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Katie Coleman

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As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Wales on Sunday, The Rumpus, BJGP (British Journal of General Practice), Annals of Family Medicine, HR Strategy and Planning Excellence Essentials, Charlotte Five, Baptist Standard, SouthPark Magazine
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Simplifying Value-Based Primary Care by Reducing Administrative Burdens

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By Katie Coleman, Jennifer N. Sayles, Jeff Norris
| thepcc.org
Primary care needs help. Years of research have shown how improved access to high-quality primary care results in better health outcomes for people and communities, yet systemic undervaluation and a diminishing workforce threatens this foundation of our health care system. […] Sign up for PCC’s newsletter to get the latest updates about the PCC, Better Health – NOW and our efforts to build a more effective health care system centered on primary care.
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One Catastrophe Away from Losing Everything: A Conversation with Kim Samek

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By Katie Coleman, Laura June
| The Rumpus
In a contemporary moment that has become increasingly filled with horror and unreality, Kim Samek’s debut short story collection, I Am the Ghost Here, arrives right on time. It reads both like a fever dream of the life to come and a reflection of modern alienation. These surreal, tightly plotted stories depict an absurdist world where technology and social media has blurred the truth in our relationships to each other and climate change has warped our relationship to the planet.
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Imagining is an Act of Love: A Conversation with Lynn Steger Strong

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By Katie Coleman
| The Rumpus
Lynn Steger Strong’s latest novel, The Float Test (Mariner Books, 2025), tells the story of four siblings coming together one Florida summer to grieve the death of their mother. Each sibling is navigating a cocktail of grievances and secrets that separate them from their loved ones when they need them the most, and they all want to know why their mother had a gun in her underwear drawer. The concerns of The Float Test run much deeper, however.
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