Healthy Indiana Plan, shared data improve Medicaid enrollment, IUPUI study finds
In a new study, FSPH researchers found that Medicaid enrollment increased for individuals impacted by the justice system after the Healthy Indiana Plan expanded eligibility for low-income adults and Indiana state agencies improved data sharing and coordination.
Indiana Communities Advancing Recovery Efforts Expands Reach
IU's ECHO Center has launched a new initiative called IN CAREs ECHO to address substance use disorder and opioid-involved overdoses in their communities.
IUPUI, Indiana Department of Health statewide COVID-19 study to start 3rd phase of testing
The third phase of statewide COVID-19 random sample testing will begin September 29.
Researchers urge modernizing public health system to avoid future COVID-19 shortfalls
In a new scholarly article, FSPH researchers write that the coronavirus pandemic uncovered holes in the U.S. public health system.
IUPUI scientists determine the death rate for COVID-19 in the general population
Using the results of the first U.S. statewide random sample study of SARS-CoV-2 prevalence, researchers were able to calculate the first generalizable infection fatality rate for COVID-19.
IUPUI receives $10.3 million from city of Indianapolis to conduct COVID-19 contact tracing
The Fairbanks School of Public Health has received $10.5 million from Indianapolis to recruit, train and employee contact tracers to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Scientists publish findings from 1st statewide COVID-19 random sample study in US
The results of the first statewide random sample study in the United States to measure the spread of COVID-19 indicated a general population prevalence of about 2.8 percent in Indiana.
IUPUI Fairbanks dean co-authors National Academies report
Dr. Paul Halverson co-authored a report on public health emergency preparedness and response for the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences Releases Statement of Solidarity
The Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Fairbanks releases a Statement of Solidarity against racism.
IUPUI, ISDH release findings from Phase 2 of COVID-19 testing in Indiana
IUPUI and ISDH release prelimary results from the second phase of statewide random sample testing.
A Message from Dean Halverson: Our Response to Racism
It is more important than ever to stand by our students, faculty and staff of color.
Statewide IUPUI, ISDH COVID-19 study to start 2nd phase of testing
Statewide testing for the second phase of a collaborative COVID-19 study between the Fairbanks School of Public Health and the Indiana State Department of Health begins June 3.
IU, ISDH release preliminary findings about impact of COVID-19 in Indiana
Preliminary results of the statewide random sample study in Indiana show a general population prevalence of about 2.8 percent of the state’s population.
ISDH, IU partner on COVID-19 study
IU researchers are collaborating with the Indiana State Department of Health to conduct a scientific study to measure the spread of COVID-19 throughout the state.
COVID-19 update from the Fairbanks School of Public Health.
The IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI has achieved a global milestone: becoming the first US school of public health to receive full accreditation from APHEA.
Rising health care costs in Indiana addressed in new report
Fairbanks School of Public Health research points to factors that contribute to Hoosier health care costs, outlines actions for statewide strategic plan.
CAHME and Wharton Research Data Services Announce Recipient of CAHME/WRDS Grant
The Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education and Wharton Research Data Services names FSPH and Eskenazi Health researchers as recipients of the 2020 CAHME/WRDS Best Paper for Empirical Research Award.
In partnership with the Fairbanks School of Public Health, Eskenazi Health will integrate the social determinants of health into clinical care.
Regenstrief and Indiana University Public Health Leaders Expand Relationships in Africa
Researchers from Regenstrief Institute and Indiana University are building and expanding global relationships and collaborations in the fields of public health and health informatics.
ECHO Center's Online Tool Targets Pain Management
The IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health ECHO Center at IUPUI has launched the state's first Integrated Pain Management ECHO program – making this the seventh ECHO program offered through the center.
ECHO Center Launches Cancer Prevention and Survivorship Care Program
“We are excited to support the Cancer Prevention and Survivorship Care ECHO,” stated Kris Box, MD, FACOG, Indiana State Health Commissioner. “Indiana has nearly 300,000 cancer survivors and having a forum in which healthcare professionals can share expertise for their continued care will improve the quality of life for many Hoosiers.”
Second Annual Scholarship and Alumni Awards Luncheon
Faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the Fairbanks School of Public Health came together on October 9, 2019, to celebrate celebrate 10 scholarship recipients and two alumni award winners.
How an IUPUI Student Helped Launch a Safe Syringe Program in Marion County
When IUPUI student Madison Weintraut started working at the Marion County Public Health Department three years ago, the idea of creating a syringe services program was a long shot.
IUPUI ECHO Center Awarded $900,000 from The Indiana State Department of Health
The ECHO Center which currently operates multiple programs aimed at improving the health of Hoosiers statewide was recently awarded a grant from ISDH.
Fairbanks School of Public Health Honors Professor Menachemi in First Investiture Ceremony
The Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health celebrated the investiture of Dr. Nir Menachemi as the recipient of the endowed Richard M. Fairbanks Chair during the Inaugural Chair Investiture Ceremony.
Indiana Prisoners Training with IUPUI Program to Become Peer Health Resources
The Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI's ECHO Center is the first site to replicate Project ECHO's prison peer education program, launched in 2009 in New Mexico.
Dean Halverson Speaks at 2019 NLM Informatics Training Conference
During the 2019 National Library of Medicine Informatics Training Conference, Dean Paul Halverson joined Regenstrief President, Dr. Peter Embí in welcoming attendees.
FSPH Master of Health Administration Program Receives Full CAHME Accreditation
The Master of Health Administration program at the Fairbanks School of Public Health receives full CAHME Accreditation again.
Dr. Donald M. Berwick Receives Honorary Degree from Indiana University
On May 11, 2019, Donald M. Berwick, MD, MPP, FRCP, received an honorary degree from Indiana University during the IUPUI Commencement Ceremony.
Dr. Yi Wang Recognized as Leader in Public Health by the de Beaumont Foundation
Dr. Yi Wang, assistant professor of environmental health science, has been recognized by the de Beaumont Foundation as one of the inaugural 40 Under 40 in Public Health.
FSPH Honors Outrun the Sun with IUPUI Spirit of Philanthropy Award
The Fairbanks School of Public Health honors Outrun the Sun with the IUPUI Spirit of Philanthropy Award for endowing a scholarship for epidemiology students.
ECHO Center at IUPUI Launches First HIV Program to Improve Access to Treatment
Dr. Duwve and team launch first HIV ECHO program at IUPUI.
How Long You Will Live Depends on Where You Live
WISH-TV features Dr. Lisa Staten in a story about the Fairbanks School of Public Health study that found where you are born and raised has more to do with how long you will live than your genetic makeup.
College Mentors for Kids Announces Brian Dixon, PhD, as First Recipient of Inspiring Alumni Award
Dr. Brian Dixon receives first inspiring alumni award from College Mentors for Kids.
Indiana University Receives Grant for Rural Communities Opioid Response Planning
The Center for Public Health Practice is one of three IU centers to receive $45,000 of a $200,000 federal Health Resources and Services Administration planning grant as part of the Indiana Rural Opioid Consortium.
Educational Videos in Clinics Increased Adolescent HPV Vaccinations
A study examining the effect of a video educational intervention aimed at increasing HPV vaccinations among adolescents could help the CDC meet its goal of getting more eligible adolescents vaccinated.
First Lady Holcomb Helps Kick Off Dr. Turman's Program Inauguration
Dr. Jack Turman's GMCHL Program inaugurated the first five women who have completed their initial training to be grassroots maternal and child health leaders in zip codes at high risk for infant mortality.
Study finds Hoosier firefighters face higher risk of dying from cancer than non-firefighters
Hoosier firefighters face a significantly higher risk of dying from cancer than non-firefighters in Indiana, according to a study from PhD student in epidemiology, Carolyn Muegge.
Brian E. Dixon, Ph.D. has been named the first director of public health informatics for the Regenstrief Institute and Indiana University Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI.
Reports released today show human and economic toll of opioid and tobacco addiction, chart out recommendations for addressing these epidemics.
Reducing tobacco use leads public health school's dean to-do list
Founding Dean Paul Halverson has crisscrossed Indiana in the last six months to discuss opportunities for improving the health Hoosier – particularly by reducing tobacco use.
Brian Dixon to be inducted into American College of Medical Informatics
Following his recent election, Dr. Brian Dixon will be inducted into the American College of Medical Informatics (ACMI) on November 4 at ceremonies during the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) 2018 Annual Symposium.
Wraparound services hold great promise for reducing health costs and improving outcomes
When Eskenazi Health began offering wraparound services at its clinics, it did more than improve patient outcomes. It potentially saved millions of dollars in hospitalization costs.
Sales of JUUL e-cigarettes skyrocket, posing danger to youth
Sales of JUUL e-cigarettes grew seven-fold from 2016 to 2017 posing a danger for youth as e-cigarettes contain nicotine.
The March of Dimes has awarded a grant to the Fairbanks School of Public Health.
BioCrossroads announces Dr. Joshua Vest as an inaugural Indiana Inject Tech Challenge finalist
Joshua Vest, PhD, associate professor in health policy and management, was recently announced as one of three Inject Tech Challenge finalists.
FSPH Faculty Partners with Hassan First University to Help Moroccan Mothers and Families
In his short time as a professor at the Fairbanks School of Public Health, Dr. Turman has expanded his public health research to include the soon-to-be-released Yma app to promote health of women across the life course with a special emphasis on pregnancy.
