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       Friday, April 19, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs

    Dear John,

    ICYMI, we featured several of the authors from our perinatal mental health & well-being theme issue during a briefing earlier this month.

     

    Revisit the entire event at our YouTube page, and if you haven't already, be sure to subscribe to never miss any of our exciting video content!

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    We wanted to take a moment to highlight a few key moments from the briefing below:

     

    The opening discussion covering societal requisites for perinatal mental health & well-being featured insights from Emily Dossett, Karen Tabb Dina, Alison Stuebe and Twylla Dillion.

     

    In a panel focused on the burden of poor perinatal mental health, Twylla Dillion moderated a compelling conversation from:

    • Slawa Rokicki
    • Sarah Haight
    • Kara Zivin
    • Stephanie Hall

    When exploring how to improve access and care, Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil delved into this topic with findings from:

    • Nancy Byatt
    • Constance Guille
    • Jessica Harrison
    • Bridgette Blebu
    • Sarah Gordon
    • Stephanie Hall

    To conclude, moderator Bridgette Blebu led a thrilling dialogue with authors Nichole Goodsmith, Amy Stiffarm, Tova Walsh, and Sandraluz Lara-Cinisomo.

     

    Be sure to check out our full schedule of upcoming events for the rest of the month and sign up for our free newsletters to stay up-to-date on health policy.

     

    Also, join us Wednesday, April 24, for our next virtual Journal Club featuring a deep dive into a paper from our new issue focused on Perinatal Mental Health.

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        The State of Antitrust & Private Equity in Health Care w/ Brent Fulton

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