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AHCJ unveils hospitalinspections.org
The Association of Health Care Journalists today launched hospitalinspections.org, a free, searchable news application that compiles thousands of federal inspection…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Curtis Skinner
Curtis Skinner, The New York World, New York: Favorite panel so far today: “I’ll say the social media one. (Facebook) graph…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Rose Hoban
Rose Hoban, North Carolina Health News, Chapel Hill: Favorite panel so far today: “Making sense of hospital ratings. It was about picking apart…
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Getting a handle on social media #ahcj13
Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms can be useful — or time-killers. Social media should be both interesting and…
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Panel will discuss newly released 990 data on hospitals #ahcj13
AHCJ has just released a new trove of information from GuideStar on the finances of nonprofit U.S. hospitals. This information –…
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Using DocumentCloud to shine a light on sources #ahcj13
“Turn documents into data,” is the tagline for DocumentCloud, a free Web tool for journalists who want to search, analyze,…
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Professionals aren’t the only journalists coming to Boston #ahcj13
A look at some of the issues, sessions and ideas to keep in mind for those planning to attend Health…
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Writing about co-ops: A taste of the complexity
I wrote about co-ops as an undercovered Health Policy topic last month and provided some resources about how to cover…
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Transplanted journalist offers tips on getting around Boston, things to see #ahcj13
When I moved to Boston in September, I quickly learned how easy it is to get lost in the city’s…
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When the study’s not the story
Salynn Boyles Writing about medical research can be a pretty straightforward task. But then there are times when a study…
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