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Museums putting COVID vaccine artifacts on display
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IMAGE COURTESY OF THE EAST TENNESSEE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, KNOXVILLE
Dr. Mark Rasnake (center), an infectious-disease physician and hospital epidemiologist at the University of Tennessee Medical Center, accompanied by Jenn Radtke, manager of infection prevention at UT Medical Center, delivers the first COVID-19 vaccine administered in Knox County to Warren Dockter, CEO of the East Tennessee Historical Society.
The past year has felt like an eternity, so maybe it is fitting that history museums are beginning to enshrine artifacts from the battle against the novel coronavirus.
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History acquired the vial that contained the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine administered in the U.S. as part of its plans to document the global pandemic and “this extraordinary period we were going through.”
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Northwell offers Whole Foods employees access to primary care services through new partnership
A subsidiary of Northwell Health is partnering with Whole Foods Market to offer its New York-based employees access to seven primary care locations. The supermarket chain s employees will not be subject to a deductible or co-pay.
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Northwell Direct, a subsidiary of New Hyde Park, New York-based Northwell Health, is partnering with Whole Foods Market to provide its employees in the New York metro area with access to a customized primary care network.
Whole Foods team members will have access to seven Northwell Health primary care locations in Westchester and Long Island as well as in Manhattan and Queens in New York City.
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Laudio Announces the Formation of New Strategic Advisory Committee
LaudioDecember 16, 2020 GMT
BOSTON, Dec. 16, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Laudio, a continuous performance management and engagement platform for health systems, today announced the launch of its newly formed strategic committee of trusted advisors. The committee includes distinguished healthcare leaders whose focus will be to help shape and guide the strategy and go-to-market priorities of Laudio, working closely with the leadership team.
“Laudio’s strategic advisory committee will help guide our product roadmap and market positioning within the healthcare industry,” said CJ Floros, COO of Laudio. “We are truly honored that each of these distinguished individuals has agreed to join our advisory committee and bring their expertise and experience to help us achieve our goal of enhancing staff engagement, satisfaction,
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