A nonpartisan organization of, by, and for state policymakers, committed to developing and advancing health policy innovations and solutions.
The National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP) is a nonpartisan forum of policymakers across state governments, learning, leading, and implementing innovative solutions to health policy challenges. NASHP provides a unique platform for state health policy leaders to share insights, strategies, and solutions that improve health and health care across the United States.
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Conducts in-depth research on health policy issues affecting states.
A comprehensive database of state health policies and programs.
Hosts an annual conference bringing together state health policy leaders.
Provides technical assistance to states on health policy development and implementation.
Offers a wide range of publications on health policy topics.
Hosts webinars on current health policy issues and trends.
Facilitates networking among state health policy leaders.
Provides analysis on the impact of health policies on states.
Highlights innovative health policy solutions from states.
Offers resources and tools to address health equity in state policies.
To support state policymakers in improving health and health care for all Americans.
A future where state health policies lead to better health outcomes for all.
Integrity, Collaboration, Innovation, and Impact.
Led by a team of experienced health policy experts and supported by a board of directors from various states.
Membership includes state health policymakers, researchers, and other stakeholders interested in state health policy.
Funded through a combination of grants, contracts, and membership dues.
NASHP's work has influenced state health policies across the country, leading to improved health outcomes and more efficient health care systems.
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