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Journalist’s work in four states shows how Medicaid expansion improves access to care
Last year, April Simpson demonstrated what may be one of the most effective ways to write about the benefits of…
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The high cost of falls: Tips for covering this story
Falls in older adults are common — one in every four elders experiences a fall every year, according to the…
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Tips for reporting with media interpreters
Media interpreters are commonly associated with war coverage, but journalists globally also use them to tell stories about health and…
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Reporting with media interpreters 101
When Jyoti Madhusoodanan worked with an American Sign Language interpreter for a story about deaf graduate students in the sciences,…
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One journalist’s journey to uncovering the truth behind long-COVID treatments
Millions of Americans are suffering lingering effects from COVID-19. Symptoms can include constant headaches, brain fog, severe digestion issues, among…
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Stay in the know: Upcoming awards and fellowships
The Freelance Center will soon be adding a new information tab about non-AHCJ awards, grants and fellowships. (AHCJ fellowship information…
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Study suggests veterans are more likely to survive after receiving emergency care at VA hospitals
A new study provides a rare example of something akin to a head-to-head comparison of the quality of care delivered…
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February Lunch and Learn: Applying for grants and fellowships
Fellowships look great on your resume, but they become increasingly competitive. Freelancers can have an especially tough time winning a…
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Cybersecurity attacks top list of health technology hazards for 2022
In January, nonprofit patient-safety organization ECRI released a report of the top 10 health technology hazards for 2022. Health IT concerns…
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Care coordination: why it matters
It’s one thing to report on a story from the outside. It’s quite another to see it from an insider’s…
