Publications
Centering on Coronavirus: The Ventilator Shortage
In an issue brief published on April 10, 2020, The New Center discusses the importance of ventilators in the fight against coronavirus, what is causing their current shortage, and how governments and the private sector are responding to ensure as many people as possible have access to these life-saving devices.

Numbers At-A-Glance
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A ventilator is a medical device
that delivers oxygen to a patient’s lungs to support the necessary functions of other organs.
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Invasive and Non-Invasive
are the two broad categories that ventilators fall within.
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50,000 ventilators
are produced globally each year under normal circumstances.
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Economy Health Care
The Next CARES Act: A Better, Faster Way to Deliver Aid
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Medical Supply Shortages
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: The Expansion of Telehealth
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Health Care
COVID-19 in Nursing Homes: How Could We Let This Happen?
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Finding the Center on State and Local Aid
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Health Care Technology
Centering on Coronavirus: The Digital Divide
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Litigating a Pandemic
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Aiding Vulnerable Nonprofits
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Diagnostic and Antibody Testing
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: The Gig Economy
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Governance Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Voting During a Pandemic
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Vaccine Development
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Health Care
The Opioid Crisis
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Health Care
Medicare Payment Reform
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Health Care
Closing the Doctor Gap