Hawaii ranks low in child economic well-being, worse mental health after pandemic
Nicole Pasia | Aug 9, 2022 | Hawaii
Nicole Pasia | Mar 24, 2022 | Hawaii
A new dashboard will provide critical insight for low-income families in Hawaii to improve their social and economic well-being. The Career Ladder Identifier and Financial Forecaster (CLIFF), launched in late February, will allow people to analyze financial impacts of new career pathways, with a goal of minimizing “benefits cliffs”—when a
Ashley Shearer, LCSW, Director of Care Coordination, Utilization Management, and Clinical Documentation Integrity at the Queen’s Medical Center, is working to address Hawaii’s high emergency department utilizers, especially those who come in for non-emergent needs. Shearer’s work with the Queen’s Care Coalition aims to identify the broader, health-adjacent needs of
One of the key discussions at the 2022 Hawaii State of Reform Virtual Health Policy Conference earlier this month revolved around the complex social and economic factors that impact the health of our communities, and how Hawaii’s health care system can better address them. Bringing perspectives from health plans, policy
The Hawai‘i Budget and Policy Center today released its final installment of a three-part series on the relationship between health and housing affordability. Aside from highlighting disparities across health and housing, the report also delved into health care for people experiencing homelessness, and policy solutions for a more affordable housing