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The Jayne Koskinas Ted Giovanis Foundation for Health and Policy fosters public discussion around health care policy to benefit the public good. Through research, white papers and other projects, the Foundation serves as an honest, independent broker of ideas and actions designed to achieve the competing goals of cost reduction, expanding access and improving quality.
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Ted’s Take: A guide to philanthropy from a philanthropist
Let’s face it, philanthropists or large contributors, get asked for money virtually in every conversation.
Ted’s Take: What do Fighting a War, EVs and Heath Care have in common?
Answer – The need for infrastructure. Without it, things fail.
Ted’s Take: The easy way out
Let’s face it, there will always be problems in our lives and our country that need to be addressed. When they arise, we need to look at the situation clearly and honestly.
Ted’s Take: Why insurance companies pay more than Medicare
When you go to buy a car, there’s often a difference between what a car dealership charges – the sticker on the car window – versus what you end up paying. Few people consider this same concept applies to health care.
Ted’s Take: What is your role in health and health equity?
As we talk and plan for improvements in virtually anything, it’s important that we examine what our role in that process is and should be.
Ted’s Take: Medicare for all – HUH?
Around every national election, the phrase Medicare for All comes up. My reaction is simple: HUH? Here’s why?
JKTG-Funded Research Tackles Possible Way to Stop Spread of Breast Cancer
New JKTG Foundation-funded research identifies potential new immune system target to head off the spread of breast cancer cells. The work is from the Johns Hopkins Giovanis Institute and appears in the journal Oncogene.
Ted’s Take: Leaders and Leadership
We need more leaders; Government, businesses, consulting firms, fortune 500 companies, associations, you name it. The problem is there is a dearth of leaders, but few are truly able to take a leadership role.
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