What’s hot on the AHCJ Web site
Ever wonder how other people are using the AHCJ Web site?
Here are the most visited resources on HealthJournalism.org this year (through Nov. 30):
- Election 2008
- AHCJ Resources
- Tip sheets
- AHCJ Publications
- Talking Health
- Reports and Studies
- W.Va. paper chronicles state’s oral health problem
- Web sites
- Health Journalism 2008: Stories, tip sheets, webcasts from the conference
- List of health blogs and twitterers
- Right to know (formerly First Amendment)
- “Covering Hospitals” online module
- Slim guides
- Barack Obama - Health care
- Resources for covering Obama’s health care proposal
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- Tips for print, online journalists to embrace broadcast opportunities
- Numbers reveal how often, or how rarely, states check doctors’ disciplinary records
- How I did it: Falsified charts in nursing homes linked to patient care
- Access Denied: Looking at a lack of health care availability
- Transparency & medical errors: Public reporting of patient harm is a potent force
