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Talk It Out Tag is back!
October is Mental Health Awareness Month and @DoMoreAg wants YOU to talk it out, then tag a friend. Listen as Dr. Merle Massie and Leta LaRush discuss how a simple card deck can spark meaningful conversations!
👉 Details: https://t.co/ZCBh1ZhfOv
#TalkItOutTag #Farming #agriculture
Aiming to boost student #MentalHealth & curb screen addiction, Arkansas has launched a "phone-free" schools pilot program. @Bville_Schools Superintendent @dbruickjones1 joins #WonksAtWork host @J_Craig_Wilson to discuss the impact of phone bans in schools.
https://t.co/CyQ3mlSgq9
We've updated our map of Arkansas's birthing hospitals, which now total 34, down from the previous 35. ACHI's @J_Craig_Wilson discussed how the closing of labor & delivery services at rural hospitals jeopardizes #MaternalHealth in a column for @TBArkansas: https://t.co/lsFTrt1XhT
12-hour timelapse of American Airlines, Delta, and United plane traffic after what was likely the biggest IT outage in history forced a nationwide ground stop of the three airlines.
Dying early from the 5 leading causes of death when the death could have been prevented is more common among people living in rural areas compared to those living in urban areas.
Together, we can take steps to lower these rates in the future.
@CDCMMWR: https://t.co/5L1Q5EyqjB
In numerous states, foster care youth entitled to survivor and disability benefits find state agencies claiming these benefits without notifying the child or relatives. Erin Moriarty talks with young people who were denied tens of thousands of dollars. https://t.co/n0nXwMJAX5
Let's break the cycle. Farmers & ranchers are not supernatural humans that don't need help or have mental health issues. Would you ask for help if your leg was broken? The same needs to happen for broken emotions. See https://t.co/lOYXlPaTw3 for resources for help.
In the latest episode of our #WonksAtWork podcast, Katherine Prentice, director of the @StBernards AcuteHealth at Home program, talks with host @J_Craig_Wilson about programs that provide hospital-level care in patients' homes: https://t.co/6126N04UDD
After her third child, a daughter, was born premature in May and spent 22 days in a neonatal intensive care unit, Hannah Rosson was grateful for a program in El Dorado that sends nurses to the homes of mothers with newborns.
https://t.co/5Vn11n0FNC
@ArlieColes@annelisewiens I love those books. Father Tim is at the center but really they are about the whole community. The movie doesn’t feel authentic to the book.
Mothers who live in certain parts of Arkansas are much more likely to give birth via #Csection than mothers in other parts of the state, a new ACHI analysis shows. See our news release: https://t.co/zbTpN3TWIs #MaternalHealth
How can AR ensure it still has a strong #HealthcareWorkforce by the middle of the century? A panel of experts will explore that topic during our symposium Thursday in Fayetteville on the future of health care in Arkansas. Register for the free event: https://t.co/V1XbomPv16
These authors offer an important contribution and framework for evaluation for those of us in states that have commitment through multiple channels for naloxone saturation @ACHI_Net@OpiRecoverAR@JoeThompsonMD@tellkit
📢Calling all ag & food innovators! Join us this week for the Arkansas Agri-Food Innovation Summit, a 1st-of-its-kind event highlighting funding opportunities to drive industry transformation. Nov. 2-3 in Fayetteville: https://t.co/aIYJ8ajRzN @AginArk@ArkansasState@UA_EconDev
Futurist @shawndubravac gave a great keynote address at our symposium Wednesday in Little Rock. Next Thursday, he'll speak at our Northwest Arkansas symposium, where the topic again will be the future of health care in Arkansas. Get details and register: https://t.co/V1XbomPv16