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Labor and Economic Opportunity Proposals Sought for Service and Volunteerism Conference The Michigan Community Service Commission is requesting proposals for the inaugural 2021 Michigan Conference on Service and Volunteerism to be held virtually on Oct. 6-7. Proposals for presentations are July 15, 2021. Conference Dates The Conference will be held virtually on Wednesday, October 6 and Thursday, October 7 in the afternoon, along with a Mentor Michigan special conference to be held in the morning on October 7. Conference Purpose The 2021 Michigan Conference on Service and Volunteerism is po...

Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko/Pexels The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said recently that the U.S. might be finally turning a corner in the COVID-19 pandemic. It's been a relentless 16 months, and healthcare CIOs and other health IT leaders can no doubt use a breather. During the course of the past year-plus, these executives have learned many lessons spurred by the manic pacing of the pandemic. Some of them center on the importance of data and analytics, the need for more patient engagement, the requirements of keeping telehealth up to par, and the need to focus tec...

(Credit: Hero Images) The pandemic has created an atmosphere in healthcare unlike anything seen before in modern times. It has set the stage for CIOs and other health IT executives to rethink their approach to accomplishing new tasks. This is the sixth instalment in Healthcare IT News' feature story series, "Health IT Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Era." (Click here to visit the portal with all the feature stories.)  This time around we feature the expertise of the following five leaders: David Chou, senior vice president and CIO at Harris Health System, based in Houston. (@dchou1107)...

• Dec 17, 2020 This week on The Exchange, we have a roundtable discussion about the effects of the Coronavirus on schools, students, teachers and families. Siouxland Public Media's Mary Hartnett and Sheila Brummer speak with the families we have been following this fall semester. Each family has children enrolled in Siouxland public or private school. Our guests are Donna Behrens, Pam Venturi and Mandy Engle-Cartie. Engle-Cartie is the executive director of Girls Inc. © 2021 KWIT 712-274-6406 business line . 1-800-251-3690 studio Email: info@kwit.org