LDI and American Healthcare
The Pennsylvania Gazette Reflects on How LDI's Leaders and Fellows Are Meeting the Federal Policy Moment
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How Playing Games May Save People’s Lives
The Growing Use of Gamification in Health Motivates People to Exercise More and Take Other Actions to Improve Their Physical Well-Being
New National Study Finds Doctors Paid Less for Treating Black and Hispanic Patients
Physicians Were Paid About 10% Less for Visits Involving Black and Hispanic Patients, With Pediatric Gaps Reaching 15%, According to a First-of-Its-Kind LDI Analysis
Penn LDI Raises $5.5 Million in Landmark Davis Family Gift Initiative
Includes $1 Million in Donations to Meet a Matching Challenge
Chart of the Day: Political Outlook Drives Trust in the Use of Digital Health Data by Health Agencies After COVID
Conservatives Show Less Trust in the Use of Digital Health Data by CDC, NIH, While Liberals’ Distrust of Tech Firms Rises
Surveys of Hospital Patients Evolve to Use Email, Phone and Mail and Even Narratives
Concerns Remain About Measuring Racism. LDI Experts Weigh in on How HCAHPS Surveys Can Be Improved
Black Patients Feel Dismissed and Skeptical After Their Experiences in the ED
Penn LDI Study Gathers Personal Experiences to Aid the Dismantling of Structural Racism in Medicine
Why HIPAA Is No Longer Enough to Guard Health Data
New Penn Paper Creates Ethical Data Practices Framework to Inform Policymakers
Report from the 2023 Penn Medicine Nudges in Health Care Symposium
Nudge Science at the Crossroads and the Obstacles it Faces
In The Media CNN
ChatGPT’s Responses to Suicide, Addiction, Sexual Assault Crises Raise Questions in New Study
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In The Media CNN
ChatGPT May Have Better Bedside Manner Than Some Doctors, but It Lacks Some Expertise
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