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Policing in America: Midsize Departments as Laboratories of Police Innovation - Vimarsana News

Policing in America: Midsize Departments as Laboratories of Police Innovation

It is a time of change and transition for many in America’s law enforcement community. Across much of the nation, police and sheriffs find themselves on the front lines of the opioid crisis, struggling to deal with the scope of the epidemic and the new challenges and dangers to officers it presents. At the same time, communities are increasingly turning to law enforcement officials to address other issues, such as dealing with disruptive or downright violent individuals suffering from mental illness, placing still further demands on these departments.

Jobs at TheWrap - Vimarsana News

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Appian - where AI meets RPA and Process Mining - Vimarsana News

Appian - where AI meets RPA and Process Mining

The recent Appian World show was a masterclass on everything process technology but the insights regarding AI were big news, too. Attendees also got a lot of...

Dr. Syrett named Chief Medical Officer at Auburn Community Hospital - Vimarsana News

Dr. Syrett named Chief Medical Officer at Auburn Community Hospital

Dr. Syrett named Chief Medical Officer at Auburn Community Hospital Auburn

Ontario hospitals looked to make themselves 'lean' throughout the pandemic – Canadian Dimension - Vimarsana News

Ontario hospitals looked to make themselves 'lean' throughout the pandemic – Canadian Dimension

Even as hospitals across Ontario were overwhelmed by patients during the pandemic, the system’s managers were reportedly busy looking for “cost-savings.” While the crisis has been used by Ontario’s right-wing government to further privatize the system, there is further evidence that the health system’s public sector managers have spent years wrecking it from inside.