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Executive orders and the proposed FY 2026 budget have initiated significant legislative and administrative restructuring in the US Federal Government in 2025, with some requested changes awaiting Congressional approval, that will alter the funding, scope, and structure of public health services. These changes primarily fall into three categories: restructuring and funding reductions for the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), cuts and eligibility changes to the social safety net and health insurance, and administrative, policy, and regulatory shifts in global health policy and health-related and supporting federal departments and agencies.
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Last month, I attended the Alliance for Health Policy 2023 Signature Series Summit, where experts and professionals converged to explore the transformative concept of a patient-first health system.
The 2018 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting is in a few days, and we cannot wait! It’s not just the location (the beautiful San Diego) that’s got us stoked, but it’s also the sessions. We've compiled a listing of the the health communication, social and digital media, health informatics information technology, and social marketing sessions that are planned for the conference.
We’re recapping two 2018 health conferences: the State of Black Health (SBH), hosted by NAATPN and partners, and the National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing and Media (NCHCMM), hosted by CDC and partners.
There were great nuggets of knowledge being dropped at both. We were so inspired, that we wanted to share a post summarizing key takeaways for health communication professionals. |
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