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Anna Gorman

Los Angeles
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LA County Dept. of Health Services. COO, Community Programs. Kaiser Health News/Kaiser Family Foundation alum. UCLA MPH grad.
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Expanding opportunity for Arkansas women is an investment in our future

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By Anna Gorman
| The Jonesboro Sun Verified
At the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas (WFA), we believe that investing in women and girls isn’t just the right thing to do – it’s essential to Arkansas’s economic success. The programs we support help build a stronger workforce, fuel entrepreneurship and drive business growth in all 75 counties. That’s why we are deeply concerned about Senate Bill 3 (SB3), which recently passed the Arkansas Senate and is now under consideration in the House.
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Anna Beth Gorman: SB 3 reduces opportunities for women

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By Anna Gorman
| Talk Business & Politics Verified
One of the best parts of my job as the CEO of the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas is that I get to be around a lot of amazing women and girls. Women who are leaders in the fields of public service, philanthropy and business. Women who are building their own businesses and succeeding against all odds. Women and girls who love science and engineering and are pursuing opportunities that match their passions.
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Comparing imputation approaches for immigration status in ED visits: Implications for using electronic medical records

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By Sarah Axeen, Anna Gorman, Todd Schneberk, Annie Ro
| Wiley Online Library Verified
What is known on this topic Electronic health records (EHRs) are a promising source of information on undocumented immigrants' medical needs and care utilization, but there is no verified way to identify immigration status. Researchers use proxy measures to define the likely undocumented population but different approximation approaches introduce unique biases.
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