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A new way to pay dementia providers could ease the burden on patients, caregivers
At Health Journalism 2024 in June, Jane Carmody, D.N.P., gave a lightning talk focused on Medicare’s new dementia care model.
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Q&A with journalist Nick Kristof: A ‘battered optimist’
Journalist Nick Kristof spoke about his experiences chasing the news and about his faith in humanity in his keynote address…
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Comprehensive, state-by-state violent death data helps explain firearm violence trends
On the firearm violence beat, it’s crucial to have comprehensive data — but it’s often the most difficult part of…
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How providers avoid complying with the No Surprises Act
As journalists heard during HJ24 last month, physicians and other providers have ways to evade complying with the No Surprises…
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How to amp up your reporting using LexisNexis tools
In this recorded webinar, learn how to navigate and use LexisNexis tools for your reporting from an expert.
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Why muting is a ‘quiet revolution’
While it may seem like everybody is dragged on social media these days, there’s a simple way to silence the…
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Biden Administration proposal addresses maternal mortality, underserved communities
The plan includes new approaches to maternal health, such as extending postpartum Medicaid coverage and implementing new hospital standards.
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New book sheds light on legacy of physician, racism in medicine
During her book talk at HJ24, Dr. Uché A Blackstock reflected on her mother’s career in medicine as a first-generation…
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How freelancers can thrive in a challenging market
Persistence, persistence and more persistence is crucial to thriving in a murky economic freelance market.
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Philly news stations use harmful tactics to report on firearm violence, studies say
Philadelphia stations often overreport mass shootings, shootings involving children and in wealthier areas with majority white residents.
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