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20 editors from 18 publications on board for PitchFest ’24
Editors from top publications will be waiting at HJ24’s PitchFest in New York City this June to hear your carefully…
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The impact of the Change Healthcare cyberattack: What to know
It’s been more than 44 days since Change Healthcare fell victim to a cyberattack, yet not much is known about…
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March Lunch and Learn: Freelancer free-for-all
At the March Lunch and Learn, we did something different. There was no set topic, and attendees were able to…
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Lyme disease on the rise as climate change expands tick range
Spring is in the air, bringing with it green leaves, colorful flowers and — unfortunately — ticks. And with ticks, Lyme…
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Remote supervision of medical trainees allows expanded rural care — at least for now
Remote supervision allows attending physicians to observe learners from anywhere, used at least for the critical parts of a medical…
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Green Houses: A communal approach to elder care
Green Houses are elder-centered, long-term care residences that are designed to look and feel like a typical residential home.
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Freelancers: Finding health insurance doesn’t have to be so difficult
As the number of staff jobs in journalism shrinks, many reporters are turning to freelancing and need a new health…
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Tool to help doctors discuss firearm violence with patients may inspire story ideas
Health care professionals are often on the frontlines of the firearm violence epidemic, caring for the thousands who are shot…
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Follow the Money: Using HospitalFinances.org and other tools to tell important stories
The first in a four-part series, “Follow the money” will equip you with what you need to tell the story…
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Using WIC analysis to write about health trends in women, infants and children
Learn how WIC, a social services program for low-income women, infants and children, has long been hampered by regulatory barriers.
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