Research, Tools, and Guides
Our Eldercare Team’s published results in JAMDA from their 6-month pilot in 2 rural nursing homes to assess feasibility, acceptability, and utility of the Wellbeing Toolkit.
Request for Applications Overview Ariadne Labs, a joint center for health systems innovation at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, requests applications from states, or individual rural hospitals, to provide an opportunity for their rural hospitals to participate in a Rural Home Hospital (RHH) Accelerator project. The Accelerator will provide expertise in designing and launching home hospital… Continue reading Request for Applications: Rural Home Hospital Accelerator
The BetterBirth Team and their partners at KEMRI Wellcome Trust and the University of Oxford published the results from their mixed methods study at three county referral hospitals in Kenya to explore the impact of birth complications on mothers’ and families’ postpartum experiences and wellbeing.
A randomized controlled trial, published in JAMA Network Open and led by Ariadne Labs, showed that Rural Home Hospital programs can deliver acute care at an equal or lower cost compared to brick-and-mortar hospitals, while providing a better patient experience.
Ariadne Labs, with funding from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust, has conducted comprehensive follow-up research in the area of Type 1 diabetes screening. We have compiled this report to share findings on further progress in advancing screening and identify priorities for future work.
Ariadne Labs, as part of USAID’s MOMENTUM suite, conducted a landscape analysis of current global tools and professional guidelines regarding safe cesarean delivery as well as an ecosystem map identifying what elements of the care pathway are addressed by the existing tools and guidelines. The goal of the landscape analysis was to provide an overview of existing resources to identify gaps and help inform the future development of a Safe Cesarean Checklist.
The International Consortium of Newborn Sequencing (ICoNS) published their findings and tool in Genetics in Medicine. They identified key factors influencing gene inclusion in newborn genomic screening programs and the team developed a machine learning model incorporating 13 predictors, achieving high accuracy in predicting gene selection across programs.
The Safe Surgery/Safe Systems team publish their conceptual framework for team-based morbidity and mortality conferences in The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety.
Published results from the Spark Grant program’s Cultural Brokering project explores the role that cultural brokers fulfill during pregnancy care for patients with limited English proficiency and the need to recognize, value, and integrate cultural brokering into pregnancy care.
National Academies release new report, co-chaired by Dr. Asaf Bitton, making specific recommendations for CMS, to address the systemic flaws currently affecting primary care professionals and limiting the potential of high-quality primary care services for all.
