Reducing poverty panel discussion
The Urban Institute holds a luncheon panel to discuss “Reducing Poverty and Increasing Opportunity: Envisioning the Next 20 Years.”
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Census Bureau releases statistics on health insurance coverage
The U.S. Census Bureau releases its annual statistics on income, poverty and health insurance coverage. The release covers data from… -
Aging in Indian Country
Elders, stakeholders and Aging Network providers gather to voice concerns and to receive up to date information and resources to help… -
Web Briefing to Release 2016 Kaiser/HRET Employer Health Benefits Survey
This will be a reporters-only web briefing to release the Kaiser Family Foundation and the American Hospital Association’s Health Research & Educational… -
GLMA Conference on LGBT Health
The Gay and Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA) holds its annual conference on LGBT health. The four-day event in St. Louis will focus… -
2015 American Community Survey data release
The U.S. Census Bureau releases data from its 2015 American Community Survey, including more detailed look at local-level income, poverty… -
Premier Inc. to release recommendations to improve the Affordable Care Act
Premier Inc, a health care improvement company that partners with providers, hosts an online briefing to discuss its nine recommendations… -
Addressing Food Insecurity, One Partnership and Innovation at a Time
The Alliance of Community Health Plans will have an online discussion about how not-for-profit health plans are implementing innovative approaches to… -
National Tribal Health Conference
The National Indian Health Board hosts its 33rd annual conference, this year focusing on “Achieving and Sustaining Quality Health Care… -
Media Law for Journalists
The Media Law Resource Center Institute and the National Press Club Journalism Institute is holding this event to cover practical advice… -
Webinar: Health Equity in Washington State
This hour-long webinar will examine changes taking place in Washington State to try and achieve health equity, including among tribes. -
What’s next for EHRs?
What do we want from electronic health records? Well, it all depends on who you ask. If you ask health…
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