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COVID-19 Response
The COVID-19 pandemic is the greatest public health crisis the U.S. has ever faced. The Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy has marshalled its outstanding network of experts to respond to the crisis in real time, guiding Federal and state leaders through this extraordinarily difficult period. Interdisciplinary faculty and researchers from Duke University, Duke Health System and other leading health organizations are collaborating on vital, evidence-based strategies needed now to address the pandemic.
Duke-Margolis has put forward key policy steps leaders must take to respond comprehensively to the COVID-19 pandemic, to reopen the nation successfully, and create a more secure health care system. At the same time, the Center continues its vital mission to educate tomorrow’s health policy leaders, develop and analyze new data, provide timely thought leadership, and engage the greater public through outreach and education.
COVID Exit Strategy Collaboration
See COVID-19 data in new meaningful ways.
Risk Assessment and Testing Protocols for Reducing SARS-CoV-2 Transmission in K-12 Schools
Caitlin Rivers, Christina Silcox, Christina Potter, Michelle Franklin, Rebecca Ray, Mira Gill, and Mark McClellan
COVID-19 Monoclonal Antibodies: Key Issues After Emergency Use Authorization
Focus Areas
Healthcare Transformation
Biomedical Innovation
Global Health Policy
International Development (DCID), and undergraduate Duke students, to implement projects and
activities around strategic priorities.
Education and Workforce Development
Duke-Margolis is dedicated to improving health and the value of health care for all. Philanthropy from individuals, foundations, and corporations is critical to our ability to educate tomorrow’s health policy leaders and provide evidence-based health policy solutions that affect how health care is delivered, financed, and regulated.
Gifts for our priority areas of students, faculty, research and unrestricted Center support are meaningful investments in our work to improve health and health care in communities in North Carolina, across the nation, and around the world.
