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1 Sep, 5 tweets, 3 min read

Today of our three-day #BackToSchool Essentials series, we are featuring a variety of Health Affairs content covering topics important for future health policy experts.

Be sure to subscribe to our Health Affairs Today newsletter to stay in-the-know: bit.ly/2USTIJ6

@theNAMedicine

📚 In a February 2021 article, published as part of the @theNAMedicine’s Vital Directions for Health & Health Care project, William Shrank + coauthors discuss health costs & financing priorities to advance health care access, affordability, & equity. bit.ly/3jwOQD2

@RheaBoydMD

📰@RheaBoydMD + coauthors published a blog in July 2020, titled “On Racism: A New Standard For Publishing On Racial Health Inequities” outlining how scholars & journals routinely fail to interrogate racism as a critical driver of racial health inequities. bit.ly/3jwgos3

🎧 Value-Based Care: On A Health Podyssey podcast in January 2021, Sherry Glied discussed national health care spending in 2019 and whether value-based care will be transformational. bit.ly/38pv31Y

📑 Housing & Health: A bundle of Health Policy Briefs published in June 2018 focused on the connection between housing and health. In one, Lauren Taylor outlines the literature and provides high-level direction for future research and policy agendas. bit.ly/3gLVVO0

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