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EEOC Issues Employer Guidance for COVID-19 Vaccinations and Religious Objections

Healthcare Law Insights blog

The EEOC recommends, as a best practice, that employers should provide employees and applicants with information about whom to contact and the procedures for requesting a religious accommodation. These same guidelines apply if an employee has a religious conflict with getting a particular brand of a vaccine.

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Get Accepted to the Washington University School of Medicine [Episode 595]

Accepted Blog

And the coaches also meet together and can talk to each other of learning how to best, what is the best practice for advising? I’m also a big believer, something even like hospice. If someone continues to be tardy, what is a good way to fix that? If you’re eyes wide open, you can see what’s going on.

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All You Need to Know about BU’s Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine

Accepted Blog

And the other thing is that it’s always good to, when you are mostly or solely in one hospital, there are practices that hospitals do not because they’re best practice necessarily, but because they’re habit or it’s the way that the hospital has always done it. 42:35] Yeah, no, it doesn’t matter.

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Health Information Security – My Interview with Richard Kaufmann, CISO of Amedisys, Part 3: The Futures of Cybersecurity in Healthcare

Health Populi

Richard: Our healthcare system is a complex dance between Payers (Insurance Companies) and Providers (Doctors, Hospitals, and in the case of Amedisys – Home Health, Hospice, and Palliative Care.) What will ensure that health care organizations will play well in the cybersecurity sandbox with each other going forward?

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Guide to the Types of Oncology Nurses

Guideway Care

Oncology nurses work in diverse environments, such as: hospitals cancer centers outpatient clinics doctors offices hospices nursing homes The diversity of work environments allows oncology nurses to provide specialized care tailored to the unique needs of cancer patients in different settings.