Violence rises in LMH emergency room as staff face abuse
LMH Health emergency staff report rising violence including verbal assaults and physical threats in the ER. Leaders say fear and confusion among patients and families contribute, with nurses at the bedside most exposed and physicians and security stepping in to help.
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LMH Health Emergency Department
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Danel Cupps
LMH Health
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Experts worry how USS will detect next COVID surge
The Associated Press reports that experts fear a new U S COVID-19 surge may be harder to detect as at home rapid tests rise and gov ernment testing scales back. They note fewer labs, reliance on hospital admissions, patchy wastewater data, and limited funding threaten early warning despite vaccines and treatments improving readiness.
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New York
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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