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Andy Bonner’s Journalist Portfolio

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A compilation of some of my recent TV work. Copyright remains with ITV.

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Canada’s primary care investment is missing a North Star

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By Ivy Oandasan, Sara Pastoor, Andy Bonner Verified
| KevinMD.com
Something remarkable is happening in Canadian health policy right now. After decades of incremental change, provinces and territories are making serious, sustained investments in primary care. These bilateral health agreements represent a genuine federal-provincial commitment, billions of dollars directed toward the kind of team-based, patient-centered care that Canadians have been asking for. The people designing these investments care deeply. The intent is right.
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What clinical research nurses do that no one sees

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By Regina Portnoy, Sara Pastoor, Andy Bonner Verified
| KevinMD.com
A clinical trial may be remembered for a breakthrough treatment, a new therapy, or a headline-making discovery. But its true story begins with people. Behind every promising result is a patient placing their trust in the unknown, and a clinical research nurse or study coordinator standing beside them every step of the way. When people think about clinical trials, they often think about physicians, sponsors, study results, and scientific discoveries.
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Private equity in direct primary care is winning

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By Dana Y. Lujan, Sara Pastoor, Andy Bonner Verified
| KevinMD.com
The independent medicine community celebrated when the numbers dropped. Eighty-three percent growth in practice sites. Seventy-eight percent more clinicians. Conference decks updated overnight. Nobody asked who owns them now. The Health Affairs data is real. The growth is real. What the numbers do not show is ownership. And ownership is where the story changes.
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