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Sunday, September 4, 2022 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
From Health Affairs
Dear John,
We're still accepting applications for the Health Equity Fellowship for
Trainees
(HEFT). Applications for the Fellowship are due by September 19, 2022.
Upcoming Events
This month, Health Affairs events will cover topics including physician
burnout, workforce strain, and more.
We'll host a number of special event for Health Affairs Insiders,
including a Journal Club on September 15
about
remote patient monitoring and a Professional Development event
about the
peer review process at Health Affairs on September 20.
One of this month's highlights is a Practice of Medicine briefing
on September 22 examining physician burnout, workforce strain, and
lessons from COVID-19, which will be open to all.
In October, we'll also host a series of events coinciding with our theme
issue on disability and health. Some of the events will include the
following:
* Health Affairs Virtual Symposium: Disability & Health | Monday,
October 3
* Disability & Health: The View From Main Street | Thursday, October 6
* Disability, Health, and Accessibility in Health Services Research |
Monday, October 17 (Insider Professional Development)
Additional details about our October events will be announced in the
coming weeks. Make sure you don't miss out: Sign up for our Events email
list.
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Elsewhere At Health Affairs
This week in Health Affairs Forefront, we featured articles covering
issues like outcomes-based approaches
to health care finance, nutrition legislation
,
and more.
Katie Keith published two articles this week. In one piece, she writes
about new guidance related to the Affordable Care Act
and the No Surprises Act, specifically focusing on the $100 million for
navigators and Idaho's Section 1332 waiver for reinsurance.
She also covers the Fifth Circuit ruling
on the Franciscan Alliance case, which relates to enforcement and
interpretation of Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act.
If you like the work we publish on Forefront and our podcasts, you can
show your support by becoming a Health Affairs Insider
,
and as an added bonus, you'll get a free gift for joining.
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Excursion: Toyin Ajayi, CEO Of Cityblock Health
Listen to Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interview Cityblock
Health co-founder and CEO Toyin Ajayi about building a health care
business that focuses on historically underserved populations, what
inspired her work, what challenges she has overcome, where Cityblock is
heading, and more.
Listen Here
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Featured This Week
Medicare's Current Strategy For Health-Related Social Needs Is
Necessary But Not Sufficient
Rachel Landauer et al.
Public Health Needs Stronger Lobbying
Eric Coles and Heather Krasna
Primary Care Beyond COVID-19
Kari Mader et al.
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Moderna Fires Shots In mRNA Wars
Listen to Health Affairs' Leslie Erdelack and Chris Fleming discuss the
Moderna lawsuit against Pfizer and its potential impact on the future of
biopharmaceutical markets.
Listen Here
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