Nurses on the Hill
Andrea BarolNurses on the Hill explores where nursing, policy, and politics meet. I share clear insights on the debates shaping U.S. healthcare and highlight nurses driving change through research, advocacy, and innovation.
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DOE Finalizes Graduate Loan Rule
The Department of Education’s graduate loan rule is now final.
What began as a technical policy change surfaced broader concerns about access to nursing education, workforce implications, and ultimately patient care.
With the rule now in...
From the Senate Hearing Room: Health Policy Signals Nurses Should Watch
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testifies during a Senate Finance Committee Hearing on April 22, 2026, in Washington, D.C.
In two hearings on Capitol Hill Wednesday, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. K...
From the Hill, Part 1: What’s Emerging in Federal Health Policy
When the Secretary of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services appears before Congress, the exchanges can feel political, sprawling, and at times difficult to follow.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified...
From the Nation’s Capital: What Nurses Should Know Now
Some of the most important signals for nursing are arriving early.
Federal health and education policy is shifting quickly, and many of the most important signals for nursing are arriving before the final policy picture is set. They are em...
What the Public Comments Reveal About the Proposed Department of Education Professional Degree Rule
A Brief Note to Start
Reading the public comments uplifted me in a way I did not expect.
Part of that was seeing how strongly nursing was represented. But even more striking was the depth of feeling in the responses overall. People to...
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Retired nursing school admin w/ a passion for policy, politics, and the power of nurses to drive change. I curate healthcare policy updates, spotlight nurse advocates, and break down the legislation shaping your profession and your patients’ lives.
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