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Local nurse earns Nightingale Award - Vimarsana News

Local nurse earns Nightingale Award

WellSpan Health Nurse Shawna Meckley has been selected as a recipient of the Nightingale Award of Pennsylvania for 2022.

AHA participates in SAVE Act briefing at Pennsylvania hospital - Vimarsana News

AHA participates in SAVE Act briefing at Pennsylvania hospital

Rep. Madeleine Dean, D-Pa., sponsor of the AHA-supported Violence for Healthcare Employees (SAVE) Act, today participated in a roundtable discussion with Tower Health staff and others at Pottstown (Pa.) Hospital to learn more about the rise in violence and abuse against health care workers throughout the nation. The bipartisan legislation, also supported by the Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP), would give health care workers the same legal protections against assault and intimidation that flight crews and airport workers have under federal law, and authorize $25 mill...

Source: aha.org
COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations down in Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations down in Pennsylvania

New coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania are hitting low levels we have not seen in six months.

Source: wgal.com
Federal medical personnel headed for Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

Federal medical personnel headed for Pennsylvania

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is deploying dozens of military medical personnel to two Pennsylvania hospitals next week after a request for help to fight the current COVID-19 surge.

260 troops now deployed to help civilian facilities overwhelmed with coronavirus patients - Vimarsana News

260 troops now deployed to help civilian facilities overwhelmed with coronavirus patients

An additional 65 military personnel have begun deploying to help health care facilities in Arizona, Michigan and Pennsylvania that are struggling to meet the demands of increased coronavirus patients, U.S. Army North said Thursday.