Posts Tagged ‘health reform’

 

Don’t Rush Healthcare Reform

A post-election New York Times editorial put it best, “Voters in Tuesday’s elections sent President Obama a loud message: They don’t like how he’s doing his job (and) they’re even angrier at Congressional Democrats.” (more…)

Health Reform Myths and Facts: Part Three

In the final part of the Health Reform Myths and Facts series, we explore the role of government relations professionals and what they are responsible for being a part of.  They need to be more active outside of the government world than you may think. (more…)

Health Reform Myths and Facts: Part Two

In part one of the series we corrected the myth that PPACA strengthened the government’s position as an important audience. The fact is, PPACA made the government THE most important audience. Part two discusses the myth that health reform is over. (more…)

Health Reform Myths and Facts: Part One

I spend most of my days trying to help healthcare communications and government relations specialists work together. You could say that my professional life is like a sixth grade dance hall—boys on one side and girls on the other. Each side is more or less aware of the other but is at various stages of engagement.  (more…)