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Election 2012: Healthcare Matters

Posted on: October 12, 2012

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ADVANCE 2012 Election Survey Results Revealed

Economy, employment, healthcare rank among voters' top concerns

Graphic: How Healthcare Professionals' Views Are Shaping the Election

Take a closer look at what respondents selected as the most important election issue

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Obama and Romney: Where They Stand

A roundup of election issues

ACOs: Are Hospitals Going Forward?

Providers are making significant infrastructure improvements

How Hospitals are Handling Medicaid Uncertainty

Many concerned about the rising costs of healthcare for the uninsured

Understanding Health Insurance Exchanges

What are they and how will they work?

The ACA's Impact on Healthcare Jobs

Accountable Care Act aims to expand opportunities

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10 Top Election Issues Compared Side-by-Side

Check out Obama and Romney's views on the economy, healthcare, women's rights, education, equal rights, taxes, national security, gun rights, immigration, and energy
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How Are Your Fellow Healthcare Workers Voting?

Some say Obama is a keeper while others say Romney is the path to change
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Why Should Healthcare Professionals Especially Pay Attention to the 2012 Election?

Speaker: Ned Helms, founding director of the University of New Hampshire's Institute for Health Policy and Practices
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Could Healthcare Reform Be Repealed?

Speaker: Attorney Mark Alderman, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies

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