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About The CT Health Policy Project
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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- Webinar: National Health Reform and What it Means ...
- New Webinar: Congressman Joe Courtney on national ...
- Collaboration works – housing conference
- Why is getting healthy so hard? Find out April 21st
- Federal health reform – what it means to the real ...
- CT Medicaid wins in health reform reconciliation bill
- CT nursing school graduate survey results
- Rising uninsured in CT falls hardest on middle inc...
- PCCM Subcommittee update
- Medicaid Managed Care Council meeting update
- Thousands line up for free dental care
- Council of State Governments/Eastern Region state/...
- From the helpline
- New plan for Dempsey hospital
- Report finds CT long term care skewed toward nursi...
- Nancy Pelosi visits New Haven to talk about health...
- Buying insurance can be confusing
- PCCM bill public hearing
- Governor proposes more cuts to health care
- Hearing on hospital error reporting proposal
- A fresh perspective
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