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May Forefront Highlights
If you're only reading our journal, you're missing out on a lot of health policy analysis that we publish on Health Affairs Forefront.
Finally, Forefront published a summary of our recently published ahead-of-print article from the Congressional Budget Office on insurance coverage projections in the next decade.
One of the study’s key findings was the current
unprecedented low uninsurance rate is attributable to temporary policies enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic, which kept beneficiaries enrolled in Medicaid and enhanced the subsidies available through the health insurance Marketplaces.
During May, we're highlighting influential Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander voices and organizations who have made an impact on health equity and policy.
In the May 2023 Narrative
Matters column, Albert Siu shares his sister's experience in the hospital where she was given only a few hours to choose a rehabilitation facility after she was stabilized from hip fracture surgery. Siu examines the role of patient advocacy – or lack thereof – in situations like this.
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