RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS
Research that begins
with the person.
How people experience care, where access breaks down, and what helps professionals work together.
Read our publicationsSECOND EDITION
ICD-11
in America
Toward a Diagnosis That Sees the Whole Person
Elizabeth Teklinski
FEATURED PUBLICATION · SECOND EDITION
ICD-11 in America
Toward a Diagnosis That Sees the Whole Person
By Elizabeth Teklinski. Foreword by Andrew Teklinski.
How can diagnosis better describe the person receiving care? This guide explores ICD-11 through chronic pain, neurodevelopment, mental health, and post-viral illness. The second edition considers what diagnostic change could mean for American care, research, and policy, while keeping clinical judgment and patients’ experiences central.
Read the September 2026 briefingOUR DEVELOPING RESEARCH AGENDA
Questions we’re exploring.
Learning from people’s experiences
We want to learn how people and families experience care that considers physical health, emotional life, relationships, and what matters to them.
Research question
What helps people feel understood by their care team?
Understanding barriers to care
We want to understand what makes mental and physical healthcare difficult to reach and coordinate, especially where community resources are limited.
Research question
Where does support become difficult to find or sustain?
Helping professionals work together
We want to understand what helps professionals work together and share findings in language people can use.
Research question
What would help professionals coordinate care around a person’s priorities?
OPEN ACCESS
Making findings available.
Publicly useful research should be available to the people it concerns. As our research program develops, we plan to publish our questions, findings, and limitations openly. You can read our current ICD-11 briefing without signing up or paying.