Deadly Dentistry: How Safe is Your State?
This webcast features the team responsible for the recent seven-part Deadly Dentistry series featured in The Dallas Morning News. Reporter…
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Foodborne Outbreak Online Database (FOOD) Tool Demonstration
The Foodborne Outbreak Online Database (FOOD) Tool is a public tool that allows for a basic look at outbreak data… -
View from CMS: Andy Slavitt talks to AHCJ
CMS Acting Administrator Andy Slavitt oversees Medicaid, Medicare, Children’s Health Insurance Program and the ACA health insurance exchanges. And he’s… -
Packaging the perfect pitch
The perfect story pitch needs to answer detailed questions in a relatively short word length: why this story; why this… -
Health literacy: How language, context affects disparities
Social media, video and a host of other technological changes have a daily impact on health journalism coverage – but… -
AHCJ membership benefit: Data to research health providers
Health journalists often need detailed, accurate information about health care providers. Learn more about a new AHCJ membership benefit through… -
Oncologists addressing financial toxicity
For journalists reporting on how payers, providers and patients are promoting discussions about treatment options and costs, AHCJ will host… -
Engaging Alzheimer’s: Tips from a dementia coach
Dementia coaches help educate and train families, organizations and communities to view and treat people with Alzheimer’s and related dementias… -
Covering consumers: Tackling costs, pricing and access
Nearly every health care reporter comes across this challenge daily: how to account for costs? Whether writing about the uninsured,… -
Webcast: Covering the fourth season of open enrollment
Joanne Kenen will host a conversation with Katherine Hempstead, who directs the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s work on health insurance… -
Fact-checking your freelance stories
This 30-minute webinar led by author and freelancer Brooke Borel, author of the recently published, “The Chicago Guide to Fact-Checking”… -
The long view on lead: Covering the crisis from Flint and beyond
Public health historians Gerald Markowitz and David Rosner, authors of “Lead Wars: The Politics of Science and the Fate of…
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