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Project

12/17/2018

Evaluating the impact of a mobile food market intervention

ICH is providing data expertise and support to the Greater Boston Food Bank and partners in assessing the implementation and impact of a mobile food market at Revere Health Center.

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Project

12/11/2018

Data Services for HIV/AIDS Medical Case Management

ICH assists Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) to manage quarterly data reporting on services received by patients with HIV/AIDS. This includes cleaning, recoding, consolidating, and uploading data to a centralized system,…

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Project

12/05/2018

Healthy Malden and Everett

ICH is evaluating a substance use and HIV/Hepatitis C prevention initiative for youth and young adults in Malden and Everett

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News

11/29/2018

Leah Zallman shares immigrant health expertise at RWJF and Harvard events

Earlier this week, ICH's Director of Research Leah Zallman attended an invitation-only event sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation entitled "Setting the Course for Health Equity Research". Leah was…

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News

11/16/2018

Leah Zallman featured on AcademyHealth blog

Leah Zallman was recently featured as a guest author on AcademyHealth's blog. Leah wrote about her research showing that immigrants pay more in private insurance premiums than they receive in…

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Publication

11/15/2018

Public Charge Rule Could Prompt Up to 455,000 California Kids Who Need Care to Leave Medi-Cal

New research from the Institute for Community Health estimates that the Trump administration’s proposed changes to the public charge rule could prompt 195,000 to 455,000 California children in need of medical attention…

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Data Services for HIV/AIDS Medical Case Management

Healthy Malden and Everett

Leah Zallman shares immigrant health expertise at RWJF and Harvard events

Leah Zallman featured on AcademyHealth blog

Public Charge Rule Could Prompt Up to 455,000 California Kids Who Need Care to Leave Medi-Cal

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