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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit our shores, some experts wondered if there would be waves of virus spikes, similar to what we’ve seen in other pandemics. It’s unfortunate, but the pattern has held, and the winter months during the pandemic look to be particularly difficult in the United States. How will the second wave of COVID-19 infections impact our nation’s rural health centers? |
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Healthcare expertise is in-demand today, whether you are a clinical frontline worker or a back-office administrator. Each year, thousands of residents and fellows enter the job market, along with new graduates from nursing to coding to physical therapists, and many more. Then there are the thousands of workers seeking change as they look at new positions. |
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Even though the vaccine serves us with a ray of hope during this crisis, there is an extensive amount of logistics required to distribute these treatments. What is the status of the roll-out, and how will it affect your community facility? |
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Staffing clinical teams in rural communities is one of the more challenging service-related goals faced by FQHC and community health facilities. The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) points out that the aging of rural providers, coupled with a physician shortage, are creating service challenges for FQHCs and community health providers. How can we head off the looming healthcare staffing shortages that threaten these communities by improving our recruiting efforts? |
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