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February 15, 2019
Presidents & Health: 5 Things You Didn’t Learn in History Class
Throughout our nation’s history, our elected leaders have shaped health through advocacy, education, and their own example. In honor of Presidents Day, the de Beaumont Foundation has released a quiz – …
January 22, 2019
How Pre-K Programs Can Lead to Better Health Outcomes
By Catherine Patterson My first job out of college was as a Head Start teacher. I had a classroom full of 20 three-year-olds, and I’m not afraid to admit (now) – …
January 22, 2019
My Year as a Philanthropy Fellow: 5 Favorite Moments
At the de Beaumont Foundation’s 2018 holiday party, Katie Sellers (right) was the proud winner of the “I Love Rachel” shirt, created by Lizzie Corcoran (left). By Rachel Locke My – …
January 16, 2019
Health Affairs Blog Post: Meeting Patients’ Individual Social Needs Falls Short of Improving the Health of All
In Health Affairs, de Beaumont Foundation CEO Brian Castrucci and John Auerbach, CEO of Trust for America’s Health, weigh in on the growing involvement of health providers in addressing patients’ – …
January 14, 2019
New Workforce Survey: Public Health Turnover Could Pose Threat to Community Health
Are America’s states and cities prepared for the next health epidemic? Not according to new survey research that shows a rise in job turnover among public health professionals. This is – …
