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Just stay home. That’s what the Montana Nurses Association is asking Montanans to do for the next few weeks as coronavirus cases continue to surge and strain the state’s health care system. YPR News’ Nicky Ouellet spoke with MNA Chief Executive Officer Vicky Byrd over Zoom about the mitigation efforts they’re asking the public and elected officials to take now to save lives.
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The Montana Nurses Association implored state lawmakers in a letter to heed public health guidance as they plan for the 2021 legislative session. It’s...
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Montana’s mask mandate is now just over a month old. While public health experts and studies say masks are key to slowing the spread of the novel...
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Public health officials say personal protective equipment like face coverings and masks are going to play an important role in slowing the spread of the…
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The Montana Nurses Association says it’s time for bold measures to defend against the growing COVID-19 crisis. The organization’s CEO, Vicky Byrd,...
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Leaders of Montana doctors, nurses and hospital groups today spoke out against the health care bill being proposed by Senate Republicans . John Goodnow...