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Measuring What Matters: Data Gaps, Certificate of Need Reform, and Pediatric Psychiatric Inpatient Capacity in North Carolina

Access to pediatric inpatient psychiatric services is increasingly constrained, yet statewide psychiatric infrastructure remains difficult to measure due to fragmented and inconsi…

Provider and Staff Responses to Non-Facility Specific Patient Experience Feedback with Post-Acute Care Transitions

While a large portion of efforts related to improving patient experience, reducing medical errors, and improving clinical outcomes have focused on acute care settings, improvement…

Evaluating Self-Reported Patient Experience with Transitions from General Acute Care to Post-Acute Care Settings

In collaboration with 18 inpatient rehabilitation hospitals (IRFs), six long term acute care hospitals, and 14 skilled nursing facilities, a cross-sectional study was conducted in…

Measuring Maternity Care Access in the United States: A Scoping Review of Maternity Care Deserts, Obstetric Service Availability, and Geographic Access

Access to inpatient obstetric services is increasingly recognized as a critical component of maternal health infrastructure; however, substantial variation exists in how maternity …

Capacity Constraints in Pediatric Inpatient Psychiatric Care: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Bed Availability and Geographic Access in North Carolina

Background: Access to mental health services for children and adolescents has emerged as a critical public health concern. Despite rising rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal…