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School Committee Negotiator Disputes Characterization of State of Current Support Staff Talks

By WHAV Staff | Haverhill School Committee member Paul A. Magliocchetti. (WHAV News file photograph.) The chairman of the committee negotiating a new contract with education support professionals is disputing the union’s characterization of progress during current talks. School Committee Member Paul A. Magliocchetti, who chairs the negotiating subcommittee which also includes member Toni Sapienza Donais, said Sunday that not only does the full School Committee value the support staff, it has offered a three-year compensation package. The proposal “will restructure positions, provides for a pay schedule that reflects the skills and responsibilities of the employee, meets the hourly living wage set by the HEA president and results in a 25% increase in the salary account for this group.”

BridgeBio turns Alexion asset into first approved drug for rare metabolic disease

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We can t blame AI when humans mess up

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Providers look to predictive modeling to help rebuild finances in 2021

MedCity News Providers look to predictive modeling to help rebuild finances in 2021 After a challenging 2020, health systems are looking to deploy strategies for recovery, especially to bolster financial health. One strategy health executives are considering is investing in predictive modeling technology that can help them manage patient demand and outcomes in the coming year. Shares1 Fluctuating patient demand in the midst of a once-in-a-century pandemic made it hard for health systems to manage their finances in 2020. To help turn the financial tide this year, health executives are looking to invest in predictive modeling technology. In fact, 74% of health executives responding to a PwC survey last August and September said their organizations would invest more in predictive modeling in the coming year, signaling their keen interest. These tools can be used in several ways, from predicting clinical outcomes to identifying patient preferences to enhancing provider workflows.

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