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On Feb. 28, the Administration provided it’s first official response to the TMA lawsuit by issuing guidance from DOL and HHS.
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The #COVID19 vaccine is safe and effective.
But unintended consequences of the mandate could hit rural hospitals especially hard.
@USATODAYhealth covers the #ruralhealth impact of #COVID19 mandates.
@ruralhealth usatoday.com/story/news/heal…
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House extends moratorium on 2% Medicare sequester cuts through 2021. #GovHIT bit.ly/3sgq5fj
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New #COVID19 vaccines could be good news for rural areas. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine can be kept in normal refrigerators, making it easier to store and transport.
“That’s going to be huge for rural populations,” says NRHA CEO Alan Morgan. #ruralhealth bit.ly/3pFCJ71
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Read about the latest rural #COVID19 response and vaccination efforts in this week's NRHA Today. Also register for six upcoming webinars and nominate your rural health favorites for national recognition: bit.ly/36hi2a3 #ruralhealth
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If you are going through a crisis or distress, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800-273-8255) or access suicidepreventionlifeline.or…
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Rural areas now account for a disproportionately large share of new infections and deaths.
#Covid19 #coronavirus bit.ly/3jxG2K8
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The #COVID19 pandemic is forcing healthcare organizations to rethink communications with their patients and members, but forward-thinking leaders are already leveraging technology to address the increased workload to their workforce-management challenges buff.ly/3j9yC0t
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#DYK that some state and local governments may require individuals to stay home for 14 days after travel. To learn more about traveling to and from Oklahoma, visit coronavirus.health.ok.gov/












