Chair and Bloomberg Centennial Professor, Dept. of Health Policy and Management, JHSPH, Director Health Policy Research Scholars; Tweets my own
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Dr Keshia Pollack Porter retweeted
Thanks to my advisors and co-authors Darrell Gaskin, @DR_KMP, @SaraJeanSinger and Lindsay Thompson, dare I say that this research was *FUN*? When I said it would be a dream to speak to product leaders & investors to gather their perspectives, they asked, "why not?" So I did.
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Who wants to engage in some real talk about how to make transportation safety work equitable for all & truly addressing historic & ongoing injustices? Join us Aug 20 w/ @RoadToZeroUS @NOYSnews @DR_KMP @deBeaumontFndtn @BikeWalkBus
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Check out our new paper in the July issue of @Health_Affairs on the Medicaid unwinding with Henry Larweh, @jeffreydmarr, and @FrankXu_PhD. Special shout out to Henry Larweh who completed much of the analytical work in just one summer through the @JohnsHopkinsSPH DSIP program!
In the July issue of Health Affairs, Mark Meiselbach and colleagues at Johns Hopkins University explore county-level overlap in carriers and networks in Medicaid managed care and the Marketplace in 2021.
Read the full paper: bit.ly/3StiM3Q
Dr Keshia Pollack Porter retweeted
Congratulations to Alum @YSingh_Hopkins, PhD Candidate @JeffreyDMarr, and Assistant Professor Kate Miller for being recognized by @AcademyHealth for their research efforts! These @JohnsHopkinsSPH Department of HPM affiliates should be incredibly proud of this accomplishment! 🎉
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Congratulations to Cohort 1 alumni, Jennifer McGee-Avila, PhD, who recently had her research included in The 2024 Economic Report of the President (pg 125): ow.ly/LNB850R8ohz
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On today’s @publichealthpod, we reflect on the significance of Juneteenth, and recommit to healing and social justice work four years after its declaration as a federal holiday. 🎧
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ALT Episode 770 of the Public Health On Call podcast is titled Juneteenth in 2024, featuring Joel Bolling, assistant dean for Inclusion, Diversity, Anti-racism, and Equity at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Dr Keshia Pollack Porter retweeted
Glad to be one of many giving constructive feedback to @CMSGov
about their #datapolicy with @jzayanian @JAMAHealthForum nam02.safelinks.protection.o…
Dr Keshia Pollack Porter retweeted
Meet HPM Assistant Professor @Mark_Meiselbach:
Meiselbach, PhD '22, uses health economics methods to inform policy that can improve the availability and affordability of health care. Watch the video below to learn about what led him to studying health economics. #HumansOfHPM
Dr Keshia Pollack Porter retweeted
ICYMI: Congratulations to our department chair Dr. Keshia Pollack Porter (@DR_KMP) and the rest of the cast from last month’s @TheatreOfWar production of “An Enemy of the People." The play follows a doctor’s attempt to reveal the truth behind a rural town’s poisoned water supply.
Dr Keshia Pollack Porter retweeted
Come join us for some sharing of the #SecretSauce on how to get sh*t done in the policy sphere in upside down times. Facts can matter if listen to the world around us. love doing this with
@DR_KMP & @KatrinaForrest8 & @JHadvocacy
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Dr Keshia Pollack Porter retweeted
So excited to see this paper out in the world!
Paper #2: In AJHE @ashecon with @MattDEisenberg. This one is complicated. To avoid taking on too much risk for their self-funded plans, many firms will purchase a "stop loss" policy that kicks in when firms health expenditures exceed an "attachment point".
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Finally! Applications are open for @HPRScholars Cohort 2024! Consider joining a community of doctoral trained scholars from various disciplines who are changing policy, structures, and systems to build a Culture of Health and advance health equity! @BSPH_HPM
Do you know a doctoral student who is passionate about #HealthEquity? Applications are open for Health Policy Research Scholars, which trains doctoral students to use their discipline-based research training to advance health equity. Learn more at healthpolicyresearch-scholar…
What an honor to introduce the Honorable @RepMaxineWaters to talk about the Minority Aids Initiative on World AIDS Day at the #HOPEChalleng organized by @HopkinsCHDS @BSPH_HPM and held at @JHUBloombergCtr. – at Washington, DC
A great Fireside Chat at the #HOPEChallenge at @JHUBloombergCtr hosted by @HopkinsCHDS @BSPH_HPM. This one moderated by @JamalSimmons from @CNN focuses on the importance of the law in undermining racial equity in health, wealth, and education. – at Baltimore, MD
Celebrating the Minority AIDS Initiative at 25 at the #HOPEChallenge happening in DC at the @JHUBloombergCtr hosted by by the @HopkinsCHDS @BSPH_HPM @JohnsHopkinsSPH. Today on #WorldAIDSDay2023 we celebrate policy achievements and the work that remains to achieve health equity.
As chair of @BSPH_HPM I am thrilled to officially welcome Dr. Buntin as a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor in HPM and at CBS!! @JohnsHopkinsSPH @JHUCarey @JohnsHopkins ICUMI: Leading health policy researcher Melinda Buntin joins Johns Hopkins bit.ly/3MOGy7D via @HubJHU
Excited to kick off the 2023 Hopkins Fall Institute hosted by @BSPH_HPM @JohnsHopkinsSPH in partnership with the Barcelona Public Health Agency and @UPFBarcelona – at Barcelona, Spain
Dr Keshia Pollack Porter retweeted
Honored to be appointed by @GovWesMoore to serve on a new statewide commission on behavioral health treatment and access.
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Thank you @DR_KMP @JHU for helping lift up the importance of centering equity in a #SafeSystem to address the disproportionate safety impacts in our everyday transportation system. Read more shorturl.at/aiqF1
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Policies that maintain and protect access to social, physical, and financial assets may help to
protect mental health. [4/5] @DR_KMP @MattDEisenberg @ibwilson_health @iwashyna
