
As 2021 ends, the COVID-19 virus is still infecting thousands of people in the country each day. Although the summer… READ MORE
Over the last few weeks, several COVID-19 vaccine-related policy proposals affecting various employee types and employer configurations were released at… READ MORE
Nearly every panel at this year’s annual National Academy of State Health Policy (NASHP) conference—which took place from September 20-22—inevitably… READ MORE
The summer months have seen a downturn in the spread of COVID-19 throughout the United States, with 56.1% of the… READ MORE
Background The last year saw a significant increase in the use of alternative health care delivery methods (especially telemedicine, or… READ MORE
This month’s edition features two articles that examine the Exchange-related guidance and future policy priorities recently announced by the Centers… READ MORE
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This month’s edition of Health Policy News features a recent PCG white paper on Syndromic Surveillance—a tool that has been… READ MORE
The past month brought the fifth renewal[1] of the U.S. COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE), as well as the start… READ MORE
This month, we provide updates on topics covered in recent editions, including an update on the latest health policy developments… READ MORE
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