Updates From Our Fellows Fall 2019 Health And Aging Policy Fellows Whether it’s through career progression and promotions, awards, and publications, our fellows continue to influence policies for older americans at the federal, state, and community level. click here to see their most recent accomplishments!. Four of our fellows – gary epstein lubow (2016 2017), gretchen alkema (2008 2009), arlene bierman (2012 2013), and matthew goldman (2018 2019) – participated in the advisory council on alzheimer’s research, care, and services on april 29, 2019. read about their various roles here.
Updates From Our Fellows Fall 2020 Health And Aging Policy Fellows Click here to read updates from our fellows in the context of the covid 19 pandemic. on behalf of the national program office, we would like to thank our fellows and all frontline workers for their service to our communities and nation. The health and aging policy fellows program (hapf) has announced the new class of 2019 2020 fellows. hapf is co funded by the john a. hartford foundation, west health, the atlantic philanthropies, the us veterans health administration, and the centers for medicaid and medicare. The health and aging policy fellows program provides professionals in health and aging with the experience and skills necessary to translate cutting edge science and practical clinical experience into sound health policies that will positively impact healthcare for older americans. The health and aging policy fellows program has recently received funding from the john a. hartford foundation for another four years of program support. we invite interested individuals to apply for the 2019 2020 class to continue this legacy of excellence!.
Updates From Our Fellows Spring 2020 Health And Aging Policy The health and aging policy fellows program provides professionals in health and aging with the experience and skills necessary to translate cutting edge science and practical clinical experience into sound health policies that will positively impact healthcare for older americans. The health and aging policy fellows program has recently received funding from the john a. hartford foundation for another four years of program support. we invite interested individuals to apply for the 2019 2020 class to continue this legacy of excellence!. The health and aging policy fellows program: creating a lasting legacy. the program counts 153 fellows and alumni to date who, individually and collectively, shape policies that address the complex health needs of older americans. The program is creating a growing cadre of leaders to improve the health of older adults by influencing policy at the state and national levels that is joined through an alumni network of more than 150 fellows. The health and aging policy fellows program has a broad interdisciplinary focus and aims to create a cadre of leaders who will serve as change agents in health and aging policy to ultimately improve the health care of older adults. Fellows are chosen through a national selection process based on (a) commitment to health and aging issues and improving the health and well being of older americans; (b) potential for leadership in health policy; (c) professional qualifications and achievements; (d) potential impact of the fellowship experience on the applicant's career; and.