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The board of directors of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority voted recently to approve administrative rules to implement a bill passed by the Legislature last year requiring care providers to connect with a statewide health information exchange by July 1.

Legislation requiring health care providers to enter patient records into an online database has local counselors concerned about client privacy.

Plateau health commissioner, Dr Nimkong Ndam, on Friday expressed worry over the rise in cases of Tuberculosis (TB) in the state. Ndam spoke at a sensitisation and screening to mark the 2023 World Tuberculosis Day, in Gyel, Jos South Local Government Area. Represented by the Director of Public Health, Dr Mafwalal Masok, Ndam said that

The National Youth Service Corps has paid insurance benefits to the family of Corps Member Omale Victor EB/21A/1487, who went missing in 2021 during his

The National Youth Service Corps says it has paid insurance benefits to the family of a corps member, Omale Victor EB/21A/1487, who went missing in 2021 during his service year in Ebonyi State. The Ebonyi State Police Command had in 2021 declared the 24-year-old serving member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) missing. Omale, who hails from Kogi State, was serving with the Ebonyi State Agency for Mass Literacy located along old Enugu/Abakaliki Road by Presbyterian Church Kpirikpiri, Aba...

The State Coordinator of the group, Abdulrahman Adbdulsalam, made the call at a news conference Tuesday in Lokoja, the State's capital.

The Congress of Civil Society Groups in Abia State has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to rise up and save the state from

Governor Laura Kelly has issued a proclamation to kick off National Poison Prevention Week.

Some mental health care providers have several concerns about a new statewide health information exchange. They want to be excluded from the program that they say violates their client’s privacy.

Legislation requiring health care providers to enter patient records into an online database has local counselors concerned about client privacy.