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Alan White is a nationally renowned health economist, highly respected for his rapid response to clients’ complex information and research needs with data-driven, creative solutions. As the senior health economist for the Health Policy Practice, he leads high-profile projects and guides the practice’s health economists.

Judith A. Alamprese has more than 35 years of experience directing research, evaluation and technical assistance projects in adult education and workforce development. Trained as a sociologist, she has focused on system and individual-level interventions to promote the social and economic well-being of low-skilled adults and at-risk youth. For 18 years she has led the division’s adult learning practice, where her work has ranged from leading rigorous evaluations of innovative practices in basic skills instruction to designing state-systemic change initiatives in career pathways.

This article discusses the literature on evaluation capacity building and presents findings from a bibliometric analysis of ECB articles.

This study examines how service members and their spouses influence each other's drinking habits, while exploring other factors that contribute to alcohol use.

Abt’s report on CMS’s Oncology Care Model found net losses for Medicare, but payment reductions for some cancers could offer pathways toward value-based care.

Learn more about Abt’s expertise in health policy research to support improvements in healthcare quality for all people.

This Health Affairs article explains how CMS’s Accountable Health Communities links people to social services & needs resources, & how more research could help.

Evaluation of changes in FICO® Score and debt levels for housing assistance recepients in Compass Working Capital FSS programs.

Pregnant women with two COVID-19 vaccine doses have vaccine-induced antibodies, a CDC study co-written by Abt shows, but antibodies transferred to infants wane quickly.

This study found no association between asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases among pregnant individuals and infant neurodevelopment.