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NRHA shows doctor-to-be real scope of rural practice

by Lindsey CoreyFebruary 7, 2012

The job at NRHA was a stepping stone for Dustin Summers. And we’re OK with that. He worked in NRHA’s Washington, D.C., office for two years, during which he met hundreds of rural health’s finest and decided he could better serve rural America as a rural doc. In Rural Roads magazine, Dustin describes his memorable-but-not-necessarily-in-a-good-way [...]

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Bipartisan bill introduced to preserve rural health access

by Lindsey CoreyFebruary 1, 2012

Today, Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., and Rep. Mike Thompson, D-Calif., co-chairs of the Congressional Rural Health Coalition, introduced H.R. 3859, the Rural Hospital and Provider Equity (R-HOPE) Act of 2012. This bipartisan bill would help rural communities across America protect and expand access to quality health care. “The quality of health care you receive [...]

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Talk of the town at Policy Institute

by Lindsey CoreyJanuary 31, 2012

As 450 of America’s most passionate advocates are fighting for rural health on Capitol Hill, we thought we’d take a moment to recap some of the memorable (and often unscripted) quotes from the National Rural Health Association’s 23rd annual Rural Health Policy Institute so far: “When you’ve worked on rural health as long as all [...]

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Wakefield: Proud to partner with NRHA

by Lindsey CoreyJanuary 30, 2012

Current and potential funding support caught the attention of the more than 450 National Rural Health Association members attending the Rural Health Policy Institute this week in D.C. Earlier today, Mary Wakefield, PhD, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) administrator and former National Rural Health Association member, outlined workforce, education, health information technology, telehealth and [...]

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Sebelius says there’s light at the end of the tunnel for rural Americans

by Lindsey CoreyJanuary 30, 2012

Geography shouldn’t be a determinant of health care quality, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said as she kicked off the National Rural Health Association’s Rural Health Policy Institute this morning. She told a record crowd of rural health professionals from all 50 states that there’s hope in rural health. “When you’ve worked [...]

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White House outlines progress, plans

by Lindsey CoreyJanuary 18, 2012

It’s been six months since the White House announced its new Rural Council. We know health care impacts everything from a community’s life expectancy to its economy, but we didn’t know how the new council planned to impact rural health across America. So the National Rural Health Association’s  Rural Roads magazine asked Doug McKalip, White [...]

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NRHA welcomes 2012 fellows

by Lindsey CoreyJanuary 10, 2012

Jarod Giger is already making the news as one of the National Rural Health Association’s newest Rural Health Fellows. “Issues that individuals in rural states and communities have are very unique, and I oftentimes don’t think those voices are heard, so I hope to give a voice … to make sure those needs are being [...]

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Today at NRHA: Former Census Bureau chief outlines how changing demographics impact health care

by Lindsey CoreyDecember 7, 2011

Former U.S. Census Bureau Director Steve Murdock, PhD, kicked off the National Rural Health Association’s 17th Annual Rural Multiracial and Multicultural Health Conference in Daytona Beach this morning. He discussed the socioeconomic implications of the country’s changing demographics, and said “we have markedly increased inequality in America.” “Education is, of course, the answer,” Murdock told [...]

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This World AIDS Day, NRHA looks back at 30 years of HIV/AIDS and ahead at how 4 rural programs are reducing stigma

by Lindsey CoreyDecember 1, 2011

NRHA’s Rural Roads magazine asked rural providers, educators and researchers how treatment, prevention and perception of the disease have changed over three decades. “Men and women are now infected, and it’s become more of a disease of color, affecting more blacks and Latinos,” says NRHA member Pamela Payne-Foster, MD. “And cities over 500,000 get most [...]

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HHS extends meaningful use of health IT incentive deadline

by Lindsey CoreyNovember 30, 2011

Today, the Department of Health and Human Services announced it will extend, by one year, the deadline for meeting stage 2 meaningful use requirements to providers who qualify as stage 1 meaningful users in 2011. Under current rules for the Medicare portion of the electronic health-record system meaningful use incentive program created by the American [...]

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