In a follow-up to last week’s article about when discharge lounges do not work, I thought I would elaborate today on when the concept can
EDITOR’S NOTE: References from this article were obtained from links in the Becker’s article on ICE Enforcement written by Naomi Diaz. Recent policy changes by
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In the current political debate, we hit the issue of whether states can supersede federal rules on the requirement to provide certain emergency care. Specifically,
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A day in the life of a critical access hospital illuminates the various issues such facilities currently face. EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second installment
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