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Sunday, March 6, 2022 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From Health Affairs
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Health Affairs is now accepting applicants for the Health Policy Podcast Fellowship. The program is intended for early or mid-early stage career individuals with an interest in health policy and storytelling.

Listen to the Health Affairs Pathways podcast to see what the latest cohort of the Health Policy fellows produced.
What's New At Health Affairs
In the Health Affairs Today newsletter, we published an essay from Rachel R. Hardeman of the University of Minnesota.

In it, Hardeman shares her thoughts regarding the Health Affairs Racism and Health issue, noting the impact that antiracist research and policy has on health equity outcomes.

"The path forward requires acknowledging and learning from the scholarship of academics who have expertise in addressing the most entrenched barrier to high functioning health care, health equity" writes Hardeman.

"This Health Affairs special issue on racism and health is part of this process. The issue is full of papers from scholars across the country leading the charge."

We will publish two unique essays related to our March issue later this month, from Seth Berkowitz and Jill Horwitz.

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Elsewhere At Health Affairs
In Health Affairs Forefront, Dora Lynn Hughes of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) discusses the CMS Innovation Center’s new initiative to advance health equity.

Katie Huber and coauthors discuss how vaccination remains our first line of defense to reduce transmission of COVID-19 and its variants in schools.

David Kindig and John Mullahy ask what is the balance of investments in the determinants of health that will minimize health inequities?

Also, Jennifer Bright and Alan Balch discuss how value in health care remains an elusive goal, despite decades of clarion calls for transformation to reimbursement, decision tools, plan design, and care delivery.

Finally, in a new podcast episode of This Week, Health Affairs' Leslie Erdelack and Rob Lott discuss President Joe Biden's health care aspirations, outlined in his State of the Union address.

Be sure to check the Health Affairs Forefront homepage to never miss an article.
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Health Affairs is pleased to be a Media Partner for the Society of Health Policy Young Professionals' upcoming "SDOH Summit: Evidence into Action," which is taking place throughout the month of March.

This free summit is open to all and is comprised of six events that will provide actionable steps about how to recognize and address the social determinants of health in today's health policy.

Speakers include Dr. Donna Shalala, former HHS Secretary, Member of Congress, and president of the University of Miami. Learn more about each event, additional speakers, and register on the Society of Health Policy Young Professionals website.
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Piecemeal: Balancing Physician Employment, Autonomy And Burnout

In the final episode of Piecemeal,  Lalita Abhyankar discusses the delicate balance between physician burnout, physician autonomy, physician employment, quality of care, negotiating power, and the continuity of the physician-patient relationship.
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Melanie Sabado-Liwag On The Enduring Impact Of Colonialism On Health Inequities In The US

Melanie Sabado-Liwag from California State University, Los Angeles, joins Health Affairs' Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil to discuss the ongoing impact of colonialism and racism on the health inequities faced by Filipino Americans.
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