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Priority-setting for hospital funding of high-cost innovative drugs and therapeutics: A qualitative institutional case study

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By Yasmeen Razvi, Temerty Faculty, Simonne Horwitz, Céline Cressman
| PLOS ONE
Citation: Razvi Y, Horwitz SL, Cressman C, Wang DE, Shaul RZ, Denburg A (2024) Priority-setting for hospital funding of high-cost innovative drugs and therapeutics: A qualitative institutional case study. PLoS ONE 19(3): e0300519. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0300519 Editor: Augustina Koduah, University of Ghana School of Pharmacy, GHANA Received: September 11, 2023; Accepted: February 28, 2024; Published: March 18, 2024 Copyright: © 2024 Razvi et al.
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Should university instructors disclose mental health conditions? It’s complicated — University Affairs

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By Jenn Bergen, Jan M Gelech, Shannon Forrester, Simonne Horwitz
| University Affairs Verified
In my opinion The choice about whether or not to disclose a mental health condition to colleagues or managers, or to share a personal mental illness story with students, includes a number of complex factors.
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Should university instructors disclose mental health conditions? It's complicated Original

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By Jenn Bergen, Shannon Forrester, Jan M Gelech, Simonne Horwitz, Vicki Squires
| The Conversation Verified
The onset of what some psychologists suggest is a mental health “parallel pandemic” during COVID-19 has created new questions about how post-secondary instructors address mental health in their classrooms.
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