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Research and Evaluation
Inform strategy with credible information about your programs from our rigorous evaluations and surveys.
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Consult with one of our experts about how we can help improve programs or processes in your agency, foundation, or organization.
Wide-ranging expertise
Our researchers have the expertise to conduct multiple evaluation types, including experimental or non-experimental designs, formative evaluations, and process and implementation studies.
Participatory approach
We adhere to the tenets of participatory research and believe that a truly rigorous evaluation must be culturally responsive and inclusive.
Advanced data collection
Our survey operations team collects the data you need to find answers through observation, geospatial and remote sensing technology, phone or computer surveys, or in-person interviews.
RESEARCH AND EVALUATION SOLUTIONS
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Partner with us at the intersection of data science, social science, and technology to progress from inquiry to insight to impact. Our evidence-informed solutions empower you to see clearly and act quickly.
Our Impact
Bayesian Gets a New Look
Its roots go back to the 18th century, but Bayesian statistical analysis is newly relevant as a tool researchers can use to make their work more equitable and inclusive. Our experts are leading this exciting new look at an enduring methodology.
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EVIDENCE & INSIGHTS
Project
Evaluating the Nation's Largest Primary Care Delivery Model: Comprehensive Primary Care Plus (CPC+)
CPC+, a national multipayer primary care improvement model developed by CMS, is the largest and most ambitious primary care and delivery reform ever tested in the United States to date. Mathematica independently evaluated the implementation and impacts of CPC+ and examined implications for future primary care models.
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