AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoValley Fever Watch: A new study flags major delays in Valley fever diagnosis in the Southwest, with many patients waiting weeks for the right call—an urgent reminder for clinicians to stay alert. Public Health Updates: ADHS and Mohave County declared the Arizona-Utah border measles outbreak over after more than 42 days without a new case, while officials stress vaccination remains key. Drought & Health: The Navajo Nation declared a drought emergency, citing strained water supplies, lower forage, and growing hardship for ranchers and families. Family Safety in Courts: Arizona lawmakers advanced the “Alec and Lydia Act,” which would require judges to treat domestic violence as a serious factor in custody decisions. Nursing Shortage: Arizona’s nursing shortage is the worst in the nation, and an accelerated Tucson program aims to get more students into hands-on roles faster. Budget & Care Access: Arizona’s $18.3B budget deal includes major tax cuts and changes tied to SNAP/Medicaid impacts, shaping health and wellness costs for families. Rural Care: Sierra Vista Hospital welcomed a new nurse practitioner for its walk-in clinic, expanding access in a rural setting.
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