The legislature doesn’t want capital punishment, the executive branch can’t obtain execution drugs, and
Nebraska prosecutors have moved forward this year with the pandemic-delayed capital sentencing trials of two defendants separately convicted of a murder out of a voyeuristic true-crime novel. The state, writes Associated Press reporter Grant Schulte in a May 9, 2021 analysis, is “still wedded to the idea of executing prisoners, just not the practical part of doing it” and appears “caught in a law vs. reality netherworld.”
Three defendants have been sentenced to death in Nebraska since
Governor Pete Rickets bankrolled a 2016 voter referendum that prevented the legislature’s repeal of the state’s death penalty the year before from going into effect. Two more
Excelera to Present Poster on Tuberculosis Screening Compliance at PQA Annual Meeting
Scale of Excelera Network and proprietary data platform leveraged to simplify real-world analysis of patient compliance with pre-treatment screenings prior to biologic therapy use
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MINNEAPOLIS, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Excelera®, a subsidiary of Shields Health Solutions and the company behind the Excelera Network, announced today that it will present a poster on tuberculosis (TB) screening compliance and the value of pharmacist interventions in supporting safe medication use at the Pharmacy Quality Alliance (PQA) Annual Meeting. Excelera s presentation was selected from a wide range of submissions and will be available for attendees to view throughout the Annual Meeting, which is being held virtually from May 11 to 13. The paper will be presented during the PQA Annual Meeting poster session, which is being held on Monday, May 17, at th
Eleven members of the Class of 2021 who have distinguished themselves for academic excellence, service and leadership at East Tennessee State University have been inducted into the 1911 Society.
Named in commemoration of the year when ETSU was founded, the 1911 Society recognizes the universityâs most notable graduates from undergraduate, graduate and professional programs. The selection committee evaluates applicants on academic achievement; sustained service; honors, awards, recognitions, publications and presentations; demonstrated leadership; work experience, such as study abroad, internships, externships and clinicals; and personal narratives.
ETSU President Brian Noland said, âFor more than a century, ETSU has carried forth a mission to improve the quality of life for the people of this region. The 1911 Society recognizes an elite group of graduates who have embodied that very mission. We are delighted to honor these distinct members of the Class of 2021 throughout
The 2021 classes of East Tennessee State Universityâs Gatton College of Pharmacy and Quillen College of Medicine celebrated their graduation on Thursday as part of the universityâs first in-person commencement ceremonies since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In total, 72 students from the College of Pharmacy and 73 students from the College of Medicine walked across the stage Thursday, the first of four days of commencement ceremonies this weekend to allow in-person ceremonies with health and safety protocols in place. These measures include required face coverings, limited attendance, physically distanced seating, enhanced cleaning protocols and more.
The commencement ceremonies were live-streamed for those unable to attend.
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BOSTON, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) today announced during a public meeting the launch of new website and materials to promote the use of
The Playbook to advance digital clinical measures across healthcare. It includes a refreshed version of The Digital Measures
Playbook ( The Playbook ) and over 100 action-oriented resources.
The Playbook was first launched in September 2020 and is the essential guide for developing and deploying digital clinical measures to advance patient care, clinical research, and public health.
The Playbook, created by the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), is the foundation for digital clinical measurement and remote monitoring in clinical trials, patient care, and public health.