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SUMMARY:Private Healthcare Exchanges Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Private Healthcare Exchanges conference July 16-17 in Chicago will focus on how the Affordable Care Act is changing the way insurers sell health insurance. Instead of marketing almost exclusively to employers\, the ACA has forced insurers to focus on enrolling consumers. The conference is sponsored by Employee Benefit News.
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/private-healthcare-exchanges-conference/
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SUMMARY:Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:This year's theme is "Screening in Adolescents: Is an Ounce of Prevention Worth a Pound of Cure?" \nThe meeting  offers research\, clinical workshops and discussion forums for attendees of diverse disciplines and from around the world. \nSessions schedule cover a wide range of issues\, including: \n\nConcussions and sports medicine\nSTDs\nAnxiety disorders \nViolence prevention\nEating disorders\nCollege health\nContraception \nWays of communicating health messages
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/society-for-adolescent-health-and-medicine-annual-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Women's Health 2011: The 19th Annual Congress
DESCRIPTION:Together\, Journal of Women's Health and the VCU Institute for Women's  Health are hosting the 19th annual Women's Health Congress. The program  hits all the big notes when it comes to women's health issues\, including reporductive\, cardiovascular and cosmetic.  \nRegistration is open\, see the conference site  for details.
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/womens-health-2011-the-19th-annual-congress/
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SUMMARY:iMOSAIC (Integrative Medicine Offering Science-based Alternatives in Collaboration) Conference
DESCRIPTION:Four organizations specializing in integrative and holistic medicine  have joined forces for the Integrative Medicine Offering Science-based  Alternatives in Collaboration\, or iMOSAIC\, Conference.   \nFor more information and a schedule\, see the conference website. Online registration  is open.
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/imosaic-integrative-medicine-offering-science-based-alternatives-in-collaboration-conference/
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SUMMARY:Health Journalism 2011
DESCRIPTION:<!– \nA record 625 people attended this year’s conference!\nWe were proud to welcome new members and old friends to Health Journalism 2011 for the dozens of panels\, workshops\, field trips\, newsmaker briefings\, receptions and more. \nNew:\n\n\nTip sheets & presentations from the sessions\n\n\nWatch Dr. Lemole’s keynote speech (Excerpt: Lemole describes medical procedures performed on Giffords)\n\n\nStories about individual panels:\n\n\n\n\nPanelists share stories from the frontlines of military trauma care \nFrom pee wee to pro: Head injuries in sports\nCan the FDA ensure food safety?\nFuture of nursing: Blueprint for health care reform\nExperts dubious about an HIV vaccine \nEnd-of-life planning a ‘fertile area’ for storytellers \nWhat editors wish writers knew\nExperts weigh in on ethics in clinical trials\nDebate over health reform continues\nGoing mobile: The new telemedicine  \nIs enough being done about health care-associated infections?  \nLocalizing national health care investigations\nWhat you need to know about accountable care organizations\nBest practices in blogging and social media\nOfficials\, reporters offer conflicting advice on getting public documents\nBerwick debuts website featuring health data\nReporting on effectiveness of autism treatments\nCollins focuses on molecular basis for diseases to develop therapeutics\nThe intersection of highway safety and health\nPanelists suggest stories about health reform implementation\nNeurosurgeon reflects on time in the media spotlight\nSlide show from day one of the conference\nMore coming soon …\n\n\nConference coverage:\n\nContact Sports and Concussions: A Real Threat to Student Athletes\, Robyn Abree\, The Grady Journal\nAutism in journalism\, Toni Lapp\, Spectrum Connection\nState bill aims for athletic concussion protection\, prevention\, Charles Hallman\, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder\nIs Enough Being Done about Healthcare-Associated Infections?\, Maura Crossen-Luba\, ECRI Institute \nHealth Care Journalists visit ECRI Institute \nHIV Vaccine Dubious\, Tracey Zhu\, The Epoch Times\nTrauma Center is Key to Survival\, Constance Alexander\, Murray (Ky.) Ledger & Times\nThe Health Show\, WAMC/Northeast Public Radio\nGiffords: A poignant presence\, but out of view\, The Associated Press\nFord safety\, or lack thereof\, Dr. Judy Stone\nPostcards from Philly: April 14 | April 15 | April 16\, Loretta Sword\, The Pueblo (Colo.) Chieftain\nSafety effort seeking to reduce hospital errors\, Andy Miller\, Georgia Health News\nSurgeon describes details of Gabrielle Giffords’ trauma care\, Tinker Ready\, Boston blog\nMobile devices\, technology are changing medicine\, Amber Smith\, The (Syracuse\, N.Y.) Post-Standard\nEditors’ Roundtable: Science Conference Reports podcast\, Christine Gorman & Robin Lloyd\, Scientific American \nThe word of the day is: FOOD\, Laura Smith\, University of Georgia Health & Medical Journalism Graduate Program\nHow nanotechnology may revolutionize the detection of traumatic brain injury using a sensor that changes color\, Pieter Droppert\, Biotech Strategy Blog\nTips on blogging & social media success from Health Journalism 2011\, Pieter Droppert\, Biotech Strategy Blog\nLessons from Massachusetts Healthcare Reform\, Pieter Droppert\, Biotech Strategy Blog\nIs there a crisis in the drug development pipeline? Pieter Droppert\, Biotech Strategy Blog\nHealth care reform in one state may be a harbinger for national effort\, By Robin Lloyd\, Scientific American\nBlog post on Politics\, Science\, and Other Assorted Musings\, Dr. Judy Stone\nCaution urged as smartphone technology expands into medicine and health\, Jane M. Von Bergen\, The Philadelphia Inquirer\nWireless Medicine’s Promise: Less Cost\, Better Care\, David Gorn\, California Healthline\nSurgeon Who Treated Gabrielle Giffords Talks About Dealing with Media\, Emily P. Walker\, MedPage Today\nHail\, Queen Leona\, Constance Alexander\, Murray (Ky.) Ledger & Times\nInfections: a stadium-sized problem\, Chelsea Conaboy\, The Boston Globe\nElectronic health records face human hurdles more than technological ones\, Robin Lloyd\, Scientific American \nTapping into the e-patient phenomenon\, Joy Robertson\, KOLR- Springfield\, Mo.\nCharles Ornstein’s coverage from Storify\n10 things I learned at the Association of Health Care Journalists Meeting\, Brian Reid\, WGC World\nExperts Look to Mass. for Health Care Lessons\, George Lauer\, California Healthline\nDelicious bookmarks from the conference\, thanks to Emma Gallegos\nThe Future of Healthcare Journalism Looks Bright and Data-Driven\, Helen Phung\, Practice Fusion EHR Bloggers\nHighlights of Health Journalism 2011\, Saerom Yoo\nChipping Away at Health Reform\, Trudy Lieberman\, CJR\,org\n\n–> \nPost-conference material\n\nConference recap\nSession presentations and tip sheets\nStories about sessions\nStories since the conference\n\nSpotlight speakers\nAmong the dozens of expert speakers and instructors who joined us this year: •  G. Michael Lemole Jr.\, the neurosurgeon who operated on U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords after she was shot in Tucson\, will be the keynote speaker. • Brian Deer\, the British reporter who exposed the weaknesses in a study that led parents all over the world to withhold vaccines from their children • Walt Bogdanich\, investigative editor for The New York Times and former 60 Minutes producer. • Francis S. Collins\, M.D.\, Ph.D.\, director of the National Institutes of Health\, and Donald M. Berwick\, M.D.\, M.P.P.\, administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services\, spoke in separate Newsmaker Briefings. • David Blumenthal\, national coordinator for health information technology\, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services \n<!–  \nSession titles will be posted in the weeks to come. In the meantime\, take a look at last year’s schedule  for an idea of the wide range of topics and speakers you can expect.  \n\n\n\n\n\nHosts:\n\nPenn Medicine\nChildren’s Hospital of Philadelphia \nThomas Jefferson University Hospitals\nDrexel University/Drexel University College of Medicine\n\nEndowing Sponsors:\n\nRobert Wood Johnson Foundation\nThe Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust  \n\nSponsors:\n\nThe Philadelphia Inquirer\nECRI Institute\nMontefiore Medical Center\nTemple University School of Medicine\nThe Commonwealth Fund\nFoundation for Informed Medical Decision Making\nJohn A. Hartford Foundation \nCalifornia HealthCare Foundation\nMissouri Foundation for Health\nNew York State Health Foundation \nNorthwest Health Foundation\nRTI International\nAgency for Healthcare Research and Quality\n\n\n\n  \n 
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/health-journalism-2011/
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SUMMARY:32nd Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine
DESCRIPTION:The focus of the 32nd Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine  will be "Behavioral Medicine: Accelerating our Impact on the Public's Health." A preliminary schedule is already online. Registration is open.
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/32nd-annual-meeting-scientific-sessions-of-the-society-of-behavioral-medicine/
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SUMMARY:Media briefing for American Society of Breast Surgeons
DESCRIPTION:The American Society of Breast Surgeons will hold a press briefing April 29 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. EST that will be accessible as a webinar. Researchers will present their findings followed by question and answers. \nThe society's annual meeting will focus on new mammography screening guidelines\, the role of Vitamin D in breast health\, radiation treatments and satisfaction rates of mastectomy patients.  \nMore information here | Register for the webinar here | Meeting details    \nWhen: April 27 – May 1\, 2011  \nWhere: Marriott Wardman Park\, Washington\, DC
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/media-briefing-for-american-society-of-breast-surgeons/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20110428T010000
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SUMMARY:New Strategies for Health Promotion: Steering Clear of Ethical Pitfalls
DESCRIPTION:This two-day conference\, one in an annual series devoted to ethical  issues in population and global health\, will examine the ethics of new  strategies for health promotion currently under development in the  United States and in developing countries. The goal of the conference is  to identify potential ethical pitfalls of these interventions so that  ethical problems and controversies do not reduce their potential benefit  for population health. \nThis year's conference is a collaborative effort between the Harvard Program in Ethics and Health\, Harvard's Safra Center for Ethics\, and the World Bank. Speakers are drawn from academia\, government\, NGOs\, industry\, and labor. \nTo learn more\, view the conference agenda. \nLocation: The Inn at Longwood Medical (Best Western Boston) \n  \nRegistration is required for this free event.
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/new-strategies-for-health-promotion-steering-clear-of-ethical-pitfalls/
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