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Ozarks hospitals plan next steps for emergency contraception use - Vimarsana News

Ozarks hospitals plan next steps for emergency contraception use

Health care systems in southwest Missouri are planning next steps for their use of emergency contraception, following the state's trigger law.

Missouri hospitals blindsided by end of COVID emergency order - Vimarsana News

Missouri hospitals blindsided by end of COVID emergency order

For two weeks before the state of emergency expired, healthcare organizations urged Gov. Parson to extend it or give them enough notice it was ending to make accommodations.

Health care organizations kept in the dark when Missouri ended COVID emergency order - Vimarsana News

Health care organizations kept in the dark when Missouri ended COVID emergency order

For two weeks before Missouri's state of emergency expired, health care organizations urged Gov. Mike Parson to extend it or give them enough notice it was ending to make accommodations. He did neither.

Source: krcu.org
Health care organizations kept in the dark when Missouri ended COVID emergency order - Vimarsana News

Health care organizations kept in the dark when Missouri ended COVID emergency order

For two weeks before Missouri's state of emergency expired, health care organizations urged Gov. Mike Parson to extend it or give them enough notice it was ending to make accommodations. He did neither.

Source: kbia.org
Health care organizations kept in the dark when Missouri ended COVID emergency order - Vimarsana News

Health care organizations kept in the dark when Missouri ended COVID emergency order

For two weeks before Missouri's state of emergency expired, health care organizations urged Gov. Mike Parson to extend it or give them enough notice it was ending to make accommodations. He did neither.

Source: kcur.org