Our Insights

Insight’s health team supports CMS’s Nursing Home surveillance efforts by processing weekly COVID-19 data reported by nursing homes nationwide via the CDC’s National Healthcare Safety Network system. The dataset created by Insight is released as a public use file and used as a primary data source in multiple interactive graphics. Insight vets all independent informal dispute resolutions for nursing homes related to reporting COVID-19 data; we have vetted more than 1,500 such requests since early June 2020.

As families with greater resources turn to private schools or funding private “learning pods,” we must ensure we aren’t leaving the rest of our students behind to navigate uncharted virtual learning territory on their own.

The Alexandria Times posted Associate Director of Education Dana Chambers’s letter to the editor, promoting district-community partnerships to provide safe and supervised distance learning to instructionally vulnerable children, tapping childcare organizations, college tutors, and unused public spaces.

This infographic summarizes data on the prevalence of certification within 4 days of birth for infants participating in WIC across states, participant characteristics, and time.

Insight conducted a cross-sectional analysis of data on Career and Technical Education (CTE) in the United States for the National Center for Education Statistics at the U.S. Department of Education.

Insight’s food and nutrition team analyzed data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service’s (AMS) Weekly Retail Organic Price Comparison.

Insight worked with the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) to evaluate and provide technical support of its Eugene Washington Engagement Award (EA) portfolio. This poster illustrates the importance of this program in building this nationwide network.

This poster examines how some eligible groups participate in WIC at higher (or lower) rates than other groups and explores differences by state through a series of visualizations.