During the Week 4 discussion, you will look at how special interest groups are powerful players in shaping public policy. For example, focused interest groups work to improve outcomes by promoting policies that expand healthcare access, mental health, and child welfare, improve nutrition, protect the environment, and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Special interest groups may also lobby to limit regulatory measures, often emphasizing economic concerns over health priorities. In this discussion, find an article or information about a specific policy of interest from your state using the interactive map below or search for your own in the CU Library. (NOTE: You will need to log in to the Chamberlain Library before accessing these resources.)
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