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Three Health Policy issues to watch in the states (and what to write about them!)
Politico’s Sarah Kliff offers story ideas about health exchanges, insurance rate hikes, medical loss ratio waivers and points readers to…
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Reporter examines ethics of interviewing patients
After joining a panel on media, ethics and trauma at the Anxiety Disorders Association of America’s annual conference, New Orleans…
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Dallas Morning News explores effects of war on military families
For the paper’s series on military families, Dallas Morning News reporter Dave Tarrant has spent four months investigating what he…
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Sample monthly magazine editorial process
A sample timeline of the editorial process from a special panel for freelancers called "What editors wish writers knew" at…
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Conference discusses reporting on disasters
While everyone’s attention was focused on some conference in Philadelphia, the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting and Boston University were…
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Health Coverage under the Affordable Care Act
Timothy Stoltzfus Jost, of Washington and Lee University, compiled this tip sheet for the Health Journalism 2011 panel “Health insurance:…
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Lessons learned from Massachusetts: Covering the impact of Health Policy on a local level
Tips from Karen Brown, of WFCR Public Radio in Amherst, Mass., compiled for the Health Journalism 2011 panel “What we’ve…
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Covering Health Policy issues (Tips from Julie Appleby)
In this tip sheet compiled for Health Journalism 2011, Julie Appleby offers a list of useful websites for covering Health…
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Record crowd attends Health Journalism 2011
Stories were pitched, skills were sharpened, cutting-edge technologies were experienced firsthand. Those are just a few of the highlights of…
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Berens adds Poe Award to honors for ‘Seniors for Sale’
At its annual dinner on Saturday, the White House Correspondents’ Association will present AHCJ member and Seattle Times reporter Michael…
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