DrChrono Launches Partner Hunt Referral Program
DrChrono builds a new social platform and program that allows anyone the opportunity to recommend a company for DrChrono to partner with
May 3, 2021
DrChrono Inc., the company developing the essential platform and services for modern medical practices, expanded its Healthcare Marketplace with the addition of Partner Hunt, a new program that allows anyone the opportunity to recommend a partnership with a company that offers products or services related to digital health that would benefit DrChrono users.
Similar to the popular site Product Hunt, DrChrono’s Partner Hunt is a new way for DrChrono to gather recommendations and insights into companies to become a partner of DrChrono. Anyone can recommend a company for partnership by filling out a form on the DrChrono website at Partner Hunt and from there, these companies will be voted on, ranked and then further qualified by DrChrono.
UW researchers help update plan to protect Wyoming bats from disease
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Researchers Help Update Plan to Protect Wyoming Bats from Disease
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December 18, 2020
Ian Abernethy, lead vertebrate zoologist at the Wyoming Natural Diversity Database at the University of Wyoming, is one of the authors of an updated “A Strategic Plan for White-nose Syndrome in Wyoming.” (UW Photo)
A plan aimed at protecting Wyoming bats from a potentially deadly fungal disease has been updated, in part, through the efforts of the Wyoming Natural Diversity Database (WYNDD) at the University of Wyoming.
The second version of “A Strategic Plan for White-nose Syndrome in Wyoming” was completed recently by Ian Abernethy, lead vertebrate zoologist at WYNDD, along with Laura Beard and Nichole Bjornlie, of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, and members of the Wyoming Bat Working Group.