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Registered nurses are in short supply in South Dakota. Now, Dakota Wesleyan is entering a public-private partnership to fill that gap.
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Debra Johnston, MD, shares what the pediatric intensive care unit she trained in looked like and how these units — and the patients in them — have changed.
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Researchers & health experts will gather April 16-17 for a community symposium. Avera's Christine Hockett Ph.D. and Missouri Breaks' Raeann Mettler, Ph.D. preview the event.
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Every year, the Alzheimer's Association releases a report about the prevalence and impacts of Alzheimer's disease. We break down South Dakota's data with Lisa Groon.
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Tyler Ptacek, MD, of the Rapid City Medical Center says his specialty focuses on preventing and treating chronic pain. We take a peek into his clinic and practice.
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Two West River tribes are giving a Rapid City-based women’s health clinic a month to turn around its program. The Native American centered pre-natal care clinic in question has reportedly seen zero patients since last April.
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The City of Sioux Falls is hiring a City Homeless Services Coordinator. It’s a first-of-its-kind position for the city.
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The number of measles cases in the U.S. so far this year already surpassed the number of cases in all of 2023. We talk to a doctor about what makes this virus dangerous.
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A Sioux Falls addiction treatment center is celebrating a milestone in its third year—helping its 10,000th triaged-patient. The center is a collaborative effort between Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County and two major hospital systems.
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We talk with the On Call with the Prairie Doc® team about joints — the good, the bad and the worn out. Learn what you can do now to keep moving and grooving later.
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An upcoming health conference is expected to draw 800 of South Dakota’s future doctors, nurses, and hospital administrators.
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The new project will expand care for women and children's hospital services and digestive health.