AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth Care Workforce: South Carolina’s hospital leaders are looking to innovation to address persistent staffing shortages, a challenge discussed by the state Hospital Association’s CEO. Measles Watch: The U.S. has topped 4,000 cases this year, including 670 in South Carolina, underscoring the importance of vaccination as outbreaks spread. Sickle Cell Care: Advocates warn potential state funding cuts could threaten programs for patients in a state with one of the nation’s highest rates of the disease. Community Health: Prisma Health’s free drive-through flu clinic in Columbia gave nearly 300 shots; another clinic is scheduled for Oct. 15. Cancer Support: A Hollings Cancer Center social worker says support groups can ease isolation and give patients and survivors a place to share experiences. Blood Donation: Aiken County is holding a Wednesday blood drive to support the recovery of a deputy recently released from the hospital after surgery.
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