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Zocdoc founder launches Dr B, a site that matches Americans with leftover vaccines

Zocdoc founder launches Dr B, a site that matches Americans with leftover vaccines
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Haegen gets JeanDiggs Weatherization Champion Award!

Special to Devils Lake Journal Fargo - National Association for State Community Services programs presented Bruce Hagen, North Dakota s Weatherization Assistance Program Manager. with a high honor this month. Hagen was named the 2021 recipient of the Jean Diggs Weatherization Champion Award! The Jean Diggs award is given to an individual whose vision and unflagging dedication has advanced WeatherizationServices. Past recipients include Elliott Jacobson, Bob Scott, and Meg Power. At the award ceremony, comments were provided by numerous individuals including Andrea Olson, ExecutiveDirector of the Community Action Partnership of North Dakota who stated, “Bruce has an extensive history with ourCommunity Action Network. Bruce started working at our local CAP agency in Devils Lake, ND in 1982. Heworked in numerous roles over the years: Crew Foreman, Client Ed Specialist, Estimator, and WeatherizationSpecialist before he took a position with the state in 2009.

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Poor council housing: It s like Angela s Ashes in here sometimes

Ms Cooney cannot put shelves on the walls as they are too damp to hold them, while her adult son, Marcus, cannot leave clothes or papers in his room due to the damp. âIâve woken wheezing and coughing because my room is so cold. I am exhausted,â he says. Ms Cooney says she stopped paying rent, of âabout â¬500 a monthâ, to her landlord, South Dublin County Council, âabout a year agoâ. She would be âdelighted to pay if my home was habitableâ. Local TD and Sinn FÃ©in housing spokesman Eoin Ã Broin says there are 31 cases regarding poor conditions in Balgaddy, some of them ongoing for more than a decade. Other tenants, he fears, âhave given up complaining about itâ.

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Dorset patients asked to share Covid-19 vaccination experiences

PATIENTS have been urged to share their vaccination experiences in a bid to improve the service in Dorset. Healthwatch Dorset wants to hear from those who have had their jabs since the rollout of the programme started in the county. Vaccinations are currently being offered at more than 20 sites including GP practices and a mass vaccination centre at the Bournemouth International Centre. The public feedback campaign, which is welcomed by local NHS providers, will help identify what is working well and where changes could be made to improve vaccination delivery across the county. Patients can complete a short online survey at smartsurvey.co.uk/s/HWD VaccinationSurvey/, call Freephone on 0300 111 0102, or email: enquiries@healthwatchdorset.co.uk

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Algorithms match vaccine seekers with soon-to-be-wasted doses

By RILEY GRIFFIN | Bloomberg | Published: March 9, 2021 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See more staff and wire stories here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. ZocDoc Inc. founder Cyrus Massoumi has been frustrated by the imbalance in U.S. vaccine supply and demand with providers tossing out doses they can t use, even as many people desperately seek shots. So the former CEO of the doctor appointment-booking company has quietly launched an online platform to match providers with those willing to be on standby for covid-19 vaccines. More than 200 sites in 30 states are being connected through the platform, called Dr. B, with half a million Americans requesting to be notified when doses become available nearby. And that number continues to grow.

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