Winning Contest Entries
Explore a diverse array of entries that have participated in our contests over the years. These entries represent the incredible talent, creativity, and dedication of journalists and storytellers from various backgrounds and media platforms.
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Taking Care of the Heart
This article describes the implementation of expanded cardiac services at Jordan Hospital in Plymouth, MA. Through a collaboration with Boston…
- 2007
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Risk Reduction: Diabetes and Depression Combo Poses Management Challenge,
This focussed on the intersection between depression, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease for a Primary Care audience. There is an emerging,…
- 2007
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Sleep-Disordered Breathing May Spur Behavioral, Learning Problems in Children
Sleep disorders in both adults and children show up on physicians’ radar screens more often than they did as recently…
- 2007
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Medicare Part B Laboratory Competitive Bidding Demonstration Project
The Medicare program established a national fee schedule for Part B Laboratory Testing Services in 1984. This national fee schedule…
- 2007
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Hemoglobin A1c Reporting is About to Change
For the last two decades, hemoglobin A1c has been a useful yet confusing concept. A measure of the proportion of…
- 2007
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Net Effect
Malaria is one of the world’s top killers, wiping out more than 1 million people each year. Yet for the…
- 2007
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YOU BE THE JUDGE: PayerView Reveals Who Treats Physicians Right
Our June cover story, “You Be The Judge: PayerView Reveals Who Treats Physicians Right,” is the culmination of a complex…
- 2007
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Baldy’s Blog
A gripping first person account (in the form of a blog) of suffering and surviving leukemia as written by Adrian…
- 2007
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CVRx: Can Devices Succeed Where Drugs Fail?
Drugs have long been the sole therapeutic option for treating hypertension, but they carry with them their own problems, primarily…
- 2007
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Big Pharma’s Leap into Biologics
Pharma companies are bullish about biologics, seeing them as at least a partial solution to the pipeline troubles and reimbursement…
- 2007
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Finding a Way Out of Pharma’s Dealmaking
Big Pharma’s being squeezed by deal prices, both for discovery and development assets. And with new capital coming in to…
- 2007
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Novo Nordisk: Riding High on Diabetes
So far, Novo Nordisk’s focus on diabetes has appeared to pay off – it’s riding high with a leading insulin…
- 2007
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EMS Series
What Americans and specifically Kansans believe their emergency medical services and trauma systems are and what actually exists are two…
- 2007
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Making the Connection
This all-encompassing profile featured Jon Kingsdale, executive director of the Commonwealth Health Connector Authority, and his efforts to reform healthcare…
- 2007
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Time to Contact
The amount of time between when a patient is diagnosed with a disease or condition and when that patient receives…
- 2007
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