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Barshay Wilson was first reported missing December 9 and was last seen at a friend's house. His body was found three days later in Arlington.

5 Things Maryland: Pre-filed bills, Pandemic legislative innovations, Health care agenda outline DJ Wilson | Dec 29, 2020 Share this: Welcome to our inaugural edition of 5 Things We’re Watching in Maryland health care. This market and policy intelligence newsletter covers Maryland health care and health policy, and highlights some of our independent reporting on state and federal issues. We are funded through readers, and our conference goers at our annual event. Our stuff is policy agnostic, and non-partisan as a result. Our content is also slower, less “breaking” and breath...

5 Things Washington: Total cost of care, Federal health policy, Pandemic innovations DJ Wilson | Dec 21, 2020 Share this: Our 2021 Washington State of Reform Health Policy Conference is shaping up to be as good as ever, with sessions, keynotes, and networking opportunities for attendees that will be unique for our COVID age. We announce some unique networking opportunities for attendees next week. Registration rates go up later this week. So if you already know you want to be with us on January 6th and 7th, you can save yourself a few bucks and get signed up. This edition of 5 Thi...

5 Things Virginia: Northam budget, 2021 session, COVID projections DJ Wilson | Dec 18, 2020 Share this: In health care and health policy, we have five things lined up for you that we think are worth watching. Not everything is as hopeful as my holiday cheer, but we think these are five things that Virginia’s senior health care executives and health policy leaders should track as 2020 moves into 2021. As always, thanks for reading our stuff and for allowing us to play this role for you.   1. Vaccines and COVID in 2021 As the first 72,150 doses of the vaccine roll into Virginia t...

1. Rep. Marie Poulson reflects on 12 years of health reform A member of the state’s Health Care Reform Task Force since its inception 12 years ago, Rep. Marie Poulson (Cottonwood Heights) has had a front row seat to the evolution of Utah health care since. As she nears retirement in 2021, Poulson spoke with reporter Eli Kirshbaum about the long fight for Medicaid expansion, her criticisms of the Herbert administration and expectations for the Cox administration, and her concerns as Utah begins distributing COVID vaccines. “I know during my twelve years serving as a legislator, wit...