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University of Nebraska Medical Center

Center for Health Policy

The UNMC Center for Health Policy in the College of Public Health is committed to staying on the forefront of the dynamic health care environment.

As the only center focused on health policy in the region, our center aims to be a resource for health systems, government, public health, and health service organizations all while providing world-class education.

The center focuses on health policy, health administration, health services research, and health administration education/development. Additionally, the center engages in health policy issues related to health care finance, federal/state health insurance reforms, health education, workforce development, quality improvement, patient outcome regulations, and innovation in health delivery in both rural and urban settings.

Presentation by David Palm, PhD

Hear our latest analysis: "The Impact of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on Individuals and Families, the Health System, and Communities" presented by David Palm, PhD, director of the Center for Health Policy.

Accepting Submissions

The Health Administration Research and Best Practices Symposium is designed to generate and exchange relevant, valuable, and applied research initiatives and operational best practices around health administration services, hospital operations, and management from Nebraska academic institutions.

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Services

The UNMC Center for Public Health offers a variety of services to policymakers, universities, stakeholders, and the general public.

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Resources

Our multitude of resources allows us to craft projects and programs that focus on the policy research and health administration needs of our various stakeholders and clients.

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