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Subject NEW BRIEF: 'Divisive Concepts' Prohibitions & Health Equity
Date January 16, 2025 9:05 PM
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This week, Health Affairs Scholar unveiled the second part of their series focusing on insights into several key issues currently affecting the health workforce.

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In a Health Policy brief released today, Derek Griffith and Andrew Twinamatsiko explore the laws and policies prohibiting the discussion of what the Trump administration labeled “divisive concepts” and their impact on health equity.

Through their research, the authors note:

- Some states used the blueprint of Trump’s executive order and related directives to enact laws further restricting the discussion and teaching of these “divisive concepts” in educational and health policy contexts.

- Education is a prominent battleground for discussion of these “divisive concepts,” in terms of both who is educated and what is taught.

This brief joins our series of “Culture of Health” policy briefs ([link removed] ) which highlight topics at the intersection of culture, policy, population health, and health equity.

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On December 4, Health Affairs held a virtual event on the current uses of hospital and insurer price transparency data and efforts to improve their usability and reliability.

Drawing upon articles in the Health Affairs Forefront series “Provider Prices in the Commercial Sector ([link removed] ) ,” supported by Arnold Ventures, the panelists discussed their experiences using the data, as well as needs and ideas for future improvement.

Revisit the event and their insights on our website ([link removed] ) .

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