Grants and Projects

To support the Stanford Clinical Excellence Research Center’s efforts to identify and evaluate health care providers whose innovations deliver high quality health care at lower costs.

To support the evaluation of overuse of procedures identified through the Choosing Wisely initiative, proposing recommendations for reducing them, and estimating potential cost savings.

To support creation of the Peterson-Kaiser Health System Tracker, a resource on the cost and performance of the U.S. healthcare system.

To support the Stanford Clinical Excellence Research Center’s efforts to identify and evaluate health care providers whose innovations deliver high quality health care at lower costs.

For grant-related contracts under grant #13019 accrued in FY14.

For grant-related contracts under grant #14022 accrued in FY14.

To support the 2015 Health Matters Summit.

To support healthcare research on high-need patients, in partnership with the Bipartisan Policy Center and the National Academy of Medicine.

To support healthcare research on high-need patients, in partnership with the Bipartisan Policy Center and Harvard School of Public Health.

To support a series of state-based expert convenings to identify best practices on purchasing and regulating healthcare.

To support research on healthcare data transparency and how to improve measures and access to data for systems improvement.

For grant-related contracts under grant #13019 accrued in FY15.

For grant-related contracts under grant #14022 accrued in FY15.

To support the Stanford Clinical Excellence Research Center’s efforts to disseminate research on best practices identified through the Most Valuable Care project.

To support the OpenNotes initiative to increase transparency and promote patient engagement, by granting patients access to the clinical notes written by their healthcare providers.

To support the OpenNotes initiative to increase transparency and promote patient engagement, by granting patients access to the clinical notes written by their healthcare providers.

To support the 2016 Health Matters Summit.

To support the dissemination of value-based healthcare purchasing strategies to employers in the United States

To support a 2015 national event convening healthcare professionals and thought leaders to discuss improvement of the U.S. healthcare system.

To support the Stanford Clinical Excellence Research Center’s efforts to disseminate solutions from the Most Valuable Care project, which identified innovations that deliver high quality health care at lower costs.

For grant-related contracts under grant #14022 accrued in FY16.

To support research on the drivers of US health expenditure, and the development of models to forecast future healthcare spending

To support the 24th Princeton Conference, which provides health care professionals the ability to discuss the most pressing issues in health policy.

To support the identification of effective strategies to improve the quality and lower the cost of healthcare for high-need Medicare patients

To support the replication of healthcare models that ensure compassionate, coordinated care for individuals with advanced illness.