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How I Did It
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How Wall Street Journal reporters uncovered Medicare Advantage overbilling
A team of Wall Street Journal reporters applied to CMS to be treated as researchers for a series into Medicare…
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Reporter’s series on Michigan nursing homes spurs legislative action
See how Bridge Michigan’s Robin Erb caught legislators’ attention with her coverage on nursing home staff shortages, patient harm and…
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How freelancer Mohana Ravindranath covered direct-to-consumer medical tests
Take an inside look at freelancer Mohana Ravindranath’s investigation into the rise of direct-to-consumer preventive screening tests.
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Private equity and the money behind nursing homes
As more nursing homes come under private equity ownership, one troubled chain is now mandated to complete its sale under…
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How reporters can use The Trace’s Gun Violence Data Hub
We checked in with Aaron Mendelson, the news developer for the Gun Violence Data Hub, to talk about how the…
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‘Starved in jail’ is a story in every U.S. county
Sarah Stillman’s piece “Starved in Jail” asks why incarcerated people die of neglect when private companies are paid millions for…
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Hospital flood risk: How to use KFF’s mapping analysis
KFF Health News reporter Holly Hacker shares how she hopes health journalists will use her teams’ analysis of hospital flood…
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How I Did It: Mapping hospital flood risks across the United States
KFF Health News data editor Holly Hacker shares how she and her team tackled this data-driven project after Hurricane Helene.
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Balancing humanity and policy when telling stories of the uninsured
Kim Krisberg of Public Health Watch talks about the challenges she faces and the strategies she uses to build trust…
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Reporters uncover overlooked red flags after a Tennessee school shooting
In the weeks following a deadly Nashville, Tenn., school shooting, reporters found several warning signs overlooked by authorities.