texas nurses association Archives - State of Reform

Texas legislators advocating for more support for nurses, including protections against workplace violence

Boram Kim | Dec 6, 2022 | Texas

Washington’s healthcare affordability crisis ‘amplified in rural areas,’ industry leaders say

By Shane Ersland | Sep 26, 2023 | Washington

Virtual Conversation: Gene Therapy and the Promise for Rare Disease in California

By Alex Nelson, Eli Kirshbaum | Sep 26, 2023 | California

Experts discuss the state of the healthcare industry in California

By Hannah Saunders | Sep 25, 2023 | California

Private investments needed to help address Washington’s middle-income housing crisis, experts say

By Shane Ersland | Sep 25, 2023 | Washington

Maryland makes $2.7 million available for pilot program that supports pregnant women recovering from substance use disorder

By Hannah Saunders | Sep 25, 2023 | Maryland

Texas Nurses Applaud Designation of $25 Million to Support Nursing Education Initiatives

Texas Nurses Association | Dec 29, 2021 | Texas

Governor Greg Abbott announced that the final allocation of the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief funds, made possible by the federal Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, includes $25 million to support Texas nurses through loan repayment, financial aid for nursing students, and to accelerate innovation in nursing education. “This...[ Read More ]

Texas legislators advocating for more support for nurses, including protections against workplace violence

Washington’s healthcare affordability crisis ‘amplified in rural areas,’ industry leaders say

Virtual Conversation: Gene Therapy and the Promise for Rare Disease in California

Experts discuss the state of the healthcare industry in California

Private investments needed to help address Washington’s middle-income housing crisis, experts say

Maryland makes $2.7 million available for pilot program that supports pregnant women recovering from substance use disorder

New laws aim to bolster Washington’s dental workforce, particularly among hygienists

Rep. Carrie Rheingans introduces bill that would establish universal healthcare in Michigan

California Black Women’s Health Project seeks to tackle medical racism and highlight joyous births

Minnesota’s Department of Human Services will split to form the Department of Children, Youth, and Families, but stakeholders feel left behind

New Medicaid benefit recognizing CHW services in Michigan would help at least 50,000 residents if approved, MDHHS says

Texas health care providers finding innovative ways to secure RNs

What They're Watching: Cindy Zolnierek, Ph.D., Texas Nurses Association

Texas Nurses Join Call for Congress to Address Root Causes of Nursing Shortage

Texas Nurses Applaud Designation of $25 Million to Support Nursing Education Initiatives

Texas Nurses Association | Dec 29, 2021 | Texas