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Why you should write about telesitting in hospitals
More hospitals are implementing virtual caregiver programs to keep an eye on patients and alert nurses to medical problems. Here’s…
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Boost your reporting by tapping into libraries’ vast resources
On deadline but you’re overwhelmed by the wealth of information available online? Find out how your local public or academic…
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What to know about ‘smishing,’ a growing cyberattack trend targeting hospitals
In August, the government warned hospitals about a growing cyberattack trend that hackers are using to gain access to hospital…
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Understanding the bigger public health debate on COVID-19 booster vaccines
When reporters interview experts about the booster shots, it’s critical that they clarify whether the expert’s comments represent only their…
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Curbing the confusion: Strategies for covering the latest COVID booster shot approvals
As reporters prepare stories about new COVID booster recommendations, it’s crucial they work to dispel any confusion about the shots…
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How to ramp up your coverage of teen pregnancy health risks
Pregnant teenagers face unique health risks compared to their older counterparts because, for one thing, their bodies are still developing.…
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Rural Health Workshop spotlights both successes and persistent challenges
Lisse Regehr, Thrive Allen County President and CEO and luncheon speaker, explains how to cultivate community health during the 2023 Rural…
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Webinar to explore age, health and ageism in reporting
Recent health concerns among several older political leaders are raising questions about fitness for office. A top aging and longevity…
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AHCJ mentorship program expanding, seeks participants
AHCJ’s mentorship program launched in March 2023 with the mentor-mentee match breakfast in St. Louis. The goal: to connect less-experienced…
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Top tips for breaking into narrative journalism
Narrative journalism can provide readers with a powerful and rewarding experience. Instead of cut-and-dry facts and figures, this form of…