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The Weekender: ‘Surprise bill’ protection, newspaper losses hurt muni financings + $1m in student loans
Keep at it. Photo by Nigel Tadyanehondo on Unsplash Continue reading
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VC and growth equity investors on how to get their attention: Be different, be smart
Anna Haghgooie of Sandbox Industries speaks at the Nashville Health Care Council’s “Council Panel: Financing the Deal” on May 22, 2018. Courtesy/Donn Jones Photography Continue reading
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The Weekender: Surgeon General’s remarks at VUMC, blockchain hubs + a state tries to pull back price curtain
Spotted at a store on 11th Avenue North in Nashville on May 18, 2018. Where’s the retail therapy-health white paper? Continue reading
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Tennessee leaps 5 spots, stays in Commonwealth Fund’s last quartile as obesity, mental health and vaccines plague the state
Read about: “It’s as big a problem as the opioid epidemic.” Continue reading
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The Weekender: Shorting Envision, care assessments get automated + how tea got its name
‘The Weekender’ spotlights what you might have missed on BirdDog and why a few headlines from elsewhere matter for Tennessee. Continue reading
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LifePoint: ‘Cast of thousands’ needed to tackle problems facing health, hospitals
The number of hospitals trying to treat an older, sicker population with a smaller clinical staff is set to decline, leading hospitals and health systems to spearhead the building of community partnerships to prepare for that era, health care executives said. Continue reading
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Education, jobs, saving access to care: Governor candidates pitch strategies for sustaining rural Tennessee
Four of the state’s six leading gubernatorial hopefuls met in Jackson to pitch their strategies for boosting and sustaining life in rural Tennessee. Two Democrats and two Republicans fielded questions at Lane College about agriculture, infrastructure, education and the economy. It was the first gubernatorial forum in Jackson in recent memory, said Julie Daniels, spokesperson… Continue reading
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