AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHeat Safety: A dangerous, unusually persistent heat dome is building across the U.S., with meteorologists warning of triple-digit temperatures and especially risky overnight heat—North Dakota is expected to stay above 100°F through Tuesday, raising the odds of heat illness for people without reliable cooling. Rural Health Workforce: Sanford Health added Tina Wedde, DNP, APRN, CNP, to the Sanford Health Park Rapids Clinic as a family medicine provider, expanding care for conditions ranging from asthma and COPD to diabetes and high blood pressure. Health Career Pipeline: Northland Community and Technical College’s Liftoff Health Summer Camp returns July 15 in East Grand Forks, offering a free, hands-on look at healthcare and human services careers for ages 12+ with interactive lab activities. Legal/Health Care Accountability: The North Dakota Supreme Court reversed a dismissal of a civil lawsuit tied to Luke Laducer’s death after a Cass County Jail incident, sending the case back for further proceedings. Community Health Access: Walsh County is using the state’s Career Builders program to recruit and retain workers, with employer surveys showing most jobs in healthcare and education. Health Equity Education: UND’s Indians Into Medicine program has a new director, Melvin Monette-Barajas, aimed at supporting American Indian students pursuing health careers.
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