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From Research to Collective Action: Dr. Camille Busette on Healthcare Advocacy
From Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators · Hosted by Jeff Utecht & Tricia Friedman
Episode summary
In this episode of Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators: What happens when the cost of healthcare forces someone to delay a doctor's visit, skip a prescription, or take on debt? Tricia Friedman welcomes Dr. Camille Busette, executive vice president of Programs at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, to discuss One Nation, Overcharged.
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What happens when the cost of healthcare forces someone to delay a doctor's visit, skip a prescription, or take on debt? Tricia Friedman welcomes Dr. Camille Busette, executive vice president of Programs at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, to discuss One Nation, Overcharged. The nationwide campaign brings people together to call for more affordable healthcare. The challenge is widespread, but it is not shared equally. In this conversation, Tricia and Dr. Busette examine what the data reveals about healthcare costs, whose experiences are too often overlooked, and how sharing those experiences can help communities push for change. Learn more about the campaign: https://onenationovercharged.org/