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Community-Based Health Care | RAND Community-based health care represents a unique mode of care delivery with its own set of considerations, challenges, advantages, and disadvantages RAND experts have studied a diverse range of community health programs, neighborhood characteristics including food environments, public health implications of prisoner reentry, the role of faith-based groups in health care, and much more
The Promise and Challenges of VA Community Care: Veterans Issues in . . . The U S Department of Veterans Affairs contracts with private-sector providers to help ensure that eligible veterans receive timely health care This care can alleviate access barriers for veterans, but questions remain about its cost and quality
The Promise and Challenges of VA Community Care The VA contracts with private-sector providers to ensure that veterans receive timely health care This care alleviates access barriers, but questions remain about its cost and quality With recent expansions in eligibility for community care, accurate data will be critical to policy and budget decisions and promoting high-quality care for veterans
What Have We Learned About Safety Net Providers and Integrated Care? | RAND This synthesis piece examines strategies that community health centers are using to better coordinate care with specialists, hospitals, and social service organizations and explores whether the strategies promote better integrated, evidence-based care
Integrating Mental Health Support into Rural Libraries Rural communities may lack access to mental health providers, but they do have robust community libraries—trusted hubs that could be transformed into access points for care A new toolkit can help librarians identify and implement mental health supports for their patrons
Community-Based Mental Health Providers Need More Preparation to Better . . . Most community-based mental health providers are not well prepared to take care of the special needs of military veterans and their families A national survey found that few providers met criteria for military cultural competency or used evidence-based approaches to treat problems commonly seen among veterans
Home and Community-Based Services: Veterans Issues in Focus | RAND Home and community-based services allow veterans to “age in place” while receiving the care and support they need They also cost less than institutional care facilities As these VA programs expand, it will be important to make them available to all veterans who would benefit from them
Health Care Resource Allocation Decisionmaking During a Pandemic It is also intended to guide health care resource allocation policy development and implementation by state and regional policymakers, community health centers, and relevant postacute care settings, such as skilled nursing facilities
Evaluation of Two Mental Health–Focused Programs for Justice-Involved . . . This report describes an evaluation of two mental health care programs for youth on probation in Los Angeles County The authors discuss barriers to treatment and recommend supports to facilitate program success and improve youth mental health