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Fact-checking your freelance stories
This 30-minute webinar led by author and freelancer Brooke Borel, author of the recently published, “The Chicago Guide to Fact-Checking”…
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What health reporters should be thinking about post-election day
This event will include two panels: One will examine future steps for health care reform, including election topics, and the…
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Webcast: Covering the fourth season of open enrollment
Joanne Kenen will host a conversation with Katherine Hempstead, who directs the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s work on health insurance…
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Covering consumers: Tackling costs, pricing and access
Nearly every health care reporter comes across this challenge daily: how to account for costs? Whether writing about the uninsured,…
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Engaging Alzheimer’s: Tips from a dementia coach
Dementia coaches help educate and train families, organizations and communities to view and treat people with Alzheimer’s and related dementias…
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Covering health technology and wearables
The Association of Health Care Journalists’ Washington D.C. Chapter invites you to a Matchbox Happy Hour for a discussion on covering…
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Oncologists addressing financial toxicity
For journalists reporting on how payers, providers and patients are promoting discussions about treatment options and costs, AHCJ will host…
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Washington, D.C., chapter rooftop reception
We’ll be joined by senior communications staff from groups like the National Pharmaceutical Council, the National Health Council, AdvaMed and…
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What’s the Story on Hospital Safety Ratings?
This AHCJ New York chapter event will be a panel discussion with: Leah Binder, President and CEO of the Leapfrog…
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AHCJ membership benefit: Data to research health providers
Health journalists often need detailed, accurate information about health care providers. Learn more about a new AHCJ membership benefit through…