Case Studies Category
Published: Jul 22nd, 2026
Preparing for an emergency seems straightforward, in theory. You plan for a scenario, write out the steps, save the document in a shared drive and move on. Then disaster strikes. […]
Published: Jun 10th, 2026
Living with a chronic disease can feel overwhelming, and if you’re managing one right now, you’re not alone. In 2023, more than 76% of U.S. adults lived with at least […]
Published: May 13th, 2026
When policy changes fail, it’s not usually because the research behind them was wrong. It’s because getting people to change their behavior takes more than a single push. Implementation science examines how evidence-based policies […]
Published: Apr 15th, 2026
Better patient outcomes are the top goal in healthcare. But training gaps, clunky workflows and low patient engagement can get in the way. Strong implementation strategies — evidence-based plans that bridge the gap between research and practice — can help interventions stick, improving patient outcomes and shaping successful careers. Why Implementing […]
Published: Feb 18th, 2026
Have you ever tried putting a puzzle together without looking at the picture on the box? Pieces are spread out everywhere. Some fit. Some almost fit. Others make you wonder […]
Published: Jan 7th, 2026
Everywhere you look, new initiatives for mental health are launching. Workplaces roll out resilience training. Schools start mindfulness clubs. Communities create support groups. And yet — despite the growing awareness […]
Published: Aug 27th, 2025
Every day, around 800 women die from preventable pregnancy-related causes, and nearly 7,000 newborns die in their first month of life. The tragic part? We already know how to save […]
Published: Jun 11th, 2025
When the FDA approved OxyContin in 1995, it brought much-needed relief to people living with severe pain from injuries, surgeries, cancer and chronic illnesses. But this highly addictive medication also […]
Published: Apr 30th, 2025
All cancers are unfair, but colorectal cancer feels like a sucker punch. A small polyp forms on the colon or rectum’s inner lining and, if undetected, spreads to lymph nodes […]
Published: Jan 8th, 2025
Interventions developed from evidence-based practices (EBPs) can take years to implement under the best of circumstances. Low-resource settings, such as rural areas, developing countries and disadvantaged urban neighborhoods, present added […]