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FREE Lupus CME Series: What happens when primary care fails patients with lupus? Avoid these pitfalls.
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FREE Lupus CME Series: What happens when primary care fails patients with lupus? Avoid these pitfalls The Lupus Lecture Series for Primary Care from the New Jersey Academy of Family…
PA-ACP opposes blanket, stock exemption forms
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PA-ACP opposes blanket and stock exemption forms for vaccine and masking mandates. Exemption discussions belong between the patient and the physician responsible for his/her ongoing health and medical treatment.
PA’s Professional Licensing waivers to expire beginning August 17
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“The PA Department of State has announced that professional licensing waivers issued under the COVID-19 disaster declaration will expire in phases starting August 17.
Governor renews opioid emergency order. General Assembly will not renew it, seek legislation.
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Governor Wolf renewed his opioid emergency order August 5, asking the General Assembly to return and renew it before August 26. Legislative leaders said instead they would work with the Governor to seek legislation to accomplish needed actions.
Pennsylvanians to see more plans, insurers, and stable ACA premiums in 2022
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The Department of Insurance said that under filings from insurers, residents of every county will have a choice in 2022, with more insurers and stable premiums…
Wolf Administration Proposes Nursing Home Regulations
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Wolf Administration officials proposed nursing home regulations focused on increasing the quality of care and minimum direct care hours, the first changes since 1999.