Ontario school districts are struggling to respond racism in schooling and society. How has the literature on district reform addressed these ongoing growing concerns? Through a narrative synthesis systematic review, we map characterize existing past 25 years. By combining searches main online databases with key journal author search, analyzed coded total of 95 documents. Framed through Critica...

CONTEXT High blood pressure is an important risk factor for cardiovascular disease and stroke, the leading cause of death in the U.S., and a substantial national burden through lost productivity and medical care. A recent Community Guide systematic review found strong evidence of effectiveness of team-based care in improving blood pressure control. The objective of the present review is to dete...

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The methods for healthcare reform are strikingly underdeveloped, with much reliance on political power. A methodology that combined methods from sources such as clinical trials, experience-based wisdom, and improvement science could be among the aims of the upcoming work in the USA on comparative effectiveness and on the agenda of the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation in the Centers f...

nancial crisis, there have been many calls to expand regulatory oversight in the fi nancial sector. Previously, regulation focused primarily on the health of individual fi nancial institutions. Since the crisis, however, regulatory reform eff orts, such as the 2010 DoddFrank Act, have focused more on stability in the fi nancial sector as a whole, a concept known as “macroprudential” or “systemi...

n engl j med 368;16 nejm.org april 18, 2013 1470 a loss of status and income as well as disdain from peers. Although leadership is making its way into clinical training, the workforce of the near future is already practicing. How can senior leaders enable and encourage front-line leadership among today’s clinicians? Surveys suggest that clinicians want a greater leadership role but feel unprepa...

This article examines the role of health governance in shaping the outcomes of healthcare reforms in China. The analysis shows that the failure of reforms during the 1980s and 1990s was in part due to inadequate attention to key aspects in health governance, such as strategic interactions among government, providers and users, as well as incentive structures shaping their preferences and behavi...