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Rx-360(R) Announces 2024 Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Rx-360(R) Announces 2024 Board of Directors

Rx-360(R)is pleased to announce its 2024 Board of Directors. As a non-profit, the Board of Directors is positioned to continue driving the Rx-360(R)mission of pharmaceutical supply chain security, material quality, and patient safety. This

Auditor anticipates review of $19,000 lectern purchase will go into 2024 | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Auditor anticipates review of $19,000 lectern purchase will go into 2024 | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Responding to a question about the timeline for the audit, auditor Roger Norman said despite an earlier estimation that the review would be completed before the end of the year the audit will likely take longer.

Auditor anticipates review of $19,000 lectern purchase will go into 2024 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Auditor anticipates review of $19,000 lectern purchase will go into 2024 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Responding to a question about the timeline for the audit, auditor Roger Norman said despite an earlier estimation that the review would be completed before the end of the year the audit will likely take longer.

Our view | 'Worse nightmare' - Vimarsana News

Our view | 'Worse nightmare'

Like the mirage of the Wild West from the movies, the days of COVID-19 emergency funds being thrown around without a second thought are over, and they went in a

Audit of Maryland Health Department finds $1.4 billion accounting lapse - Vimarsana News

Audit of Maryland Health Department finds $1.4 billion accounting lapse

The Maryland Department of Health failed to adequately track federal reimbursements it received during the height of the pandemic, leading to more than $1 billion in unaccounted-for funds, according to