Here you’ll find the latest listing of CHPRE events, including: Upcoming speeches & public presentations scheduled for Len Nichols and Special CHPRE-sponsored activities.
Each Fall season brings excitement and new energy. CHPRE hosted another successful Washington Health Policy Institute this June and now heads into its 20th year. We’ve also added new talent in recent months, including Caryn Sever, our Office Manager. You’ve probably noticed that the CHPRE website has a fresh look, and we’ve introduced lots of [...]
When Len was recently interviewed by the Free Lance-Star, Len stressed the importance of changing the way health care is delivered and paid. If this is not changed, “half of the families in America will be spending about a third of their income on health care”. Even if the bill is repealed, the reform legislation may [...]
Joseph Pancrazio [Director of the Bioengineering Program in the Volgenau School of Information Technology & Engineering and Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering] and Dr. Len Nichols [Professor of Health Policy and Director of the Center for Health Policy Research & Ethics (CHPRE) at George Mason University] discuss how technology will change the way health care is delivered. [...]
Long-Term Care Insurance Partnership Expansion Project ~ The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has funded CHPRE to develop and promote to states a new long-term care insurance program. Insure More Virginians ~ Virginia State Planning Grant funds allowed the Commonwealth to gather important information about its uninsured population; solicit stakeholder input about the feasibility of various models and [...]
April 23, 2009 Climate Change, Health, and Ethics CHPRE Earth Week Event Presentation by Thomas E. Lovejoy Slides from the Event Event Flyer Thomas E. Lovejoy: April 9, 2009 Lessons from State Health Reform and the Role of States under National Health Reform presented by W. David Helms, PhD President and CEO, AcademyHealth Slides from the [...]
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