Evidence Base
More from the Evidence Base Blog
-
What Will the June Jobs Report Show?
Data from the Understanding Coronavirus in America tracking poll show 4 million Americans have gained employment since the last job report.
Categorized in -
Pandemic Hit L.A. Economy Harder Than National Trends Suggest
The survey also found that rates of psychological distress in Los Angeles track closely with rates of economic distress.
Categorized in -
Managing Gestational Diabetes During Pregnancy: Is There a Smartphone App for That? The Promise of mHealth Interventions
In the current pandemic situation, as health system resources are further constrained, the value of a mobile health app may be heightened further, especially for patients for whom telehealth may be the most viable option.
Categorized in -
L.A. County Coronavirus Hospitalizations Trending Down; Other Urban California Counties Show Mixed Progress
Social distancing and other protective measures seemed to have significantly flatted the curve. Trends should be watched closely as counties begin to open up to ensure the health systems have capacity to treat new patients.
Categorized in -
International Travel Restrictions During a COVID-19 Pandemic
With initial restrictions on social interactions being lifted in many U.S. states, policy-makers must consider when and how to lift restrictions on international travel, particularly between Europe and the United States.
Categorized in -
Panel Forecasts of Country-Level COVID-19 Infections
The project forecasts the daily number of active COVID-19 infections for a cross-section of one hundred countries/regions.
Categorized in -
Should We Open California Beaches? Coronavirus Trends Vary by County
Contrasting responses by cities can be explained at least in part by COVID-19 hospital data, which also illustrate why some counties may open up sooner than others.
Categorized in -
Pre-COVID-19, Many Hospitals Were in Good Financial Shape
Policymakers should be well aware of the fiscal health of hospitals going into the COVID-19 pandemic as they consider allocation of resources and other measures.
Categorized in -
Older Adults Living Alone Report Higher Rates of Anxiety and Depression
One-quarter of older adults live alone – more than in any other country. Social and physical restrictions may pose particular challenges for these individuals.
Categorized in -
US Pharmacists Can Now Test for Coronavirus. They Could Do More If Government Allowed It.
As the health care system tries to solve the crisis in care around the coronavirus, pharmacists stand ready to help.
Categorized in