Reports & Resources
A Two-Way Street: Building Trust Between People with Medicaid and Primary Care Doctors
Trust is central to relationships between patients and health care providers. Patients who are more trusting of their providers tend to be more satisfied with their treatment, behave in ways...
Taking the Pulse: Where Americans Agree on Improving Health Care
This report draws on a Public Agenda/USA TODAY/Ipsos Hidden Common Ground nationally representative survey of American adults as well as four focus groups exploring the views and values of the...
We Can Do Better: New York State Residents Weigh In on Health Care Quality
This report explores the views of New York State residents about health care quality, including what they think quality means, what kinds of information about quality they want, whom they...
It’s About Trust: Low-Income Parents’ Perspectives on How Pediatricians Can Screen for Social Determinants of Health
Unmet social needs in early childhood can have long-lasting and wide-ranging consequences, including increased risk for chronic health conditions, behavioral problems and poor academic performance. The American Academy of Pediatrics...
Where Americans See Eye to Eye on Health Care
About the Hidden Common Ground Initiative It’s taken decades for our national politics to become as ideologically polarized and gridlocked as they are today, but it’s only recently that pundits...
Qualities That Matter: Public Perceptions of Quality in Diabetes Care, Joint Replacement and Maternity Care
Low-quality care can be both tragic and financially costly for patients and families. Measuring quality is crucial to improving quality, to paying doctors and hospitals based on patients' health outcomes,...
