The chair of the House subcommittee charged with legislative oversight of the VA’s Cerner electronic health record implementation is concerned about the agency’s decision to delay the EHR’s initial go-live. “I’m concerned that as we’ve moved closer to the go-live date, we have been told repeatedly that there were no showstoppers in the implementation, that… Read More: House panel to hold hearing on VA delay of first… »
“I’m always so tired.” Sound familiar? Fatigue, that never ending feeling of exhaustion, has become an all too common complaint in our modern world. We are constantly stressed, sleep deprived and survive on junk food and stimulants. To cope, we turn to caffeine and energy drinks to make it through the day, but stimulants are… Read More: A 20 Minute Workout To Help Fight Fatigue And Tiredness »
Quarantine-free ‘air bridges’ allowing Britons to go on holiday without isolating on their return could be unveiled in just TWO WEEKS as ministers negotiate with individual nations rather than the EU The UK are expected to announce ‘air bridge’ deals with other foreign countries It would mean Britons could travel abroad without having to quarantine… Read More: Quarantine-free ‘air bridges’ allowing Britons to holiday and not isolate… »
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are 12 times more likely to be in jail than non-Indigenous Australians, and their rate of imprisonment has more than doubled in two decades. The issue of Indigenous incarceration has been thrust back on the agenda in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests earlier this month, which attracted tens… Read More: Expert’s solution to a massive problem »