Tip Sheets
Health Journalism 2015 speaker presentations
Tip sheets and presentations are available from the following sessions:
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HIPAA: The ins, the outs, and how to navigate
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How to accurately report on medical research findings
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News briefing with Robert McDonald, U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs
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Ebola and Ebolanoia: Covering outbreaks responsibly
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The dental desert: Investigating barriers to oral health access
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Impact of dramatic climate changes on health
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Exploring the latest research on aging
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Games for health: Innovation or fad?
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The clinical, ethical and research sides of genetics
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‘Not a death sentence’ is not enough: Covering the new HIV era
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Latino health: Life with the ACA – and without immigration reform
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Public or private: What's ahead in insurance exchanges?
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High-risk obstetrics: Challenges of very preterm births
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Efforts to battle fraud in electronic health records
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Connecting with your audience about end-of-life care
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The big picture: Measuring the health of cities and states, countries and continents
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Microbiome research: What to cover - and what to avoid
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Localizing Medicare and Medicaid: Data, experts and shoe leather
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Transparency: Reporting on quality as well as health costs
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Changes in rules, new ethical debates about organ transplants
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How big data might revolutionize medical research and treatment
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Health providers turning to tech tools for patient monitoring
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Politics, policy and people: ACA report card
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One community, two worlds: Reporting on health inequality
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Inside the living brain: What have we learned, and what's next?
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Cancer as a chronic condition
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The shifting demands in health provider education
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Mental health and ACA: Revolution or more of the same?
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Stem cells: A roundup on the latest research
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Wearables: Possibilities for consumers and health professionals
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Challenges facing America's aging family caregivers
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The role of nurses in improving health care quality
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Cutting through the haze of e-cigarettes
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Making best use of PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov and more
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What have we learned in the second wave of insurance enrollment?
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Finding stories, avoiding pitfalls in new health data
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Vaccines: Covering more than just spot news
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Tracking the dangers of medical devices