Trade Journalism Award
The NIHCM Foundation Health Care Trade Journalism Awards recognize excellence in health care reporting and writing on the financing and delivery of health care and the impact of health care policy.
Application Information
We will be opening the entry system in early December for the next round of awards. Sign up for our mailing list below to receive updates.
26th Annual Trade Journalism Awards Process
Prize
A $15,000 prize will be presented to the Trade Journalism Award winner
Have questions about our Trade Journalism Award?
Award FAQEligibility
- Articles must originally have been published during the calendar year 2019.
- Entries will be accepted from publications written for a specialty audience.
- Articles should be timely and produce new insights into health care financing and delivery or health care policy.
Entry
- Deadline: February 3, 2020
- Entry is free
- An individual may be listed as the primary contributor on no more than three (3) entries but may be listed as a co-contributor on additional entries
- An entry can be either a series or an individual piece of work
Selection Criteria
- New insights generated by the reporting
- Impact on health care policy
- Quality of reporting
- Relevance to one or both of the subject areas (financing and delivery of health care and/or the impact of health care policy)
Judges
Eliza Barclay
Science, Health and Environment Editor, Vox
John Carreyrou
Investigative Reporter, formerly The Wall Street Journal
Ceci Connolly
President and CEO, Alliance of Community Health Plans, formerly with The Washington Post
John Fauber
Medical Reporter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and USA Today Network
John Iglehart
Founding Editor, Health Affairs
Clifton Leaf
Editor in Chief, Fortune
Fred Schulte
Senior Correspondent, Kaiser Health News
June 22, 2020
Winners of the 26th Annual NIHCM Awards and $1 Million in Grants Announced
NIHCM is delighted to hold a virtual celebration to honor our 2020 Award Winners. Our 26th Annual Awards continue NIHCM’s tradition of saluting exceptional journalists and researchers whose evidence-based work advances and transforms our knowledge of health care.
Read More