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New AHCJ core topic leader will provide help covering health IT
Karen Blum is the new AHCJ core topic leader for health information technology. A health care and science journalist in…
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AHCJ’s new patient safety core topic leader to bring resources to colleagues
Kerry Dooley Young, an independent journalist based in Washington, D.C., will lead AHCJ’s core topic on patient safety. She will…
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Twelve journalists to attend AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellowship
The Association of Health Care Journalists has announced the selection of a new class of AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellows. The…
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AHCJ’s annual conference rescheduled for October
With safety as a top consideration, AHCJ has changed the dates for the world’s premier health journalism conference. Health Journalism…
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Journalists encouraged to beat the approaching AHCJ contest deadline
While 2020 is coming to a close, AHCJ wants to recognize the year’s demanding work of journalism colleagues through the…
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Inspection data could prompt stories about COVID-19 problems in hospitals
AHCJ has updated its public HospitalInspections.org website to give people a better glimpse of potential COVID-19 problems at some hospitals…
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AHCJ contest: Ready to recognize 2020 health journalism work
With 2020 as one of the most important times in health journalism history, the Awards for Excellence in Health Care…
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AHCJ plans Health Journalism 2021 in Austin; still time to submit ideas
Update: AHCJ’s annual conference rescheduled for October We’ve got a lot to talk about. Health Journalism 2021 in Austin, Texas,…
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Health Journalism 2019 field trips offer high-tech research, real-life health care
Bus rides in Baltimore for Health Journalism 2019 attendees are offering visits to a clinic focusing on serving sex workers,…
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October workshop will explore how urban life affects health
The first lady of New York will keynote AHCJ’s Urban Health Journalism Workshop in October. Chirlane McCray, the founder of…