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On this West Virginia Morning, while much of the country has returned to normal with regard to the coronavirus pandemic, hospitals and healthcare providers are still struggling. We talk with Doug Mitchell, Chief of Nursing for WVU hospitals, about how things are going and where we go from here.
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On this West Virginia Morning, as the pandemic appears to be winding down and we return to normal, we look back on the essential people who provided medical care at all levels.
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The West Virginia National Guard completed its hospital support mission on Friday, part of a larger draw down of the number of guard members providing support for COVID-19 response in West Virginia.
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Warning of hospitals and other health providers facing “an urgent staffing crisis,” the Republican governors of Virginia and West Virginia on Monday asked the Biden administration for a limited waiver to the federal vaccine mandate for health care workers.
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On this week’s episode of The Legislature Today, reporter Curtis Tate brings us a recap of Gov. Jim Justice’s 2022 State of the State address. The governor was expected to give his speech two weeks ago but tested positive for COVID-19 the day before the scheduled event.
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A public-private health care partnership will launch a products preparedness center in West Virginia, Gov. Jim Justice announced.
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A mobile nursing lab is bringing health care education to 19 rural counties in West Virginia. The 38-foot RV, which serves as a retrofitted lab, is the first of its kind in the state.
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The current enrollment period lasts until Jan. 15 of next year.
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More than $18 million will go to 27 West Virginia health centers to strengthen health care infrastructure and assist health care in medically underserved communities, U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin said.
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West Virginia has picked Humana Inc. to continue providing health insurance for the 54,000 retirees eligible for Medicare and their dependents in the state.