The latest in HPIO’s popular series of “Policy Basics” publications, the brief provides an overview of prevention in Ohio.

In this paper, consumer assistance programs are defined as those which train or certify individuals and/or organizations to assist consumers with enrolling in the marketplace.

A policy brief highlighting how diversifying Ohio’s health workforce can contribute to a number of benefits, including increased access to health services for Ohio’s most underserved populations.

The first in the Health Policy Institute of Ohio’s two-part analysis of health and disability.

The complete four-part pdf-version of the HPIO Guide to evidence-based prevention.

A fact sheet (pdf, 2 pages) reviewing policy changes in the Affordable Care Act to the small group market, with a specific focus on the ACA’s creation of a special annual open enrollment period

HPIO partnered with the Ohio Department of Health to lead a state team to review evidence-based public health recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Community Guide

A policy brief (pdf, 8 pages) outlining the key findings and recommendations arising out of HPIO’s July 16 Telehealth Leadership Summit.

The following series of fact sheets were created by the Ohio Wellness & Prevention Network to assist Ohio prevention organizations to understand what activities are considered advocacy and lobbying.

A fact sheet created by the Ohio Wellness & Prevention Network to assist Ohio prevention organizations to better understand what activities are considered advocacy.