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John Schilling: Hospital health care fraud
John Schilling (author, health care fraud consultant and accountant), part of the "Master class in health care fraud" at Health…
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Susan Foote: Rebuilding the baby boomer: Spare parts for the 21st century
Susan Foote (professor, University of Minnesota School of Public Health), part of the “Rebuilding the baby boomer: Spare parts for…
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Buddy Ratner: Rebuilding the baby boomer: Spare parts for the 21st century
Buddy Ratner (bioengineering professor and director, University of Washington Engineered Biomaterials program) part of the “Rebuilding the baby boomer: Spare…
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Anthony Atala: Regenerative medicine: New approaches to health care
Anthony Atala (M.D., director, Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine; chairman, department of urology, Wake Forest School of Medicine) part…
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Tanisha Carino: Medical effectiveness: Is there a NICE in U.S. future?
Tanisha Carino (vice president, Avalere Health LLC), part of the "Medical effectiveness: Is there a NICE in U.S. future?" panel…
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Amanda Hinnant: A survey of health journalists about the concept of health literacy
Amanda Hinnant (assistant professor, magazine journalism, University of Missouri) joined the "Health literacy: Does the public understand you?" panel at…
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Benjamin Wilfond: Shared decision-making
Benjamin Wilfond (M.D., director, Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics, Seattle Children's Hospital; professor and chief, Division of Bioethics, Department…
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Ben Moulton: Informed consent
Ben Moulton (J.D., M.P.H., executive director, American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics) joined the "Shared decision-making: New laws, new…
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David Arterburn: The reasoning and research behing shared decision-making
David Arterburn (M.D., M.P.H., assistant investigator, Group Health Cooperative) joined the "Shared decision-making: New laws, new insights" panel at Health…
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Kathy Neuzil: Is Vaccine Safety Relative or Absolute? A Case Study of Rotavirus Vaccines
As a participant in the "Vaccines: Filtering the noise" panel at Health Journalism 2009, Kathy Neuzil (infectious disease expert, PATH)…