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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- Beat Reporting
Road to Reform
My near-weekly “Road to Reform” column tracked ACA implementation, with a focus on California. I helped spotlight national enrollment numbers,…
- 2013
No Award
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- Business (small)
The ‘Where’ of Health Care Can Be Costly
As hospitals have acquired hundreds of formerly independent clinician practices, patients have been hit with higher bills for ancillary services…
- 2013
No Award
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- Beat Reporting
Dan Diamond’s 2013 Body of Work
My near-weekly “Road to Reform” column tracked ACA implementation, with a focus on California. I helped spotlight national enrollment numbers,…
- 2013
No Award
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- Consumer/Feature (small)
Almost Without Hope: Seeking a Path to Health on the Rosebud Indian Reservation
Statistically speaking, the poor health of Native Americans living the Great Plains of the United States rivals many developing countries.…
- 2013
No Award
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- Consumer/Feature (large)
A Window into Life with Medical Pot
Colorado’s therapeutic cannabis industry launched in earnest in late 2009, triggering a “green rush” that boosted the state’s economy. Big…
- 2013
No Award
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- Beat Reporting
Sue Thoms’ 2013 Body of Work
Health care is personal and local – and that comes through in this collection of stories about health care in…
- 2013
No Award
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- Investigative (small)
The Cancer Letter: Conflicts of Interest at MD Anderson Cancer Center
In a series of investigative stories that has been running for over two years, The Cancer Letter editor Paul Goldberg…
- 2013
No Award
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- Health Policy (small)
Road to Reform
My near-weekly “Road to Reform” column tracked ACA implementation, with a focus on California. I helped spotlight national enrollment numbers,…
- 2013
No Award
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- Beat Reporting
Peter Frost’s 2013 Body of Work
As the business of health care reporter for the Chicago Tribune, much of my work in 2013 focused on the…
- 2013
No Award
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- Consumer/Feature (large)
How Doctors Die
Americans don’t die well. Despite wishes to die at home surrounded by loved ones, many of us die in hospitals…
- 2013
No Award
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- Consumer/Feature (large)
Doctors Beyond Reach — Some Patients Face Tough Choice: Favorite Physician or Medicare
As more seniors age into Medicare and doctors face uncertainty with the future of the program, some fear more providers…
- 2013
No Award
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- Public Health (small)
Shifting the Burden
This article explores the corporate agenda behind the rise of so-called workplace “wellness” programs, particularly among registered nurses and healthcare…
- 2013
No Award
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- Consumer/Feature (small)
When Less Is More
In the last few years, new research has shown that an aggressive approach to treating cancer—more surgery, more radiation, or…
- 2013
No Award
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- Consumer/Feature (small)
When Cancer Rings Twice
In the feature “When Cancer Rings Twice,” the writer explores the topic of surviving cancer a second time. The story…
- 2013
No Award
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- Consumer/Feature (small)
Friend or Foe?
Through a thoughtful and conversational tone, this piece aims to educate registered nurses and other workers about their rights under…
- 2013
No Award
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