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The 1, 2, and 3 of Policy Engagement: How To Stay Current With Limited Resources
Start READING: The 1, 2, and 3 of Policy Engagement: How To Stay Current With Limited ResourcesEverything we do is dictated by a policy (or the lack thereof). By extension, that means everyone is impacted by policy. But not everyone engages with the policy process: some of us never learned how, some of us do not have the resources to do so, and some of us think it is not our…
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Reflection and Resilience: Leaders Take Note
Start READING: Reflection and Resilience: Leaders Take NoteAs we close out 2021, Atrómitos President Michealle Gady reflects on the concept of resilience, how it intersects with self-reflection, and how Leaders can and should understand and use them both.
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The Log4J Vulnerability: Explained
Start READING: The Log4J Vulnerability: ExplainedIt has been a frenetic week in cybersecurity following identification of the Log4J defect and its global exploitation, Atrómitos Principal, Tina Simpson, takes some time to break down what happened, why it matters, and what you need to know going forward.
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Why Health Coverage is a Key Indicator of Economic Growth and Stability
Start READING: Why Health Coverage is a Key Indicator of Economic Growth and StabilityEfforts to expand access to health insurance often focus on the direct, health-related benefits to individuals. Peg O’Connell explains how health insurance is also about the economic health of our communities.
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HealthTech 2021: Back to Business
Start READING: HealthTech 2021: Back to BusinessWhile attending the GIANT digital technology conference in London, Atrómitos Principal Tina Simpson enjoyed the familiarity of convening once again with colleagues in-person; a “here we are again” feeling. But then the realities of how technology is integrated within and across healthcare organizations became apparent and she realized, “Well, here we are again.”
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Trickle-Down Economics and Underrepresentation: The (Partial) Design of “Underserved” Communities
Start READING: Trickle-Down Economics and Underrepresentation: The (Partial) Design of “Underserved” CommunitiesAs the year comes to a close, many of us focus our end-of-year giving on supporting those in need. This week, we consider the reality that “those in need” are such by our design and explore how economic and voting rights policies created the construct of “underserved” communities.
