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Elizabeth McCauley: Adolescent mental health: Is there a story?
Elizabeth McCauley (professor, psychiatry and behavioral sciences, University of Washington) joined Health Journalism 2009's "Mental Health: Reporting beyond the labels"…
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Pat Hagan: Eliminating waste in hospital administration
On the "Efforts at improving hospital patient safety" panel at Health Journalism 2009, Pat Hagan (president and chief operating officer,…
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Cathie Furman: Improving patient safety: Applying the Toyota production system to health care
On the "Efforts at improving hospital patient safety" panel at Health Journalism 2009, Cathie Furman (R.N., M.H.A., senior vice president,…
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David Flum: A system for safer and higher quality surgery
On the "Efforts at improving hospital patient safety" panel at Health Journalism 2009, David R. Flum (M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.S., professor…
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Gary Schwitzer: 16% of GDP but only 28% of stories cover costs
Presenting on Health Journalism 2009's "Explaining costs in health stories" panel, Gary Schwitzer (health journalism professor, University of Minnesota; publisher,…
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Marge Ginsbrg: Bringing the public’s (informed) voice to healthcare policy
As part of Health Journalism 2009's "Explaining costs in health stories" panel, Marge Ginsburg (executive director, Center for Healthcare Decisions)…
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John Verrico: Media roles before, during and after the disaster
Presenting on Health Journalism 2009's "Are you ready? Before, during and after the disaster"panel, John Verrico (media spokesman, Department of…
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Onora Lien: Managing disaster deaths: Overview and key considerations
As part of Health Journalism 2009's "Are you ready? Before, during and after the disaster" panel, Onora Lien (special projects…
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Peter Rabinovitch: ‘Wear and tear’ with aging: The free radical theory of aging
As part of Health Journalism 2009’s “Biology of aging” panel, Peter Rabinovitch (M.D., Ph.D., director, University of Washington Nathan Shock…
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Introduction to the biology of aging
As part of Health Journalism 2009’s “Biology of aging” panel, George M. Martin (M.D., professor emeritus, Department of Pathology, University…