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NEHI maps out future of comparative effectiveness
NEHI, a nonprofit research group that was known as the New England Healthcare Institute, has released a white paper mapping…
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Health care reform implementation glossary debuts
HealthReformGPS, the George Washington University and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation project aimed at making Health Policy implementation easier to understand,…
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Finding balance between daily reporting, narratives
Still basking in the glow of her AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award, PLoS blogger and independent journalist Hillary Rosner returned…
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MedPage Today team gets 13 minutes with Sebelius
The folks over a MedPage Today only had 13 minutes to interview HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius on video, but they…
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Diet soda and stroke: A reminder on reporting preliminary studies
Over at the NeuroLogica blog, Steven Novella, M.D., explores the absurdity of a poster presentation at the American Stroke Association…
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MSNBC: FDA had concerns 2 years before alcohol wipe outbreak, didn’t act
JoNel Aleccia and the folks at MSNBC.com have dug in deep on news of the FDA’s Jan. 5 recall of…
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Gates’ funding of journalism raises ethical questions
In our coverage of the Kaiser Family Foundation’s report on the present and future of the global health beat, we…
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Being precise about screening vs. diagnostic tests
Gary Schwitzer, AHCJ member and HealthNewsReview.org publisher, calls for more precise language when describing medical tests and to make a…
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Wash. hospital executive salaries may threaten nonprofit status
KUOW’s John Ryan, who has been using public records to investigate pay for nonprofit hospital executives, dove deeper into the…
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Alarm fatigue hurts patient care, overwhelms nurses
In the wake of several high-profile incidents, The Boston Globe‘s Liz Kowalczyk has assembled a thorough investigation of alarm fatigue…