FrameWorks Institute: Changing the Public Conversation about Social Problems

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Health Care

Over the past several years, FrameWorks Institute has conducted research on how Americans view the health care system in general, as well their reactions to specific reforms and arguments that health policy advocates have advanced in an effort to preserve existing coverage and expand access to quality, affordable coverage. Research in New Hampshire was supported by grants from The Endowment for Health and HNHfoundation, research in California with funding from the California Wellness Foundation and The California Endowment, and in Arizona with funding from St. Luke's Health Initiatives.

The FrameWorks Institute initiated a series of integrated research projects designed to determine how citizens think about health care and the problems facing the health care system. The goal of this communications research was to help health policy analysts and advocates make the public case first for preserving existing health coverage programs and, second, for expanding access to affordable health insurance and comprehensive health care services.


The research reports, summary finding and recommendations, as well as tools and applications can be found in the following three compendia:

 

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