Policy papers built for real-world implementation.

Our publication program examines the evidence, trade-offs, financing and operational requirements behind ambitious U.S. public health proposals.

Publication pipeline · Papers in preparation

Under development

Forthcoming policy reports

Flagship report · In preparation

Universal School-Based Dental Prevention: The Federal Financing and Implementation Case

Evidence synthesis, proposed national service package, clinical implementation model informed by Project Allsmiles, incremental economic analysis, and staged rollout projections.

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Research agenda · Exploratory

Building an American National Health Service: A Beveridge Model Transition Study

An examination of the fiscal, legal, operational and workforce questions involved in shifting U.S. healthcare toward tax-funded universal coverage.

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These are planned publications, not completed or peer-reviewed reports. Dates, estimates, and conclusions will be published only after research and methodological review.

Publication standards

Identify evidence sources and distinguish established findings from assumptions.
Publish methods, limitations and competing policy options where relevant.
Disclose sponsors and potential conflicts of interest.
Separate independent research from client-commissioned advocacy work.
Describe feasibility, governance, implementation and evaluation—not just policy goals.

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We welcome technical commentary and research collaboration from academics, dental professionals, public health agencies and community-serving organizations. A contributor's involvement does not imply endorsement of a draft conclusion.

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Forthcoming: An American National Health Service

A forthcoming report will examine an American transition to universal tax-financed healthcare, public hospital acquisition and alternative ownership, financing, clinical workforce and practical rollout.

Financing the system

Replace existing spending sources with a transparent tax and public-budget model, including transition costs.

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Hospital ownership

Study broad public acquisition, selective purchase, conversion and a publicly financed mixed-provider system.

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Transition roadmap

Evaluate governance, worker protection, capacity, legislation and phased rollout.

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This research is in development; no final hospital valuation, savings forecast, national rollout projection, legislative text, or government authorization has been published.