Stuart Butler

@stuartmbutler

Senior Fellow in Economic Studies at The Brookings Institution, after 35 years at The Heritage Foundation. Views are own.

Washington DC
brookings.edu/experts/butlers
Joined November 2009
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  1. Nov 9

    As a board member I know Tollie well. He will be a fabulous successor.

    We are excited to announce Dr. Tollie B. Elliott, Sr., as Mary’s Center’s new Chief Executive Officer, following the departure of Maria Gomez at the end of 2021. Read more:
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  2. Sep 24

    Addressing social determinants of health is happening but there are many obstacles that need fixing. Read my new piece explaining.

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  3. Jun 15

    Why the FDA's controversial new 's drug approval is exactly the WRONG way to help care for frail older adults

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  4. Jun 3

    JAMA on why young adults with chronic illness face special stress in healthcare, jobs, socially and in college

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  5. May 23

    Yes, talking past each other is a big factor in health inequity. Thanks for the retweet.

    This piece is jam packed with background and ways to move towards equitable healthcare. My brain goes towards clinical decision support solutions driven by historical ordering trends and habits of clinicians...You?
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  6. May 23

    Communities dealing with - A little flexibility goes a long way

    In their new report, & explain how different organizations have “braided & blended” funds to serve their communities during .
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  7. May 5

    Hungry for in Congress? Here's one committee that's walking the walk

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  8. May 5

    Thanks Paul - there's real hope for change on and

    ICYMI, I highly recommend this video of interviewing rethinking caregiving for the elderly & discussing this "convergence report"
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  9. Apr 12

    My thinking on how to transform and care of older adults.

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  10. Feb 23

    Poor communication increases and mistrust in healthcare. Here's what to do about it:

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    Feb 5

    has an interesting article on rethinking nursing homes. Does technology allow us to move more people to other places?

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  12. Feb 7

    Covid makes us rethink and . Read how the experts say we should transform the system.

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  13. Jan 28

    Thanks The report contains dozens of great ideas for transforming care and

    Noteworthy: releases recommendations for transforming the system of care for older adults >>
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    17 Dec 2020

    "There must be a strong community health system with an emphasis on social determinants of health." published a blueprint to strengthen our health system, address , and reduce health inequalities.

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  15. 18 Dec 2020

    Read this: Big implications for and

    New report Rethinking Care For Older Adults Experts on care for brainstormed on the practice, policy & business model changes needed to transform the system of care & the range of institutions Ideas for action:
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    17 Dec 2020

    Health care infrastructure in many communities is inadequate and financial support for health coverage is disjointed. recommends a three-pronged strategy to provide accessible and affordable care to all U.S. residents.

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  17. 23 Nov 2020

    Too many people undergoing a mental crisis are killed by police - the wrong first responders for these situations. Here's how some cities are taking a different approach, "crisis intervention teams." Make CITs the norm!

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  18. 18 Nov 2020

    Agree!

    Adam Looney argues that forgiving $50,000/person in student loans is both unfair and very expensive. Why Biden should shun Schumer and Warren's advice on this one via
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  19. 17 Nov 2020

    Why being born into a persistently poor neighborhood has profound, long-term consequences -- especially if you are Black. Here's what to do about it.

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    5 Nov 2020

    A new blog in highlights the importance of building up community health centers, improving interracial communication in healthcare, + strengthening the caregiving workforce for seniors to achieve health equity during .

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