Applied Policy is a proud sponsor of the Northern Virginia Health Policy Forum (NVHPF).
Originally established as a venue for healthcare associations, industry groups, and advocacy organizations in Northern Virginia to network and collaborate on policy issues, NVHPF has become a trusted resource for health policy professionals across the country.
Each month, NVHPF hosts educational and networking events featuring guest speakers and experts in the field.
Find highlights and links to full recordings of previous events below.
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COMING MARCH 25: THE FUTURE OF RURAL HEALTH
More than 60 million Americans live in rural areas, many of them older and facing greater health challenges than their urban counterparts. Please join the Northern Virginia Health Policy Forum as we welcome three leading voices in rural health to share their perspectives on improving health outcomes for rural residents and what changes are needed to better support their communities.
Featuring Bill Finerfrock, co-founder and long-time Executive Director of the National Association of Rural Health Clinics (NARHC); Sarah Hohman from NARHC; and Amy Elizondo from the National Rural Health Association (NRHA), in conversation with Applied Policy’s Vice President of Health Policy, Linda Rouse O’Neill.
ON FEBRUARY 7, NVHPF HOSTED ITS FIRST REPORTERS’ PANEL OF 2025
With healthcare policy poised for significant transitions under a new administration, the Northern Virginia Health Policy Forum was honored to host Phil Galewitz of KFF, Maya Goldman of Axios, and John Wilkerson of STAT in conversation with Applied Policy President and CEO Jim Scott.
A recording of the event is available below. Download a summary of the event here.
ON NOVEMBER 19, NVHPF HOSTED
TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF DIABETES CARE
Wearable technology has revolutionized the management of diabetes during the last decade, offering patients increased safety and self-sufficiency. But according to leading researchers and clinicians, the revolution in diabetes self-management – powered by evolving technologies – has just begun.
On November 19, the Northern Virginia Health Policy Forum hosted a webinar on recent advances in diabetes technology and their potential to transform care practices. Our panel of experts—Davida Kruger, certified nurse practitioner; Dr. Anders Carlson, Associate Executive Director at the International Diabetes Center; and Julie Heverly from The diaTribe Foundation—provided insights on the evolving landscape of diabetes management.
Watch highlights of the event below. Download a summary here.
On-demand recordings of previous NVHPF events