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A New Effort to Train Health Workers Reimagines Health Care

09-20-21
Sara Rubin. Reprinted with permission by Monterey County Now.
Orlando Elizondo has spent a lot of time thinking about how health care is delivered – not in doctor’s offices or emergency rooms, but in the streets, at your front door, at church. He is a consultant whose clients include UC San Francisco, where a years-long effort at the Healthforce Center has...

Restrictive Policies (and Politics) Impede Nurses, Fail Patients

08-04-17
Healthforce Center Associate Director of Research Joanne Spetz, PhD, was interviewed for a nursing website (onlinefnpprograms.com) about her research on policies, politics and nursing practice that affect nursing leaders across the country. Below are excerpts from that conversation.

People With Mental Illness Are Finding Work Helping Peers (NPR)

07-11-17
A new NPR story about peer support for people with mental illness in Texas, features Joanne Spetz, Healthforce Center's associate director of research.

Community Paramedicine Project Shows Early Success

04-19-17
An independent study by Healthforce Center at UCSF has shown that California’s community paramedicine pilot projects have improved patient well-being and generated savings for insurers and hospitals.