Alan Weil's Impact and Farewell from Health Affairs

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Hospital Service Offerings Still Differ Substantially By Ownership Type ([link removed] )

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Health Affairs Editor-In-Chief Alan Weil To Step Down ([link removed] )

Health Affairs announced this month that Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil will leave his role at the end of the year ([link removed] ) .

Health Affairs has changed significantly during Weil’s more than 10-year tenure, including:

- Launching a new open access journal, Health Affairs Scholar ([link removed] )
- Turning the widely read Health Affairs Blog into the indexed Health Affairs Forefront ([link removed] )
- Launching a membership program, Insider ([link removed] )

To commemorate his contributions to Health Affairs, let's look back at a collection of the most popular episodes of A Health Podyssey ([link removed] ) .

Katie Keith Throws An ACA Birthday Party ([link removed] )

April 2022

Seth Berkowitz Puts A Figure to Social Determinant Health Spending ([link removed] )

March 2022

Jill Horwitz Questions the Role of Nonprofit Hospitals ([link removed] )

March 2022

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