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After Fauber’s story, pain group snips industry ties
Earlier this month, we blogged about Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter John Fauber’s work linking industry funding, local researchers and the…
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Health Journalism 2011: Is enough being done about health care-associated infections?
Dr. Patrick J. Brennan didn't waste time answering the main question of a panel assembled to discuss health care-acquired infections:…
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Health Journalism 2011: Going mobile: The new telemedicine
The practice of medicine is evolving in ways that make use of smart phones and mobile devices, and even though…
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APA ghostwriting/COI scandal simmers quietly
For folks who have had trouble keeping up, MIWatch.org’s Phyllis Vine has pieced together a particularly readable roundup of where…
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Accountable care organizations: Impact on hospitals (Lawton Robert Burns presentation)
Presenter Lawton Robert Burns, Ph.D., MBA and The James Joo-Jin Kim Professor of the Department of Health Care Management at…
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Health insurance: Changes that are coming fast (Jack Burke presentation)
Presentation by Jack Burke, F.S.A., M.A.A.A., principal and consulting actuary of Milliman, Inc., on changing insurance practices.
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Reporting finds ‘alarm fatigue’ to blame in patient deaths
A life-support monitor. (Photo: RambergMediaImages via Flickr) In January, a patient at one of the country's best hospitals suffered a…
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Nun talks about practicing medicine in rural Miss.
In today’s episode of The Story, from American Public Media, listeners hear from Sister Anne Brooks, a physician who has…
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Health Journalism 2011: What editors wish writers knew
We love writers, declared all three panelists at "What Editors Wish Writers Knew," a well-attended freelancers' session at Health Journalism…
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Pulitzer nods demonstrate breadth of health beat
This week’s Pulitzer announcements demonstrated just how far health journalism spread its wings in 2010, with health-related stories snagging wins…
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