Dear John,

Earlier this month, we released our November issue focusing on health insurance, pharmaceuticals, and more.

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Today's Featured Articles

Electronic Health Record Documentation Burden Crowds Out Health Information Exchange Use By Primary Care Physicians

A. Jay Holmgren et al.

Pregnant People Can Freely Make Decisions About Participation In Clinical Research

David N. Hackney et al.

Addressing The HIPAA Blind Spot For Crisis Pregnancy Centers

Carmel Shachar and Eli Y. Adashi

More on Electronic Medical Records

Minnesota Data Sharing May Be Model For Near-Real-Time Tracking Of Drug Overdose Hospital And ED Trends

Riley D. Shearer et al. (November 2023)

An Electronic Health Record–Based Real-Time Analytics Program For Patient Safety Surveillance And Improvement

David Classen et al. (November 2018)

Electronic Health Records Associated With Lower Hospital Mortality After Systems Have Time To Mature

Sunny C. Lin et al. (July 2018)

How the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Will Impact Family Caregivers w/ Jason Resendez

Health Affairs' Jeff Byers is joined by Jason Resendez, President and CEO of the National Alliance for Caregiving, to discuss the recent finalization of CMS's 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule and how these policies will impact family caregivers and the integration of these individuals into the health care system.

Nursing Home Financial Stability and Funding Challenges

Join Health Affairs November 20 for a virtual event examining how the loss of public health emergency funds challenges the financial viability of nursing homes.

This event is for Health Affairs Insiders only.

In the November issue of Health Affairs, John Bowblis and colleagues reviewed the impact that the loss of public health funding has on the financial health of nursing homes, especially not-for-profits, in the long term.

Health Affairs Senior Editor Kathleen Haddad and Bowblis will discuss the paper and its implications during a virtual Journal Club.