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5 Things Virginia: Capitol insiders, How COVID has changed us, Plan-provider relations DJ Wilson | Apr 20, 2021 Share this: Next week is our 2021 Virginia State of Reform Health Policy Conference with more than 60 speakers curated for you. These are some of the most important leaders in Virginia health care and health policy. This newsletter features things that we think are important to watch. And, our Convening Panel has told us the things that they think are important to watch, and have featured them on the Topical Agenda next week. So, it makes sense that we feature some of the agenda topics next week because they reflect some of the most pressing challenges and opportunities faced in Virginia health care. ....
Quebec skiers and snowboarders look to ride out pandemic on the slopes There are plenty of health restrictions in place at ski resorts in Quebec s red zones, but people are still enjoying the fresh air and freshly made snow this weekend. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 28, 2020 11:24 AM ET | Last Updated: December 28, 2020 People aren t allowed to do much more than warm up and use the bathroom in the lodge, and masks are required in lines and on lifts. (CBC) ....
New program helps Virginia medical workers find mental health support âWe need to help the people who are helping us.â New program helps Virginia medical workers find mental health support and last updated 2020-12-30 11:54:22-05 RICHMOND, Va. Unprecedented levels of burnout in the field of medicine were reported well before the COVID-19 pandemic started in Virginia. The virus has only exacerbated the critical and immediate need to help our frontline workers. The program, operated by the Medical Society of Virginia and VITAL WorkLife, ensures physicians and physician assistants can seek mental health support without the fear of impacting their medical license. ....