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Wednesday, January 11, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
From Health Affairs

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The centerpiece of next week's Journal Club is the new article,
"Medicaid Expansion Led To Reductions In Postpartum Hospitalizations
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Top Journal Articles Of 2022

Today, we are sharing the Top 10 Most-Read journal articles of 2022.
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Revisit some of the leading articles from last year to learn more about
the topics that dominated health policy literature.

* Systemic And Structural Racism: Definitions, Examples, Health Damages,
And Approaches To Dismantling
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by Paula Braveman et al.

* A New Way To Support Frequent Emergency Department Visitors
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by David Tuller

* School Reopening And COVID-19 In The Community: Evidence From A
Natural Experiment In Ontario, Canada
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by Tiffany Fitzpatrick et al.

* Personalized Telephone Outreach Increased Health Insurance Take-Up For
Hard-To-Reach Populations, But Challenges Remain
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by Rebecca Myerson et al.

* Perinatal Health Risks And Outcomes Among US Women With Self-Reported
Disability, 2011-19
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by Willi Horner-Johnson et al.

* Have Almost Fifty Years Of Disability Civil Rights Laws Achieved
Equitable Care?
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by Lisa Iezzoni et al.

* Communication Access In Mental Health And Substance Use Treatment
Facilities For Deaf American Sign Language Users
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James et al.

* The Effectiveness Of Government Masking Mandates On COVID-19
County-Level Case Incidence Across The United States, 2020
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by Jing Huang et al.

* Negative Patient Descriptors: Documenting Racial Bias In The
Electronic Health Record
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by Michael Sun et al.

* Structural Racism In Historical And Modern US Health Care Policy
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by Ruqaiijah Yearby et al.

University of Miami Herbert Business School Health Care Conference

The University of Miami Herbert Business School
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Business of Health Care Conference
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on February 24. Industry leaders will tackle cost, staffing, access,
consolidation, technology, and other pressing challenges. Participate
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A Disproportionate Share: Meditations On Safety Net Hospitals & How We
Pay For Them

This week, Health Affairs Pathways, the podcast fellowship program from
Health Affairs, returns with a new series.

This season, NYC Health + Hospitals's Michael Shen, a primary care
doctor, explores safety net hospitals and how we pay for them. In this
first episode, Shen looks at the closure of Hahnemann University
Hospital to share what safety net hospitals are and their role in caring
for America's vulnerable populations.

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From Health Affairs: Top Ten Articles Of 2022
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Podcast: A Disproportionate Share: Meditations on Safety Net Hospitals &
How We Pay For Them
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Michael Shen

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