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Studies
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Berwick debuts website featuring health data
By Susan Jaffe, Independent Journalist From Health Journalism 2011 Journalists have a key role to play making health care safer…
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CMS releases hospital-by-hospital data on never events
About nine months after its original due date, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have overcome industry opposition and…
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Spotlight on health care quality, measures
The April issue of Health Affairs focuses on the quality of health care in the United States. Some highlights of…
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Research into ‘chemobrain’ making progress
In the most recent issue of Cure, AHCJ member Elaine Schattner, M.D., examines “chemobrain,” a term used to describe cognitive…
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Were journalists ‘fabulously naïve’ about human genome?
As Tinker Ready reported on the Nature Network’s Boston Blog, the luminaries gathered for Harvard’s panel on the 10-year anniversary…
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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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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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Global health journalism, a beat in flux
If it’s 32 pages on the present and future of journalism and major global health issues you seek, look no…
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Adding context to embargo-driven journalism
Over at the Nieman Journalism Lab, Matthew Battles latches onto John Rennie’s column about the future of science journalism, then…
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The pitfalls of made-for-media scientific research
In our archive, you’ll find plenty of discussion about how the rhythms and demands of the newsroom impact media coverage…