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Lack of student preparation for nurse training, retention of existing nurses and lack of nursing educators are among the challenges.
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Neely was the hospital's chief operating officer just over a dozen years ago.
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Despite uncertainty after the elections, Floridians can qualify for enhanced subsidies to pay for health plans, including DACA recipients who can enroll for the first time.
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The Agency for Health Care Administration sent an “alert” telling doctors that abortion is permitted “at any stage in pregnancy” to protect the mother.
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A federal judge has ruled that the ban discriminates against state employees and violates their civil rights. A trial will determine the amount of plaintiffs’ damages.
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Florida’s ban on most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy has gone into effect, and some doctors are concerned that women will no longer have access to needed health care.
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A legislative package calls for spending nearly $900 million to shift patients away from emergency rooms, offset hospital training costs, and help doctors pay off debt.
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Amid population growth and a shortfall of doctors and nurses, the Florida Senate is ready to start crafting legislation aimed at expanding access to health care.
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Over 3.2 million Floridians signed up for health insurance benefits through the ACA Marketplace this year.
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Mother Janice Stanley was also among the first licensed practical nurses to graduate from the old segregated Lincoln High School in 1958 and became Tallahassee's first African-American female postal carriers in the early 1970s.