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Interventions might alleviate poverty’s impact on child health
We know that about 45 percent of American kids are growing up in families that are poor or near poor,…
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Dental tourism: Americans leaving the country for oral health care
Experts say many thousands of Americans are now going abroad for dental care. The growing phenomenon of dental tourism is…
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Avoiding the ‘Trinity Trap’ when reporting on health promotion
Health care is but one element of what makes the biggest difference in health outcomes – social factors play a…
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Deadly Neglect (Deborah Schoch presentation)
Deborah Schoch, senior writer, CHCF Center for Health Reporting, moderated the panel “Investigating senior care.”
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Late-life Mental Health: Dementia, Depression, and Suicide (Jules Rosen presentation)
Jules Rosen, M.D., chief medical officer, Mind Springs Health/Colorado West Inc., spoke on the panel “New realities in aging.”
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Health Care Coordination for Elders: Why & Who? (Ernestine Kotthoff-Burrell presentation)
Ernestine Kotthoff-Burrell, Ph.D., A.P.R.N., F.A.A.N.P., assistant professor, University of Colorado, spoke on the panel “New realities of aging.”
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Hospital Report Cards (Jordan Rau presentation)
Jordan Rau, senior correspondent, Kaiser Health News, moderated the panel “Hospital grading: Reporting on quality report cards.”
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Comparing Hospital Performance (John Santa presentation)
John Santa, M.D., M.P.H., medical director, Consumer Reports Health Ratings Center, spoke on the panel “Hospital grading: Reporting on quality report cards.”
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AHCJ 2014 Conference Reporting on Hospital Report Cards (Evan Marks presentation)
Evan Marks, executive vice president, informatics and strategy, Healthgrades, spoke on the panel “Hospital grading: Reporting on quality report cards.”
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The BRAIN initiative (Kenneth Tyler presentation)
Kenneth L. Tyler, M.D., Reuler-Lewin family professor and chairman, Department of Neurology, University of Colorado School of Medicine, spoke on…
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