This brief is the first in a three-part series from the American School District Panel, a research partnership between RAND and CRPE that surveys hundreds of school district leaders
Findings suggest that funding stability and lack of adequate post-discharge treatment services are ongoing barriers to addiction consultation services sustainability
To quantify what percentage of MHTFs offer telehealth services for children and what facility-level, state-level, and county-level factors are associated with offering any telehealth services and specifically medication management via telehealth
We developed surveys that can be used to derive patient-reported quality measures for use in assessment of home-based serious illness programs and community-based serious illness care
Assesses the Trump Administration's NATO 3.0 approach to European burden-sharing, considering how tariffs, pressure over Greenland, and other competing objectives conflict with the goal of redirecting U.S. resources to higher priorities
The Royal British Legion (RBL) commissioned RAND Europe to produce the first detailed forecasts of the size and demographics of the UK Armed Forces community, which will become smaller, increasingly demographically diverse and intergenerational
Revising Medicare’s allocation of indirect practice expenses to depend on both physician work and clinical labor for all services would align payments between services with and without separately billable professional and technical components
This document contains the RAND Corporation’s 2025 tax return
This publication presents RAND’s comment on the May 2026 notice of proposed rulemaking entitled “Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance,” which proposed changes to Title 2, Federal Financial Assistance, of the Code of Federal Regulations
The aim of the study was to determine the direct medical cost of illness from essential tremor from a patient perspective
Impact evaluation to assess the progress of the Newton Fund and recommendations for future research and innovation activities
This study aimed to assess self-reported burnout and related stressors among UK resident doctors and medical students, and estimate the economic impact of burnout-related absenteeism among resident doctors