New York Times Features AcademyHealth CEO Aaron Carroll on the Impact of Proposed Medicaid Cuts
In a guest essay for the New York Times, Aaron Carroll describes how proposed cuts to Medicaid would be catastrophic to Americans’ access to care.
Christina Tudor is the Digital Communications Manager at AcademyHealth, where she manages the organization’s social media strategy, website presence, and the AcademyHealth blog. In this role, she works with members, staff, and subject matter experts to brainstorm, draft, and edit blog posts on key issues facing the field. Christina develops and oversees social media efforts for AcademyHealth's flagship events and conferences, including the Annual Research Meeting. She also provides guidance to staff, organizational members, and program teams.
Before joining AcademyHealth in May 2020, Christina worked for various nonprofits in Washington, D.C. and upstate New York, gaining years of experience in digital communications, blogging, and writing and editing. Christina holds a B.A. in Writing and Politics and a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies from Ithaca College and was a 2022 PEN America Emerging Voices Fellow in Fiction.
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Experts at the 2022 ARM Addressed Burnout, Workforce Wellbeing, and the Importance of Community
At the Annual Research Meeting experts highlighted key concerns and opportunities for the field of HSR, including addressing workforce, burnout conducting timely research, and removing institute barriers to advance equity.
Experts Consider Implications of Data Collection and Use to Advance Health Equity
Several breakout and plenary sessions at the 2022 Health Datapalooza and National Health Policy Conference considered the role of data, technology, and policy in advancing equity and addressing disparities in health care and innovation.
Health Affairs Blog Post Highlights Diverse Perspectives as Key for Sustained Innovation
Ahead of Health Datapalooza and National Health Policy Conference, AcademyHealth CEO Dr. Lisa Simpson and meeting co-chair Karen DeSalvo consider three dimensions for sustainable innovation for the health sector as we learn from and enter a new phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.