Yavapai College & AAUW present the two-day forum, Jan. 27-28 Aspiring women need role models; successful women want to share their expertise; and every woman appreciates a community of like minds to draw wisdom and strength. Ideas, insights and stories will bond and inspire women of all ages this month, when the Yavapai College Foundation
The dust has settled on the midterm elections, and we are back to an era of divided government. Healthcare continues to take center stage as many Americans struggle to afford prescription drugs, and efforts to increase patients’ access, improve accessibility, and lower the cost of prescriptions remain unresolved. The current environment is a ripe opportunity for policymakers
Photo credit: Pavel Novak / Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 2.5 [Disclaimer: The views expressed in opinion pieces on the PrescotteNews website are solely those of the authors. These opinions do not necessarily represent those of the staff of Prescott eNews or its publisher.] In less than a week, there will be eight billion people on Earth.
Jim Dutton, guest host for Prescott Talks, continues the interview with Bryan Masche and asks what makes Bryan different than the other candidates. Bryan goes into detail about his action plan for Arizona.
Today (11/30/2021), the District Court for the Western District of Louisiana granted a nationwide injunction, putting the COVID-19 vaccine mandate on hold for health care workers as a multistate lawsuit, co-led by Attorney General Mark Brnovich, moves forward. “Today, we won a major victory for our health care heroes across the country,” said Arizona Attorney
In Part Two we juxtaposed the VA’s purported “core values” with how their performance is perceived. On January 30, 2021,“VA’s Survey of Healthcare Experience of Patients” was published online by the US Dept of Veterans Affairs Vantage Point – the blog of the VA. They made the mistake of opening up the website to comments
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