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Defense begins case in ex-cop s trial over Floyd s death

Defense begins case in ex-cop s trial over Floyd s death
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United statesScott creightonDerek chauvinEric nelsonPeter cahillErin eldridgeGeorge floydNicole mackenzieMichelle mosengShawanda hillPeter changMinneapolis park policeAmerican college of emergency physiciansFormer officer derek chauvinJudge peter cahillBill smock

Expert says cop was justified in pinning down George Floyd

Expert says cop was justified in pinning down George Floyd
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United statesScott creightonDerek chauvinEric nelsonPeter cahillErin eldridgeGeorge floydNicole mackenzieAngie wangMichelle mosengShawanda hillPeter changBarry broddMinneapolis police departmentMinneapolis park policeAmerican college of emergency physicians

EXPLAINER: Why is excited delirium cited at Chauvin trial?

EXPLAINER: Why is excited delirium cited at Chauvin trial?
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United statesUniversity of louisvilleNew yorkDerek chauvinEric nelsonPeter cahillGeorge floydNicole mackenzieLetitia jamesElijah mcclainDaniel prudeBarry broddMinneapolis police departmentAmerican psychiatric associationLouisville metro police departmentAmerican college of emergency physicians

Protecting Ohio patients from surprising medical bills

Protecting Ohio patients from surprising medical bills By Kaitlin Schroeder - Journal-News (TNS) The state is crafting new rules to protect health care patients from surprise medical bills and is starting to gather feedback on what those protections should look like. Both a new federal law and state law will go into effect in January 2022 that are both aimed at protecting patients who get stuck with bills after accidentally going out-of-network. Patients will be protected from being stuck with the balance of the bill under two new laws. In Ohio, on average 18% of emergency visits result in at least one out-of-network charge, Kaiser Family Foundation notes in a February analysis of surprise billing.

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The Anti-LGBTQ Arkansas Health Law Is Dangerous for All of Us

The Anti-LGBTQ Arkansas Health Law Is Dangerous for All of Us Separating ourselves from value judgments is a critical step in proper patient care. Healthcare workers treat patients. We do not judge who they are or what choices they made to need our service. Doctors and nurses do not treat the patients we like and turn away those who are not aligned with our morals and values. We do not pick and choose. Separating ourselves from value judgments is a critical step in proper patient care. We treat the patient in front of us. No matter who they are. The Arkansas legislature decided to toss this principle tenet of healthcare out the window.

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