Dr. Asaf Bitton quoted in Newsweek.
Dr. Asaf Bitton joins PBS News Hour’s reporting on the Baltimore Neighborhood Nursing program that was inspired by the Costa Rican primary health care model.
Maria “Tika” Kartika, MD, is a graduate student at Harvard Medical School, pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Health Delivery. Tika is complimenting her graduate program by working with the Ariadne Labs Primary Health Care Team in the summer of 2024 to contribute to research on person-centered, integrated primary health care models. She brings expertise… Continue reading Maria “Tika” Kartika
Dr. Asaf Bitton spoke with Tradeoffs via NPR on what lessons from Costa Rica’s national approach to primary care could help in the United States.
Dr. Asaf Bitton discusses new Health Affairs Forefront article published from Ariadne Labs and collaborators at Massachusetts Health Quality Partners and Milbank Memorial Fund that demonstrates how scorecards can help strengthen struggling primary care systems in the U.S.
Dr. Asaf Bitton quoted in Fast Company’s list of the fifteen most innovative companies in healthcare for 2024.
Sarah Dannin, MPH, is a Project Manager on the Primary Health Care Program at Ariadne Labs. Sarah supports a diverse portfolio of projects that seek to build more equitable primary health care systems, domestically and internationally. Sarah is responsible for ensuring work is delivered with excellence: on time, on budget, on scope, and with a… Continue reading Sarah Dannin
Madeline Pesec, MD, ScM is a Primary Health Care Fellow at Ariadne Labs and an Internal Medicine and Pediatrics resident. Her research interests include population health management, person-centered integrated healthcare, and health outcome equity. She is an expert in Costa Rica’s primary health care system, investigating the mortality impact of primary health care reform, health… Continue reading Madeline Pesec
Members of our Primary Health Care program, with colleagues Barbra G. Rabson, MPH and Christopher F. Koller, share lessons from their work in developing Primary Care Scorecards globally and in the US and strategies to strengthen and implement high-quality primary care for everyone.
Primary Health Care Fellow, Madeline Pesec, MD, ScM, co-authors new research finding that in areas where Costa Rica opened primary care health centers offering improved and expanded care, the mortality rate fell by 13% over a nine-year period.