Health Affairs Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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In his book review for Health Affairs Reads, @MScottGerber of @Health_Affairs unpacks lessons from “The Emergency: A Year of Healing and Heartbreak in a Chicago ER” by emergency physician @tfishermd. #HAReads https://t.co/qGleXRhc88

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JUST IN: In their new Health Policy Brief, @AU_SPA's @AparnaSoni7 & @Erdal_Tekin_ review research about mass shootings in the US and their effect on population health and discuss policy interventions that may reduce the harms inflicted by mass shootings. https://t.co/j0829anEs3 https://t.co/Jq7WY8gC6A

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NEW: In an ahead-of-print perspective paper, Scott Hemphill of @nyuniversity + Bhaven Sampat of @Columbia argued the modern system for competition between brand-name & generic drugs, established by the Hatch-Waxman Act in 1984, needs updating. Read more: https://t.co/nCGWmAAnFQ https://t.co/MdbSRhK2Nm

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In his new review for Health Affairs Reads, @RickMathis68 of @BCBST looks at “Bioethics Reenvisioned” by Nancy King, Gail Henderson + Larry Churchill, applauding the authors' broader view of bioethics, which includes attention to justice and health equity. https://t.co/L7SHXM0oPa

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In his new Forefront article, @Kenjterry author of "Physician-Led Healthcare Reform" discusses how at the core of our health care dilemma is our national culture of individualism, independence, and consumerism. https://t.co/wSJxyZjaww

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In her new book review for Health Affairs Reads, @swoolhandler of @Hunter_College recommends “The ICU Guide for Families” by @GoiteinLara for navigating the stress and trauma of an ICU stay. https://t.co/50Xc7CARpA

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In their new Forefront article, Richard Hughes IV, @markelutes + William Walters from @ebglaw discuss how CMS should be transparent about how it derives its view of a fair price and patient experience particulars that drove its conclusions. https://t.co/oC5Q3qY6Iq

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In the August 2022 issue, #NarrativeMatters author Joanna Bayes of Melbourne Health describes her experience with post–intensive care syndrome. Read the essay here: https://t.co/f96ezMaPV1 Listen to Bayes read their essay on a Narrative Matters podcast: https://t.co/WSrQSjjovB https://t.co/gXYSt2R485

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LISTEN: In our new #podcast episode of This Week, @Health_Affairs' Kathleen Haddad interviews Tom Insel, author of Healing: Our Path From Mental Illness to Mental Health, on the latest federal efforts to reform mental + behavioral health care in the US. https://t.co/zUgbcKCnp7 https://t.co/2MvF7InTIO

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In the 1st review in Forefront's new series Health Affairs Reads, Henry Claypool & Mary Lou Breslin discuss Making Their Days Happen, in which author Lisa Iezzoni examines the role that personal assistance services plays for people w/ disability. #HAReads https://t.co/lWZbOKFfbB