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September 10, 2022 marks the 65th anniversary of the tragic bombing of the
Hattie Cotton School, which occurred following the first day of integration at
six elementary schools in Nashville in 1957. My Aunt Bonnie, Principal Margaret
Cate, was the steady, calming hand in the midst of the chaos.
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Bad foods, bad diet, and overall bad nutrition are making Americans sick. Next
week’s White House conference presents a wonderful opportunity to inform policy
level change that will directly benefit the health and wellbeing of every
American.
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The work being done by TNC in communities all over the world protects and
restores vital ecosystems and natural resources. This framework can – and should
— be one of our best assets in tackling our climate action plan.
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Founded and incubated by Frist Cressey Ventures, Monogram Health is on the forefront of transforming the long stagnant kidney care industry, where more than one in seven adults in the U.S. — nearly 37 million people — are living with chronic kidney disease.
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Healthcare systems undertake a fundamental and challenging mission: keeping us healthy. But true health and wellbeing extends beyond hospital walls and examination rooms. Our bodies and minds, after all, can only be as healthy as the environments that nourish them.
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On February 3rd, the Health Affairs Council on Health Care Spending and Value released its report, “A Road Map for Action.” Here, we our Council recommendations on administrative spending and waste.
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Why does the US spend more per capita on health care than any other nation? Well, according to renowned health care economist Dr. Uwe Reinhardt, “It’s the prices, stupid.”
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This is the third in a four-part series on the Health Affairs Council on Health Care Spending and Value’s newly released report, “A Road Map for Action,” where we examine the spending impacts of state-set spending growth targets.
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Health care has undergone a cultural shift toward not only prioritizing better value and more comprehensive care but also in how these services are paid for. The days of strictly fee-for-service payment models are dwindling. And value-based payment models have stepped into the fold.
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Private foundations in America play a unique and vital role in advancing social progress. That is well known. What is less recognized is the impact such Foundations have on individuals who work within them. This story is a personal one.
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Our nation is facing a persistent and increasingly urgent challenge: many students are not adequately prepared to meet current and future workforce needs.
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The Nature Conservancy has teamed up with local conservation partners across the Balkans to safeguard some of Europe’s last free-flowing rivers.
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Falls and their resulting injuries are largely considered a normal part of aging – but they don’t have to be. There are many steps we can take to decrease our risk.
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We set out to engage the best problem solvers from outside healthcare with some of the smartest operators and innovators within. Here are their five guiding lessons.
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At the end of every dinner discussion go around the table and have each person cite one remarkable trend that celebrates the amazing progress we are making in our world.
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To build wildfire resilience, we need to return beneficial fire to our landscapes through controlled burns and invest in a specialized workforce.
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President Bush and I saw eye to eye on the global role the U.S. should play as a compassionate leader that could do good in the world, using our unparalleled resources...
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One Health as a framework looks to better understand and educate us on the intricate and overlapping web that links the health of people, animals, and our surroundings.
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In my years of practice I never wrote a prescription for food. That is about to change. Why? Because food, we now know, can be a powerful medicine.
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This is the first of a three-part series on rural health and the unique challenges that have historically been difficult to overcome.
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To know what works and what doesn’t in education, we must transparently measure and assess and report. The latest data shows Tennessee demonstrating real progress.
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