HOSPITAL RANSOMWARE ATTACKS: A Delivery and Patient Outcomes Analysis

NIHCM GRANTS

By Hannah Neprash

By Sayeh Sander Nikpay

By Claire McGlave

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

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Despite increased occurrences, the lack of data on ransomware attacks has impeded research.

CITE: https://www.r2library.com/Resource/Title/0826102549

This research team will use a newly developed database to analyze how hospital ransomware attacks affect health care delivery and patient outcomes. The findings will provide new evidence for ongoing debates and legislative proposals about improving the cybersecurity of critical US infrastructure – including hospitals.

The Effect of Hospital Ransomware Attacks on Health Care Delivery and Patient Outcomes

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HOSPITAL PARTNERSHIPS: CBOs and SDOH

COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS

SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH

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By Yunyu Xiao Weil of Cornell Medicine

By Timothy Brown of UC Berkley Medicine

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This study will determine the causal effects of hospital-CBO partnerships on hospital re-admissions and mortality for the leading mental health and injury-related causes of death (suicidal ideation or suicide) and the leading physical cause of death (heart attack).

CITE: https://www.r2library.com/Resource/Title/0826102549

Findings may inform how, where, and for whom targeted hospital partnerships with CBOs can reduce hospital readmission and mortality.

Do Hospital Partnerships with Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) that Address Social Determinants of Health Reduce Hospital Readmission and Mortality?

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PRIVATE EQUITY: In Cancer Oncology Care

NIHCM GRANTS

By Ola Abdelhadi

By Richard Scheffler

University California at Berkley

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Despite increases in private equity acquisition of oncology practices, little is known about the effect on market competition, prices, and quality.

CITE: https://www.r2library.com/Resource/Title/0826102549

This research team will examine the changes in health care quality and prices following private equity acquisition of oncology practices and explore whether these acquisitions exacerbate health disparities among racial groups. This work may be relevant to policymakers and antitrust regulators assessing private equity deals.

Increasing Private Equity Investment in Cancer Care: What is the Effect on Prices and Quality of Care?

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