New Healthcare Experience Foundation Platform Makes Virtual Learning a Snap for Healthcare Teams
Healthcare Experience Academy Positions Leaders, Physicians and Staff to Deliver Positive Experiences
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PENSACOLA, Fla., March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Healthcare Experience Foundation (HXF) is pleased to announce the launch of its latest workforce development tool the pandemic-approved, all virtual Healthcare Experience Academy. HXF has partnered with the award-winning producers at Blackburst Entertainment to create an immersive video learning experience, delivering timely educational content from physicians, clinicians, patient experience experts and healthcare leaders.
Healthcare Experience Academy is a pragmatic and competency-based learning platform that positions healthcare teams to deliver exceptional experiences to patients, families and one another. It empowers an organization s most precious resource its people to deliver
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The New York Times has fired a prize-winning reporter, Donald McNeil, for asking about the context in which someone used the N word. As journalist Jesse Singal notes, “One of the most important coronavirus reporters on the planet” was forced out of “the
Times because he used the N-word in the context of asking about a controversy involving the N-word.”
The Timesstated, “We do not tolerate racist language regardless of intent.” But as investigative reporter Bill Dedman points out,
The Times itself has used this supposedly “racist language” the N word many times: “The word in question has been published in The Times as recently as: November 4, 2020”; “November 7, 2020”; “November 15, 2020 ; “November 25, 2020”; “November 29, 2020”; “December 28, 2020”; and “February 7, 2021.”
Armenian Concealment of Noah s Ark Began in 247 BC with the Mount Qardu Judi Deception
Archaeologist reports Armenian concealment of Noah s Ark began in 247 BC with a ruse on Mount Qardu or Judi , near the southern border of Armenia, to prevent incursions by the Parthian Empire and later cultures searching for Noah’s Ark, in the southern gorge of greater Mount Ararat in Armenia’s interior.
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Istanbul, Turkey (ReleaseWire) 12/14/2020 Harvard University educated archaeologist, former maritime executive, Chairperson and Senior Lecturer of the Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Department at the National University of Samoa, and president of the applied archaeology firm, PRC, Inc., Joel Klenck, reports that for millennia Armenians directed foreigners away from Noah s Ark, in the southern gorge of greater Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey, beginning with a ruse on Mount Qardu.