The Healthy North Carolina 2030 project brought together experts and leaders from multiple fields to inform the development of a common set of public health indicators and targets for the…
Health care costs are a serious concern and challenge for policymakers, health care payers, the business community, and the general public. As spending on health care continues to rise, many…
Read the 2019 annual report to read about the NCIOM’s work over the past year.
In light of a growing number of school-based violence, the safety and well-being of students has become a top issue for policymakers across the United states. In its latest issue…
In a new issue brief, the North Carolina Institute of Medicine, in partnership with the United Way of North Carolina and the Division of Aging and Adult Services of the…
Partnering to Improve Health: A Guide to Starting an Accountable Care Community provides information for those thinking about developing an Accountable Care Community model for community partnership to address the…
In 2018, with funding from the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust and The Duke Endowment, the NCIOM convened the Task Force on Accountable Care Communities to make recommendations that encourage the development…
North Carolina’s latest child health report card gives the state high marks for children’s health coverage, but also points out some troubling trends. The rate of youth suicide in the…
Read the 2018 annual report to learn about our work over the past year.
This publication provides updates on the progress made toward implementing the recommendations in the task force’s 2014 report, “North Carolina Rural Health Action Plan.” Task Force on Rural Health North…
This publication provides updates on the progress made toward implementing the recommendations in the task force’s 2011 report, “Honoring Their Service: A Report of the North Carolina Institute of Medicine…
One in five North Carolinians lives in a rural community, and while rural and urban residents have similar health care needs, many rural communities experience shortages of key health professionals. …
