Health care labor shortages
Health care workforce shortages in New Hampshire have resulted in an increased reliance on contract labor, according to a recent report released by the New Hampshire Hospital Association, which has driven expenses up and operating margins down at hospitals and health care facilities throughout the state. Continue reading “Quality of Life 22/09/15”
With Week 1 gone and 16 games still left to play, here are a few people worth keeping an eye on before the Pats see them at some point as the season unfolds.
Bill Belichick: After Sunday’s 20-7 loss to Miami, he remains at 321 career wins. Thus he still Continue reading “NFL people to watch in 2022”
Rudy 3: Change Can Be Good due out in mid-October
Portsmouth-based author Diane Robbins Jones discussed the upcoming third and final book in her Rudy the Rudster children’s series, Rudy 3: Change Can Be Good, available now for pre-order and expected to be released in mid-October. Visit rudytherudster.com.
What Continue reading “Rudy the Rudster author to release third book”
Omicron boosters
Covid booster vaccinations updated to protect against the omicron variant are now available in New Hampshire. According to a press release from the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, the boosters, also known as bivalent doses, were recently authorized by the FDA and are recommended by Continue reading “News & Notes 22/09/15”
