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What We’re Reading: Aug. 25, 2014
Medical boards engage in telemedicine reform (POLITICO, Aug.
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What We’re Reading: Aug. 10, 2015
NPR Will Doctors Soon Be Prescribing Video Games For Mental Health?
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What We’re Reading: “The State of 21st Century Financial Incentives for Americans with Disabilities”
This report introduces a new vocabulary as a way to define financial incentives, track their major outcome and impact, and apply this methodology to the study of a number of key incentives.
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What We’re Reading: April 27, 2015
This week we’re reading up on the Fair Housing Act in celebration of Fair Housing Month with the Disability.gov Blog, as well as staying current on the White House Conference on Aging (WHCOA) , tech accessibility, and entrepreneurship for workers with disabilities.
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What We’re Reading: Aug. 17, 2015
Associated Press Soldier's journey to heal spotlights 'soul wounds' of war While the idea of warriors feeling remorse over battlefield horrors is not new, moral injury – produces extreme guilt and shame from something done or witnessed that goes against one's values or may even be a crime – has gained more attention following the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as mental health providers point to it as a reason why veterans aren’t improving with PTSD treatments.
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What We’re Reading: April 6, 2015
This week we’re catching up on all-things tech with fresh stories from across the country on the intersection of technology, disability and aging.
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What We’re Reading: April 13, 2015
This week we’re catching up on Cullen v.
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What We’re Reading: Aug. 11, 2014
President Signs Autism CARES Act into Law (AUCD blog, Aug.
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