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Partner Programs

  • Centers & Institutes

    • Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy (AISP)

      Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy (AISP) AISP is an initiative funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation through a grant to University of Pennsylvania Professors Dennis Culhane, School of Social Policy and Practice, and John Fantuzzo, Graduate School of Education. The principal aim of AISP is to improve the quality of education, health and human service agencies’ policies and practices through the use of integrated data systems. Quality integrated data systems are designed to help executive leaders in municipal, county, and state government evaluate and establish effective programs for the people they serve. From 2009-2012 AISP concentrated on three main objectives: 1) promoting a professional network; 2) establishing guidelines for practice; and 3) demonstrating research and analytic capacities that integrated data systems enable. AISP’s activities during this time built support for the efforts of state, county, and municipal education, health and human service agencies to improve their use of data for policy analysis and program improvement. Currently, AISP continues to work on the above aims while focusing intently on the following three key goals: 1) developing the capacities of existing and new IDS sites; 2) demonstrating uses of IDS for policy and program reforms; and 3) identifying opportunities for innovation in the development and use of IDS.

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    • AcademyHealth State-University Partnership Learning Network (SUPLN)

      AcademyHealth State-University Partnership Learning Network (SUPLN) AcademyHealth facilitates the State-University Partnership Learning Network to support evidence-based state health policy and practice with a focus on transforming Medicaid-based health care. The Learning Network supports state-based partnerships between Medicaid policymakers and their resident state university research institutions to improve the patient experience with care, improve the health of populations, and reduce the per capita cost of health care. Through regular in-person and virtual convenings, member partnerships share best practices and learn from experts about substantive and process issues.

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    • Seton Hall University School of Law, Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy

      Seton Hall University School of Law, Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy The Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy exists primarily to educate lawyers and health care industry professionals regarding the extraordinarily complex set of laws that govern patients, health care providers, manufacturers and suppliers. Furthermore, Center faculty and researchers produce scholarship and recommendations for policy on the varied and complex issues posed by health and pharmaceutical law. The Center fosters informed dialogue among policymakers, consumer advocates, the medical profession and industry in the search for solutions to the ethical, legal, and social questions presented in the health and pharmaceutical arena. As part of its educational mission, the Center is a leader in providing compliance education and training on the wide-ranging state, federal, and international mandates that apply to the development, safety, use and promotion of drugs and devices.

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    • New Jersey Health Initiatives

      New Jersey Health Initiatives New Jersey Health Initiatives (NJHI), a statewide grant making program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, supports innovative approaches to resolve health and health care needs in New Jersey. CSHP partners with NJHI on state policy and program evaluation issues.

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  • Affiliated Education Opportunities

    • Rutgers Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy

      Rutgers Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is the nexus of planning, public policy, and public health, bringing together three core disciplines in a unique and multidisciplinary manner while promoting systematic thinking and innovative problem solving aimed at some of society’s most complex and challenging problems. The Bloustein School offers five undergraduate majors: Urban Planning and Design, Public Policy, Public Health, Health Administration, and Planning and Public Policy. The School’s graduate programs include: Public Policy, Urban Planning and Policy Development, Executive Master of Health Administration, Master of Health Administration, and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Planning and Public Policy.

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    • Rutgers School of Public Health

      Rutgers School of Public Health The Rutgers School of Public Health (SPH) seeks to improve health and prevent disease in diverse populations in New Jersey and around the world through educating students to become well-qualified and effective public health leaders, researchers and practitioners; conducting research to advance public health science and policies; and providing service programs that promote population and individual health. SPH degree programs include the M.P.H. (Master of Public Health), M.S. (Master of Science in Biostatistics), M.S. (Master of Science in Health Outcomes, Policy & Economics) and Ph.D. (Program in Public Health).

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  • Other Initiatives

    • Evaluating Innovations in Nursing Education

      Evaluating Innovations in Nursing Education Evaluating Innovations in Nursing Education (EIN) was a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation national program, directed by the Center for State Health Policy. This national initiative supported evaluations of interventions that expanded teaching capacity or promoted faculty recruitment and retention in schools of nursing. Michael Yedidia, M.P.H., Ph.D., Research Professor at the Center, served as the Director for this initiative, and Joanne T. Fuccello, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., served as Deputy Director.

      In 2011, the EIN program staff completed a National Survey of Nurse Faculty. To create customized findings and choose from over 60 characteristics of workload and attitudes toward work-life and explore how they differ among faculty subgroups, use NuFAQs, our Nurse Faculty query web based tool. Data were collected from a nationally representative sample of full-time faculty members teaching in nursing schools that offer at least one degree program that prepares graduates to sit for the licensure exam.

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