Florence Wald inducted into National Women’s Hall of Fame
Florence Wald, founder of America's home hospice movement, is among 21 women inducted at the National Women’s Hall of Fame ceremony in Seneca Falls, New York. Honorees include Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Madeleine Albright. posthumous honors go to Julia Ward Howe. Wald notes the shift toward patient choice at end of life and the hospice model’s aim to restore patient autonomy in care decisions.
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West Virginia officer recalls training and career goals
The article follows Deputy Webb who details the classroom training that enabled officers to share strategies during simulated scenarios. Thirty percent of the class focused on becoming certified within a year, with emphasis on command presence and listening to the public. Webb, already an CWV student pursuing a bachelor’s in criminal justice after earning an associate’s, plans ongoing in service training to recertify annually and to advance his dedication to fair policing.
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