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Tag Archives: Health Policy
Health Reform Panel at Health Journalism 2008
Julie Appleby, USA Today, moderated this panel and asked each member to give a three-minute solution to health reform. David Himmelstein, a promoter of single-payer government health insurance, is a primary care M.D. in Cambridge, Mass. He says we need to reform the insured as well as the uninsured. He says by spending what we [...]
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Business Blogging Capstone Project
Yesterday was a big day blogging for me…not with SMUG, but on a work-related blog. Tom Brokaw was the keynote speaker and moderator for the opening session of the Mayo Clinic National Symposium on Health Care Reform. I hope SMUG students will check out Mayo Clinic’s Health Policy Blog, which I’ve been using to capture [...]
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Mayo Clinic Health Reform Symposium
For the next two days, I will be live blogging the Mayo Clinic National Symposium on Health Care Reform, which is being held at Lansdowne Resort in Leesburg, Va., just outside of Washington, D.C. If you’re interested in seeing the streaming video, you can watch it here. After the sessions, the archived video will be [...]
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Launching the Mayo Clinic Health Policy Blog
In my work for Mayo Clinic, my major responsibilities are for our Mayo Clinic Medical Edge syndicated news products and for leadership of our social media team. Last week I wrote about our Mayo Clinic fan page in Facebook, which has been successful so far. After a low-key start, we’ve seen strong growth in our [...]
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Elizabeth Edwards at Health Journalism 2008