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Arizona Community Foundation awards grant to Neurodiversity Education Research Center | The Daily Independent at YourValley.net - Vimarsana News

Arizona Community Foundation awards grant to Neurodiversity Education Research Center | The Daily Independent at YourValley.net

Kenneth Mims, founder and CEO of the Neurodiversity Education Research Center which operates Science Prep Academy, announced a recently awarded grant of $25,000 from the Arizona Community Foundation, …

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Statement - Brimbank Council response to Federal Budget 2021 - Vimarsana News

Statement - Brimbank Council response to Federal Budget 2021

Date Time Statement – Brimbank Council response to Federal Budget 2021 “Council welcomes continued investment from the Federal Government for jobs, health, infrastructure and other services. We are very keen for more detail noting the Budget did not outline any specific major investment in Brimbank. “Located in the centre of the booming Melbourne west and a city included in the North West City Deal, the Federal Government should be focussed on growing our City’s infrastructure, jobs capability and education offerings. “The announcements gave no further information on the North West...

Mandatory reporting discourages doctors from seeking help, puts patients in harm's way, GP body says - Vimarsana News

Mandatory reporting discourages doctors from seeking help, puts patients in harm's way, GP body says

Mandatory reporting discourages doctors from seeking help, puts patients in harm's way, GP body says TueTuesday 15 updated TueTuesday 15 Medical practitioners may not seek the full extent of medical help they themselves may need. ( Print text only Cancel The rate of calls to Doctor's Health in Queensland — an anonymous helpline for medical practitioners — increased by 25 per cent this year, raising fears they are not seeking the full extent of help they may need. Key points: Experts say mandatory reporting laws disincentivise medical practitioners from seeking help and disclosing conditi...

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