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On today’s episode of The Confluence: An investigation by the Post-Gazette looks at why bridges in poor condition aren’t getting funds for repairs and upkeep at the same rate as bridges in better condition; the Three Rivers Arts Festival will no longer be held at Point State Park, it’s moving entirely to the Downtown Cultural District; and we hear how delays in distributing nursing licenses in the state are preventing qualified health care professionals from working on the front lines.
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UPMC launches its own in-house travel nursing corp as a way to deal with staffing shortages.
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On today's program: After hearing from one nurse executive, we turn to the state nurses association to find out how nurses are coping with burnout; and…
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Early social distancing interventions have paid off. So far, fewer than 250 Allegheny County residents have been hospitalized for COVID-19.In fact, the…
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In the world of higher education you will find few buildings less remarkable than the Delaware County Technical High School in Broomall,…
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Gaps in medical resources across rural Pennsylvania can be challenging, even for nursing school recruiters hoping to ultimately fill the local…
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A litany of health issues is arising as weather and temperatures become more severe, said emergency nursing experts at the national Emergency Nurses…
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Penguins officials estimate 650,000 people showed up for this year’s Stanley Cup victory parade after captain Sidney Crosby led the team to their second…
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Two men rob a convenience store in Beaver County, killing the clerk in the process. They steal a car and head to Raccoon Creek State Park, where they open…