Explain how federal agendas promote healthcare issues and how these healthcare issues become agenda priorities.

Federal agendas typically promote healthcare issues by introducing legislation or policies that directly address specific topics such as access, cost and quality. These initiatives can range from expanding coverage to increasing funding for research into new treatments or technologies. Healthcare issues become agenda priorities when they are deemed important enough by the government to warrant attention or action through its various channels (e.g., congressional hearings, executive orders).

Additionally, media exposure can also play a key role in how much focus is placed on certain subjects as public opinion often reflects what people hear/see which in turn drives political decisions related to healthcare matters. By utilizing these methods federal agencies are able to better ensure their initiatives remain at the forefront of discussions while promoting positive change with regards to ever-evolving health care needs