the program, NAYA engaged the Human Services Research Insittute to conduct in-depth interviews and surveys with program participants. The findings are discussed in this report. … Read More
Date: 01/2019
Author(s): HSRI
North Dakota Behavioral Health Vision 2020: 2019 Strategic Goals
HSRI is supporting the North Dakota Behavioral Health Planning Council to engage in coordinated, data-driven system transformation activities based on the recommendations from the 2018 Behavioral Health System Study. This document outlines the 2019 strategic goals selected as part of that work. … Read More
Date: 01/2019
Author(s): HSRI
North Dakota Behavioral Health Vision 20/20: Survey Results
In December 2018, we surveyed North Dakotans to understand which strategic goals they saw as having the highest priority for the behavioral health system in the state. In all, 570 people from across North Dakota took the survey. This report presents the results. … Read More
Date: 01/2019
Author(s): HSRI
Colorado IV-E Waiver Final Evaluation Report
This report presents the evaluation findings from the Colorado Department of Human Services' five-year Title IV-E Waiver child welfare demonstration project, which began in 2013. With its Waiver funds, the Colorado Department of Human Services implemented five primary interventions: facilitated family engagement meetings, kinship supports, Permanency Roundtables, trauma-informed screening and assessment, and trauma-focused treatment. Overall, Colorado’s Title IV-E Waiver benefited child welfare-involved children and youth and their families and kinship caregivers. … Read More
Date: 12/2018
Author(s): HSRI, Colorado State University Social Work Research Center, Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago