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Healthcare Policy

Congress Ignores Doctor Shortage

February 6, 2021 by Richard Walker

Source: HealthCare News, 2/3/2021 – As Medical Students Continue Their Studies, Congress Ignores the Looming Shortage of Physicians.

Tags: Bonner R. Cohen, Covid-19 pandemic, David Balat, Doctor Shortage, Healthcare News, Healthcare Policy, medical students, Ph.D., State licensing boards

Viewpoint from Beth Haynes, MD – BRI Medical Director

February 14, 2019 by Robbie Ellis

Beth Haynes, MD, BRI Medical Director

Recently I sat down to write a short comment on the recent HHS plan to tackle one aspect of rising pharmaceutical prices. In trying to comprehend this one small piece […]

Tags: Drug Pricing, Healthcare Policy, HHS, Legal Requirements, Medicare, Pharmaceutical Pricing, Regulatory Requirements

Medicaid: Challenges and Solutions—Katherine Restrepo

June 13, 2018 by Charlotte Monte

Restrepo, Katherine Medicaid Challenges and Solutions

Understanding Medicaid is the first step in designing solutions to Medicaid challenges.

Tags: Conferences, Healthcare Policy

Breaking Down Barriers in Healthcare in Nigeria—Aishat Olanlege, MD

June 13, 2018 by Charlotte Monte

Olanlege, Aishat, MD Nigerian healthcare

To make positive healthcare changes, one has to recognize the problems.

Tags: Conferences, Healthcare Policy

The Investment in Health: Doctors also need to be involved in healthcare policy discussions

April 9, 2018 by Sarah Olofsson

BRI on Direct Primary Care

At this healthcare policy conference, the seemingly marginal number of healthcare providers amongst the lawyers, economists and other policy makers surprised me.

Tags: Conferences, Healthcare Policy

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