Public Health Agencies Adapt COVID Lessons To Curb Overdoses, STDs And Gun Violence
Health workers have started adapting lessons they learned from their COVID-19 response to other aspects of their work.
Katheryn Houghton of Kaiser Health News
When Mental Illness Leads To Dropped Charges, Patients Often Go Without Stabilizing Care
Even in states with programs to stabilize people with a serious mental illness, such as Oregon, treatment isn’t guaranteed.
The Pandemic Exacerbates The ‘Paramedic Paradox’ In Rural America
A long-standing paramedic shortage has been exacerbated by turnover and resignations related to pandemic burnout.
