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Health Academy was established in June 2000 following a merger of the Alpha Center and the Association for Research on Health Services (AHSR). Founded in 1976, the Alpha Center has grown to be recognized as leading resource centres of the health policy of the nation providing research analysis, facilitation, education and training, strategic planning and program management. AHSR was formed in 1981 as a professional non-profit corporation for people and organizations with a commitment to research on health services. The mission of AHSR included consumer education and decision-makers of the importance of research on health services, dissemination of information generated by researchers in health services, securing funding for the field, the provision of networks and professional development opportunities.
Health Academy defines research on health services as a multidisciplinary field of scientific investigation that studies how social factors, financing systems, administrative structures & processes, health technologies & personal behaviours affect to health care, quality & cost of health care and ultimately our health and wellbeing. Health Academy research interests are individuals, family relations, organizations, institutions, communities and populations. Another way to think HSR is presented to the Agency for Health Research and the definition of quality, which was published in February 2002. It states that research on health services examine how people get the access to health care, how much care costs and what happens to patients as a result of this support.
The main objectives of research on health services to identify the most effective ways to organize, manage, fund and provide high quality care; reduce medical errors; and improve patient safety. Health Academy drawing on the strengths of its two predecessors is advancing the field of research on health services and health policy through the transfer of relevant information in the areas of research and policy.
Health Services Research (HSR) Methods
The website Methods HSR Health Academy was designed to help researchers or users of the inter-foot research language, study plans, and methods used by researchers in the variety of fields that contribute to the research on health services.
Academy of Health has established a distinguished Board Policies, chaired by Bryan Dowd from University of Minnesota to oversee the process. The Council consists of 25 members who represent the leaders in different disciplines and research methodologies
Health Tips Academy- Health Academy is constantly striving to meet the changing needs of our members, the vast field of research on health services (HSR), and community stakeholders we serve. Academy Health Boards provide formal leadership to the organization with representatives designated by members of the Health Academy.
The role of each Board is to advise the Administration Academy Board of Health on the needs of our members and stakeholders as well as trends and opportunities in the field of research on health services. Board of Education In December 2013, the Administration Academy Health Council approved the development of an Education Council (EC) advice the Board and the Executive Academy of Health on priorities and trends of needs education of our members and the field of RSS. It is currently chaired by Dr. Timothy Carey of North Carolina University at Chapel Hill and 18-member Board of Education. The EC meets twice a year, in summer at the annual meeting of the research, and fall through a web meeting.
The EC has three main responsibilities:
1. Advise the Board of Directors and the Executive Academy of Health on priorities and trends of the educational needs of our members and the area of ââ¬â¹Ã¢â¬â¹SSR;
2. Inform the planning , development, application , review and evaluation of new and existing members benefits , programs and services that meet the educational needs of our members and the needs of those who provide training and education to our members ; and
3. Facilitate collaboration between the EC and other Academy health tips, health Academy members, learning Consortium HSR and the Council on the activities of the Academy of health-relate deduction.
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The following is the list of scholars from Academy Health who contributed and/or serves as editors for one or more OMICS International journals and conferences
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