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Myers-JDC-Brookdale Institute Studies
The Myers-JDC-Brookdale Institute is the premier center for applied social research serving Israel and the Jewish world. It seeks to improve the effectiveness of social services and social policies by developing and disseminating knowledge of social needs, as well as the effectiveness of programs intended to meet those needs.
Here are some of the most recent publish studies. To read the full report please visit Myers – JDC – Brookdale Institute
- Use of Data from the Witkowsky Report on the Financial Activities of the Health Plans in Decision Making in the Health System:
This study is a part of a Myers-JDC-Brookdale Institute multiyear project that examines the role of data in policymaking in the health system. The study's main goal was to examine the use of data from …
- Palliative and Hospice Services in Israel
Caring for patients at the end of life is becoming a central concern of health systems. This study provides a comprehensive, up-to-date picture of palliative and hospice services in Israel, examines their characteristics, cost, and quality and identifies unmet needs …
- "An Honorable Living" (Course I): A Vocational Training Program for Ultra-orthodox Jews: An Evaluation Study
"An Honorable Living" is an employment program implemented by JDC-Israel and the Ministry of Employment, Commerce, and Industry. It aims to integrate ultra-orthodox Jewish men into the labor market by ...
- Public Opinion on the Level of Service and Performance of the Health System in 2003, in Comparison to Previous Years
The surveys, which are conducted every two years, monitor the degree to which the law's principal goals – improved quality of health services and increased equality among population groups – have been attained …
November 2005
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