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Sunday, April 30, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
Health Affairs
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Health Affairs was recognized by SIIA with a Neal Award for "Best DEI
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Residential Segregation
Health Affairs recently published two new health policy briefs on
residential segregation.
Residential segregation is a fundamental, structural determinant of
health because of its role in mediating exposure to key social
determinants of health, including education, income, employment, and
housing, among others.
The first brief reviews the history and harms of residential segregation
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while looking to next steps.
The second looks at several public policies and programs and evolving
case law addressing residential segregation and health disparities
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in the United States.
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A Health Podyssey: Telemedicine Industry And Patient Preferences
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Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Gillian SteelFisher
from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Harvard Opinion
Research Program on her recently published paper assessing the attitudes
of primary care physicians and patients toward telemedicine.
This Week: Celebrating Health Equity
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Ryann Tanap and Vabren Watts discuss the latest news and developments in
the Health Equity Department at Health Affairs. They preview Elevating
Voices during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and the
first published article from the Health Equity Fellowship for Trainees.
Plus, Vabe shares a scene report from the conferences he recently
attended.
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In Medicare Drug Price Negotiations, Avoid Metrics Steeped In Stigma
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Tony Coelho
A Health System Approach To Implementing Technology-Facilitated Care
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Antoinette Schoenthaler et al.
Have Alternative Payment Models Led To Provider Consolidation?
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Fang He
Health Policy Brief: US Residential Segregation
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Calm Down, America: The WHO Pandemic Accord Won't Steal US Sovereignty
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Peter Yeo and Mark Dybul
It's Time To Take Seriously The Connection Between Domestic Violence
And Gun Violence
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Lisa Geller et al.
Telling His Story To Change Policy: Remembering Michael Ogg
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Lisa Iezzoni
Broadening Bioethics
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Rick Mathis
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* pharmaceutical prices
* education
* programs like CHIP
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