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AHCJ’s ranks continue to grow; welcome these new members
Please welcome AHCJ’s newest members. All new members are welcome to stop by this post’s comment section to introduce themselves.…
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Senators request inquiry into state medical boards
Three senators are asking the inspector general of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to investigate the oversight…
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CMS-ordered report, withheld by hospital, reveals hundreds of deficiencies
When Ryan McNeill of The Dallas Morning News recently wrote for AHCJ about that paper’s investigation into patient care and…
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Essential component of reform will require more staff, training
When we think about the growing demands Health Policy will place on community health centers (assuming that we are thinking…
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Brutally honest accounts of caregiving yield insights
We’re all going to hear a lot more about the trials and tribulations of caregiving in the years ahead, as…
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Share some Health Policy humor with your Tweetheart #healthpolicyvalentines
Who says Health Policy can’t make you laugh? In case you have been living in a Twitter-free cave somewhere in…
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Patients’ ‘leap of faith’ make stories possible, prompt changes
Pamela Fayerman of The Vancouver Sun has been writing about a genetic counselor who has been “relieved of her duties”…
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Berwick shares thoughts on media coverage of health care, reform
Don Berwick has worked with reporters as part of his jobs at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and, most recently,…
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Komen’s funding of research drops; writer looks at charity’s message vs. science
Amid the controversy over the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation’s changes in funding for Planned Parenthood, Reuters’ reporters…
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Parting thoughts: Berwick shares views on media coverage of health care and reform
Berwick appeared at a Newsmaker Briefing at Health Journalism 2011.(Photo: Len Bruzzese) He has worked with reporters as part of…
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