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Multi-Sector Population Health Activities Reduce Income-related Disparities in Life Expectancy
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Multi-Sector Population Health Activities Reduce Income-Related Disparities in Life Expectancy

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This presentation highlights research linking income and life expectancy data with the 1998-2014 National Longitudinal Survey of Public Health Systems to examine whether the existence and strength of multi-sector population health improvement activities influence income-related disparities in life expectancy over time.

The presentation addresses:

  • How strong are the delivery systems that support foundational capabilities for population health?
  • How do these delivery systems change over time (e.g, recession, recovery, Affordable Care Act implementation)?
  • How do these delivery systems influence health and economic outcomes?

Dr. Glen Mays presents on research findings that community capacity to implement widely-recommended population health activities is one important contributor to geographic variation in the relationship between income and life expectancy. Policies that encourage multi-sector contributions to population health activities, such as hospital community benefit standards and accountable health community models, may reduce socioeconomic and geographic disparities in health status.

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06.22.2017

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