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Improving existing data infrastructure to support more timely and complete mortality data collection.

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People and families are considered poor when they lack the economic resources necessary to experience a minimal living standard. Official U.S. Census Bureau statistics estimate that 40 million persons, 12.3 percent of the total population, were poor in the United States in 2017. The topic of poverty is widely considered a cause for national action

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U.S. Federal Poverty Guidelines Used to Determine Financial Eligibility for Certain Federal Programs [ Prior Poverty Guidelines and Federal Register References Since 1982 ] [ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)]

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Research indicates that paid family leave can support lower income working parents and improve their attachment to work around the time of birth.  Several states have paid family leave programs and in his last three budgets, the President has proposed to create a plan for nationwide paid family leave so that every new parent has the chance to b

Enhance Data Infrastructure and Increase Data Availability for Research on Parents with Substance Use Disorders

Establish a New Practice-Based Research Network and Electronic Patient Registry Named Addition Medicine Network (AMNet)

Improve Public Health Surveillance and Expand Researchers’ Access to Data on Health Outcomes of Opioid Users with Co-occurring Substance and Mental Health Issues

Leverage the Power of Administrative Data Resources and Accelerate Integration of Multiple Data Sources to Support Program Evaluation and Public Health Surveillance

Building Data Capacity to Conduct Pragmatic, Patient Centered Outcomes Research by Developing an Interoperable Electronic (eCare) Plan

Developing an Application and Reference Architecture Using Industry Standards and Technology to Improve the Availability of Clinical EHR Data

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Improving the Quality, Interoperability and Portability of Laboratory Data within and Between Institutions

Develop a Consolidated Set of National Standardized Databases on Valid and Reliable Social Determinants of Health Factors at the Small-Area Levels

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Under the HHS Information Quality Guidelines, Requests for Correction (RFC) and Requests for Reconsideration (RFR) may be submitted to HHS. HHS responds to these requests. The purposes of the Information Quality Guidelines are to provide policy and procedural guidance to agency staff, and to inform the public about agency policies and procedure

Federal agencies, including HHS, try in many ways to help communities, including states and localities, increase economic mobility and well-being. For example, federal agencies may leverage their convening power, ability to broker relationships, funding and evaluation tools, on-the-ground staff, and other levers to support community priorities. AS