Tag
#ahcj19
-
•
Health podcasting: How to turn your in-depth health story into an audio narrative or series
An estimated 48 million Americans listen to podcasts weekly, according to a 2018 survey from Edison Research, with the average…
-
Brawley’s remarks open #AHCJ19 as 20th Health Journalism conference draws a record number of attendees
Otis Brawley has given a lot of thought lately to the socioeconomic factors that serve as predictors of health disparities…
-
•
Spotlight Q & A with member Eric Rosenthal, independent journalist
Where are you from and how far did you travel to the conference? I’m from Wynnewood, Pa., just outside of…
-
•
Media access to public records – Our right to know, #AHCJ19
Health Journalism 2019 kicked off in Baltimore with an extremely useful two-hour workshop on public records. The bottom line: There’s…
-
•
Grad student reviews the value of AHCJ conferences
Hello! My name is Catherine, and I am a graduate student researcher for the Association of Health Care Journalists. I…
-
Do consumers benefit when health insurers own providers?
Whenever a major merger is announced in health care, the parties routinely tout the benefits for consumers, saying costs will…
-
Aging in place panelists explore what’s working to keep seniors living at home
Almost every older adult — about 90% according to AARP — will tell you that they want to remain in…
-
Panel to look at challenges of fighting superbugs
Since antibiotics were widely introduced in the mid 1940’s, scientists warned of microbes’ innate ability to evolve and develop resistance.…
-
Community health centers expand beyond primary care
America’s first community health centers opened their doors in 1965 and the system has been growing ever since. Today, about…
-
Join our updated workshop on medical studies at #ahcj19 — covering the basics plus policy and, yes, biostats-made-easy
If you are joining us for Health Journalism 2019 in Baltimore in a few weeks, be sure to arrive in…
