Don Metz To Serve As Interim Editor-In-Chief
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Dear John,
Today, we announced that our executive editor Don Metz will be serving as the interim Editor-in-Chief of Health Affairs.
Going forward, Don will continue to manage the organization’s daily operations, support its full-time staff, and plan for the future.
He will also help guide the organization’s senior leadership team in prioritizing the search for a permanent Editor-in-Chief.
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