National Institute for Health Care Management

06/11/2026

Read it now: NIHCM’s June newsletter! Dive into the latest on Food Is Medicine and nutrition programs, prescription drugs, and tick-borne illnesses. Featuring an exclusive interview with Dr. So-Yeon Kang on the use of coupons for brand-name drugs and patient spending.
https://bit.ly/NIHCMJune26newsletter

05/14/2026

Announcing the appointment of three new Advisory Board members: Adam Boehler, Melinda Buntin, and Steve Parente.
Their experience and unique perspectives will further enrich the NIHCM Advisory Board and advance our work to improve health care through evidence and collaboration.
Read more here: https://bit.ly/NIHCMnewABmembers26

04/29/2026

Announcing the winners of the 32nd Annual NIHCM Awards in Health Care Journalism and Policy Research! This year we recognize individuals who produced high-impact work that expanded the evidence base, identified gaps in health systems, and helped advance our understanding of ways to improve quality and promote affordability. Join us in celebrating their achievements and learn more about their work: https://bit.ly/NIHCM2026AwardWinners



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04/21/2026

What is digital technology really doing to youth mental well-being? Join National Institute for Health Care Management and hear the latest from experts on April 23, 2-3 pm ET. Sign up today: https://bit.ly/NIHCMmentalhealthwebinar

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04/16/2026

The newest edition of NIHCM’s newsletter is here! Featuring an exclusive interview with researcher James Robinson and his work on hospital adoption and pricing of cancer biosimilars.

Read it here: https://bit.ly/NIHCMApr26newsletter

Check out NIHCM’s April newsletter!

This edition highlights the latest data on maternal health outcomes and strategies to improve care access and quality. It also addresses children's health and behavioral health, and features an exclusive interview with James Robinson on his new research on biosimilar pricing and adoption.

Read it here: https://bit.ly/NIHCMApr26newsletter

04/14/2026

Check out NIHCM’s April newsletter!

This edition highlights the latest data on maternal health outcomes and strategies to improve care access and quality. It also addresses children's health and behavioral health, and features an exclusive interview with James Robinson on his new research on biosimilar pricing and adoption.

Read it here: https://bit.ly/NIHCMApr26newsletter

04/13/2026

New webinar from NIHCM! Join experts on April 23, 2-3 pm ET as they discuss drivers for youth mental health concerns, focused initiatives to expand access to care, and the impact of social media,
Sign up today: https://bit.ly/NIHCMmentalhealthwebinar

03/31/2026

We are thrilled to announce the finalists for the 32nd Annual in Health Care Journalism and Policy Research! Join us in congratulating these journalists and researchers and learn more about their impactful work here: https://bit.ly/NIHCM2026AwardFinalists

03/18/2026

Read 's latest newsletter: bit.ly/NIHCMMar26newsletter

The March edition explores chronic disease and cancer trends, as well as the latest on health care costs, access, and quality.

It also features an exclusive interview with Anna Zink, Hannah Neprash, and Michael Chernew, exploring the adoption of an AI-enabled clinical service and its impact on heart disease diagnoses.

02/24/2026

Announcing NIHCM's New Cohort of Journalism Grantees! http://bit.ly/NIHCMJournalismGrants26

19 grantees will raise awareness on pressing issues of rising costs, affordability, access, and quality—including chronic disease management, consolidation, and the health care workforce.

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