Add to ORKGThis series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction with the Maine Rural Health Research Center to describe robust and innovative models and strategies from Maine and other parts of the country related to the areas of health finance and payment, governance, workforce, and service delivery that have the potential to be replicated or adapted here in Maine. Other briefs in this series: Moving Rural Health Systems to Value-Based Payment Recruiting and Retaining Maine\u27s Health Care Workforce Maine\u27s Behavioral Health Services Service Delivery Advances in Care Coordination Emergency Care, and Telehealth Federally Qualified Health Center Initiatives Learn more at www.mehaf.or
Medical Schoolhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/148195/1/scruggse.pd
In the Fiscal Year 2015 Medicare Rural Hospital Flexibility Grant Guidance, the Federal Office of Ru...
Present health funding models can place onerous pressures on rural health services. Staff may lack t...
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
Part of a series of briefs profiling innovative rural health system transformation models and strate...
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
There are growing concerns about the current and future state of rural health. Despite decades of po...
The Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) has awarded grants to 14 Maine health organizations to da...
Rural Futures Lab Foundation Papers are intended to present current thinking on the economic drivers...
This brief describes the issues affecting access to health care in rural Maine. These issues include...
Legislators and other policymakers will be continually challenged to balance the needs of hospitals ...
Presented at the 2017 National Rural Health Association Annual Meeting. Coburn, a member of the Rura...
Book chapter from Health Care and Tourism: A Lead Sector Strategy for Rural Maine. Revitalization in...
The biennial state health plan mandated by Maine’s innovative Dirigo Health Reform Act guides how th...
Medical Schoolhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/148195/1/scruggse.pd
In the Fiscal Year 2015 Medicare Rural Hospital Flexibility Grant Guidance, the Federal Office of Ru...
Present health funding models can place onerous pressures on rural health services. Staff may lack t...
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
Part of a series of briefs profiling innovative rural health system transformation models and strate...
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
There are growing concerns about the current and future state of rural health. Despite decades of po...
The Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) has awarded grants to 14 Maine health organizations to da...
Rural Futures Lab Foundation Papers are intended to present current thinking on the economic drivers...
This brief describes the issues affecting access to health care in rural Maine. These issues include...
Legislators and other policymakers will be continually challenged to balance the needs of hospitals ...
Presented at the 2017 National Rural Health Association Annual Meeting. Coburn, a member of the Rura...
Book chapter from Health Care and Tourism: A Lead Sector Strategy for Rural Maine. Revitalization in...
The biennial state health plan mandated by Maine’s innovative Dirigo Health Reform Act guides how th...
Medical Schoolhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/148195/1/scruggse.pd
In the Fiscal Year 2015 Medicare Rural Hospital Flexibility Grant Guidance, the Federal Office of Ru...
Present health funding models can place onerous pressures on rural health services. Staff may lack t...