International Program in Health Policy and Practice
Six-Year Board Review
2004 International Symposium
U.S.—U.K. Meeting on Health Care Quality
International Working Group on Quality Indicators
Harkness Fellows in Health Care Policy
Packer Policy Fellowships, an Australian-American Health Policy Fellowship Program
Partnerships with International Foundations
Ian Axford Fellows, 2005
Research Projects and Other Activities

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A further dimension of IHP is the Fund's administration of the Ian Axford Fellowships in Public Policy. Established by the New Zealand government in conjunction with the private sector, the program provides opportunities for outstanding U.S. professionals working in a range of public policy areas—including health care, education, welfare reform, criminal justice, employment, race relations, the environment, science and technology, and tax policy—to take six-month policy sabbaticals in New Zealand. Complementing the Harkness Fellowships, the program strengthens a growing network of international exchange on health and social policy issues. The Ian Axford Fellowships selection committee, chaired by Robert D. Reischauer, president of the Urban Institute, met in May and selected three 2005 fellows, who will begin their tenure in New Zealand in January 2005:

Nicholas Johnson, director of the State Fiscal Project at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities


John O'Brien, director of health policy studies in the Center for Health Program Development and Management at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County


Dena Ringold, senior economist at the World Bank.
 
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