Published May 26, 2020

Maternity Care, Interrupted

As the U.S. is jolted by COVID-19, so too is the traditional model of delivering maternity care

The Commonwealth Fund
Published December 6, 2019

A Tale of Two Systems

Primary Care Physicians in the U.S. and the Netherlands Reflect on Their Work

The Commonwealth Fund
Published December 6, 2019

Primary Care as a Bulwark Against COVID-19

How Three Innovative Practices Are Responding

The Commonwealth Fund
Published November 18, 2019

Health Care in America

The Values and Experiences That Could Shape Health Reform

The Commonwealth Fund
Published April 15, 2019

The Challenges of Living with a Disability in America, and How Serious Illness Can Add to Them

The Commonwealth Fund
Published April 15, 2019

The Challenges of Living with a Disability in America, and How Serious Illness Can Add to Them

The Commonwealth Fund
Published March 29, 2019

Choosing Wisely

An International Movement Toward Appropriate Medical Care

The Commonwealth Fund
Published March 7, 2019

Closing the Medical Research Gap

Why It’s Important to Study How Disease Impacts Men and Women Differently

The Commonwealth Fund
Published February 20, 2019

Coping with Serious Illness in America

Relying on Family and Friends

The Commonwealth Fund
Published October 17, 2018

Health Care in America

The Experience of People with Serious Illness

The Commonwealth Fund
Published June 27, 2016

Faces of the Newly Insured

Hear the stories of five formerly uninsured Illinois residents who now have access to affordable care.
The Commonwealth Fund
Published May 26, 2016

Is Primary Care the Best and Worst Job in Medicine?

Primary Care Doctors in the U.S. and the U.K. Talk About Their Rewarding, Maddening Profession

Is Primary Care the Best and Worst Job in Medicine?
The Commonwealth Fund
Published September 23, 2015

Improving Care for Those Who Need It Most

Christine Haran