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For over a decade, the CT Health Policy Project has provided Connecticut consumers and policymakers with the clear, balanced information they need to make the best health care decisions.
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Ellen Andrews, PhD, has been Executive Director of the CT Health Policy Project since its inception in 1999. Her experience includes positions in consumer advocacy, policy analysis, direct health care services, legislative staff, and academic research.
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