Did you catch us at the Policy Research Resource Fair last Friday? 🎉 We had a blast! Huge thanks to the University of California Student andPolicy Center and CRB Nexus for hosting! 🌟

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Are you a researcher interested in acquiring & working with administrative health care data, but don’t know where to start? Check out our #researchresource which provides an overview of how to navigate HIPAA and access health data: https://j-p.al/btn

Are you planning a randomized evaluation in health care 🏥? Our #ResearchResource highlights the unique challenges to designing a well-powered, feasible study in health care contexts and how previous studies overcame these barriers: https://j-p.al/f9a

Designing intake and consent processes for #RCTs in health care contexts can present additional challenges. Our #ResearchResource highlights how these challenges were addressed in two J-PAL North America studies: https://j-p.al/kio

Want to learn more about #RCTs? Check out our #ResearchResource on the elements of a randomized evaluation for an intro to theory of change, measurement, study design, data analysis & more! https://www.povertyactionlab.org/resource/elements-randomized-evaluation

Are you planning a randomized evaluation in health care delivery🏥? Our #ResearchResource highlights the unique challenges to designing a well-powered, feasible study in health care contexts and shares how previous studies overcame these barriers: https://j-p.al/f9a

Publishing in a medical journal allows non-medical researchers to expand the reach of their study. This #ResearchResource covers medical journal guidelines and requirements ✅ that may be unfamiliar to those who usually publish in the social sciences: https://j-p.al/zft