From patient rights to resources for understanding and using health insurance for mental health care, this guide explains what you need to know.
Patient Safety and Ethics
Asking the question of who is counting deaths in your area can help audiences understand whether COVID-19 deaths may be overcounted or undercounted.
The program sheltered thousands during the pandemic, but money — and time — is running out. Only 5% of clients have found a permanent home.
Hard-won lessons from an investigation into ICE's failure to provide adequate medical care to detainees on its privately chartered jets.
Renters are left out in the cold when their new landlord raises the rent by hundreds of dollars or requires all renters move out before they take over the building.
Dr. Clayton Chau, director of the Orange County Health Care Agency, joined a group of Asian American medical providers, officials, advocates and journalists to speak about mental health.
“There are many Oregonians who believe strongly enough in medical freedom that the vaccine issue makes them single-issue voters.”
There is a wealth of information on medical devices. Here’s a quick tutorial to help get you started on some investigative stories.
Olympia’s response to homelessness defied conventions. Did it work? A year later, we look at the city’s results and whether they point to a way forward.
Why the traditional journalistic process does not always work well for those repeatedly betrayed by people they thought had their best interests in mind.