As researchers studying case management, we’ve observed a tension between what program participants need to navigate the increasingly complex health and human services system and the central job responsibilities of case managers.
This episode of On the Evidence explores lessons from pandemic-era adaptations by agencies administering human services programs, with insights from guests Diana McCallum, Jonathan McCay, Kataney Couamin, Andrea Barnum, Michelle Derr.
For this episode of On the Evidence, J.B. Wogan spoke with Jonathan McCay about his work with the Adams County, Colorado, Department of Human Services as well as an issue brief he coauthored with staff from Adams Works. You can read an edited excerpt of the interview in the following transcript.
Mathematica researchers reflect on a White House summit on behavioral science that yielded insights for how to foster innovation and build stronger communities.
Mathematica researchers reflect upon continuing conversations about what works in governance, reaching broader audiences, forging partnerships between researchers and practitioners, and using machine learning in policy research.