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Craig Mosbaek awarded

2010 Public Health Fellowship in Government

by the American Public Health Association

8 ARTICLES TO UNDERSTANDING HEALTHCARE

Sockeye Magazine (formerly Oregon's Future) has been investigating healthcare reform for years - here are just some of our outstanding articles that can help you better understand the current debate. GOOD LUCK!

Universal Problems and Universal Healthcare: 6 Countries - 6 Systems Albert DiPiero, MD, MPH
The Hidden Costs of the Uninsured Robert A. Lowe, MD, MPH, Matthew Carlson, PhD, Bill Wright PhD, Judith Zerzan, MD, MPH
How the Healthcare Market Differs from Other Markets Rajiv Sharma and Renu Gehring
Reforming Healthcare from the Inside David Sanders, MD
Polls, Miracles, and Healthcare Reform: What Patients Say They Want and What They Really Mean Albert DiPiero, MD, MPH
Thinking Ecologically about Healthcare Tina Castanares, MD
Public Health: What Really Protects our Health Melvin Kohn, MD. MPH, State Epidemiologist, Oregon
A Patient-centered System: The Whatcom County (WA) Experience Mary Minniti

Sockeye Board Member Craig Mosbaek, chosen through a national competition, will bring his public health experience and political interests to Congress in 2010.

Read Craig's article on Upstream Public Health to understand his perspective on policy.

Fellows spend one year working in Washington, D.C. on legislative, regulatory and policy issues that benefit from the input of a public health professional. The fellow will have the option of serving on the staff of a member of Congress or a congressional committee. By the end of the year the fellow will be able to present their work on a discrete legislative project in which they participated.

This fellowship is sponsored by an unrestricted grant from Pfizer External Medical Affairs.

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