@pitthpm

pitthpm has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in February 2023. The social media accounts linked to from pitthpm are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email Besides social media accounts, pitthpm has populated their site with: • Pitt HPM 2024-25 Annual Report • Pitt-Bradford’s new emergency medicine program is meeting a crucial community need | University of Pittsburgh • Prior authorizations can delay health care. Here’s how to push back : NPR • How Pa.'s falling school vaccination rates and enforcement failures put thousands of children at risk | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette • Pitt Public Health researcher explores how insurance denials shape health inequities in new book | School of Public Health • April 2026 HPM Newsletter • Special Edition: 2026 HPM Graduation Newsletter • Why Oliver Picked Pitt's MHA Program • Why Sabina Picked Pitt's MPH in Health Policy and Management • Why Paul Picked Pitt's MHA Program • Why Katie Picked Pitt's MPH in Health Policy and Management • Why Halle Picked Pitt's MHA/MBA Program • Why Sammy Picked Pitt's MPH in Health Policy and Management • Why Katie Picked Pitt's MHA Program • Medicaid funds direct care for one in four dual-eligible older adults nationally, but state variation is four-fold • After Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, more young women opted for sterilization | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette • Medicare Advantage plans denied prior authorization requests at unusually high rates, HHS report finds • Impact of Expansive Catastrophic Plan Eligibility on 2026 Marketplace Enrollment • High Levels of Opioid Use Disorder and Low Rates of Treatment in Critically Ill Medicaid Beneficiaries in Eight States • Racial and ethnic differences in medications for opioid use disorder and overdose in 11 state Medicaid programs from 2016 to 2020 • Geographic Access to Hospices with High Quality Ratings • Geographic Availability and Use of Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Among Medicaid Enrollees • As Montana’s Medicaid work requirements roll out, cancer patients fear they’ll lose coverage • ACA premiums likely set for another double-digit rise next year • Optimizing Consumer Choice in Selection of Health Insurance | Health Affairs Scholar | Oxford Academic • Walters: "Fellowship gives you front seat with organization making global impact" • Dr. Derek Angus launches health-centered podcast on JAMA Network • Maria Pardo: Helping people where they are • The Behavioral Health Treatment Engagement and Retention Learning Collaborative to Improve Receipt and Continuity of Medication Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder - Dushka Crane, Lareina La Flair, Shadia Jallaq, Adam Bartley, Marguerite Burns, Christine Mc • Elevating Patient Voices to Improve Opioid Use Disorder Quality Measurement: A Survey Protocol • Myles Chung awarded scholarship from American College of Healthcare Executives • Abby Serakowski takes the reins in bringing AHN improvement project to life • Katie Cooke takes lead on UPMC project with system-wide impact • Alum Spotlight: Natasha Shah, MHA (’24) • HPM Summer 2026 Newsletter • Taking it to the street: Sabina Shah brings overdose prevention education to Allegheny County communities • Alumni Spotlight: Peter Adams, MHA, MBA (’21) • Lydia Roberts puts theory into practice to help everyday Pennsylvanians • 2026 Anne C. Sonis Memorial Lecture • 2026 Dawn Gideon and Kevin Altomari Symposium • HPM Mailing List Sign-Up • HPM Programs • ACA, Medicare or health insurance through work? Your health insurance bills are about to go up • About Half of Health Insurance Denials Get Reversed, Analysis Finds - Bloomberg • Donohue: “Everyone will feel the $1 trillion cut in Medicaid” • Celebrating Tina Micale’s 40 years at Pitt • Dana Sakipova (MPH '27) named TIPH Ambassador by ASPPH • Hitting the same notes: Kozhevnikova talks similarities in public health, music after receiving PPS honors