How people use the internet — particularly search — fundamentally upended the ways journalism travels to readers. New ideas, courage and patience are needed.
The debut pilot study from the new Vanderbilt Center for Child Health Policy spotlighted the challenge in finding an opioid use disorder treatment that doesn’t require self-pay in four states, including Tennessee, […] Read More
Spotlighting what you might have missed on BirdDog and why a few headlines from elsewhere matter for Tennessee.
Some of Nashville’s successful (and now former) health care entrepreneurs share mistakes they made in the early days of building their company.
Tennessee lost its reputation as a pragmatic battleground state years ago (in fact, newcomers may not know its history) but this election could put it back into play.
Family and Children’s Service is expecting an estimated $1.1 million cut in federal funding to operate its statewide health insurance enrollment network, according to a program director.
Some health insurance shoppers in Tennessee will see pre-subsidy premiums fall even as insurers plan for fewer healthy people to enroll.
Spotlighting what you might have missed on BirdDog and why a few headlines from elsewhere matter for Tennessee.
Health:Further’s David Shifrin invited me on ‘The Future of Health’ podcast to talk about the BirdDog experiment and Nashville’s health care industry from an observer’s perspective.
Spotlighting what you might have missed on BirdDog and why a few headlines from elsewhere matter for Tennessee.