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Military slow to treat mild traumatic brain injury
ProPublica‘s T. Christian Miller and NPR‘s Daniel Zwerdling have found unpublished military documents which indicate that tens of thousands of…
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Journalists invited to apply for Midwest Health Journalism Program Fellowships
Thanks to a grant from a group of Kansas and Missouri health foundations, the Association of Health Care Journalists (based…
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National Rural Health Association Resource List
This list of resources was distributed at the 2010 Rural Health Journalism Workshop by speaker Rosemary McKenzie, the NRHA's minority…
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National Rural Health Association’s Multiracial and Multicultural Policy Positions
This list of policy positions was distributed at the 2010 Rural Health Journalism Workshop by speaker Rosemary McKenzie, the NRHA's…
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Mental Health Care in Kansas: Roy W. Menninger, M.D.
Roy Menninger, M.D., chairman of the Kansas Mental Health Coalition, spoke at the 2010 Rural Health Journalism workshop about the…
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Physician-owned hospitals: Restricting us is unconstitutional!
The National Law Journal’s Tresa Baldas has the details of a suit filed by physician-owned hospital advocacy and ownership groups…
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House nixes COBRA help, opens “jungle”
On Prepared Patient Forum, AHCJ Immediate Past President Trudy Lieberman examined the fallout of the Friday House vote to toss…
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Best science blogs, Dartmouth Atlas, more care
Expect some short posts today – I’m at our Rural Health Journalism Workshop in Kansas City and I hope to…
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GAO sting spotlights sketchy herbal meds
Undercover sting operation reports may not be the meatiest documents released by the Government Accountability Office, but they’re almost always…
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Practical concerns facing NPs in rural areas
Susan Presley, writing for the American Journal of Nursing, examines the role nurse practitioners are playing in addressing the well-documented…
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