Research and evaluation leads to better information about the effectiveness and impact of our work, ultimately leading to better decision-making. Our work is published in peer-reviewed journals, reports and issue briefs that are geared toward policy-makers and the field in general.
Federal financial incentives have driven providers to adopt health information technology. More than 38 percent of physicians report having adopted basic electronic health records in 2012.
African Americans report being satisfied with their lives in general, but many have economic and health concerns, and experience discrimination.
Read about the winners and what inspired them to pursue their research, and the impact it's had.
Two well-known authorities in the field of evaluation, Michael Quinn Patton and Tom Schwandt, discuss new and persistent problems in the fit between evaluation theory and practice, and propose solutions to resolve the problems.
Learn about the critical role research and evaluation has played in the evolution of RWJF and the field of philanthropy