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Conference
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Freelancers weigh in on what it takes to successfully write a book at #AHCJ17
“Can you afford to write a book?” This question keeps many journalists awake at night. It also served as the…
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Public health experts discuss ‘infectious nature’ of violence at #AHCJ17
What happens if we stop treating violence as a problem of crime and morality – and start treating it as…
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#AHCJ17 panels to address importance of social determinants
Health care reporters coming to Health Journalism 2017 in search of story ideas on covering health gaps and the social…
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Is value-based pricing doomed? #AHCJ17 session to address this question
Paul Levy, former chief executive of Boston’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, recently made a compelling argument in a blog…
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Panel to examine MACRA, the physician payment overhaul law
Given the ACA’s uncertain future, some experts have said that another law, MACRA, could lead the way on provider payment…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Ethnic Media Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Ethnic Media Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Healthier Beat Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Healthier Beat Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. This program, aimed at better training…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Rural Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Rural Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support these…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Academic Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Academic Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support these…
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Panel to look at the economics of health disparities
Much attention has focused lately on health care costs – from insurance premiums and the reform efforts to drug prices…