Arrow Strategies Partners with City to Provide Contact Tracing Services
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SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Jan. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Arrow Strategies, a nationwide leading staffing firm, announced that they have partnered with a large city to provide contact tracing services.
Arrow Strategies is a frontrunner in IT, Engineering, Healthcare and Professional placement services. In response to the global pandemic, Arrow Strategies expanded its service offerings in April of 2020 when it partnered with a large municipality to provide temperature screening and risk mitigation education to the city s homeless population. As Arrow Strategies nurse screening services were rolled out to other clients in Michigan, our municipality services were expanded to include rapid test administration and, most recently, to fulfilling a needed role as contact tracers to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Guest column: Education foundation helps next generation of nurses
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Even before the pandemic, teachers have been using virtual techniques in creative ways to help their students to learn new skills. Not everything can be taught first-hand and that can be particularly challenging given the limitations of classroom spaces and schedules. But, Joanne McMahon has come up with a simple virtual solution for her students at the Region 10 Technical High School to learn one of the skills they need to earn their Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) degree.
Students training for a CNA degree have to learn how to support the medical staff that they work with by doing a variety of tasks. One of the most basic services a CNA can provide is to take measurements of a patient’s vital signs. Sometimes this is simple, like taking someone’s temperature, but other times it is more complex. Blood pressure is one of those more complex measurements. There’s systolic a
tonight, hurricane irene picking up steam as it rolls to the bahamas and the east coast. albert haynesworth makes a plea in court and takes a jab at redskins fan. and hundreds trying to get their first look at a new memorial. i m jim vance. and i m doreen gentzler. we start with an attack on a female jogger on a busy road in bethesda. a passing car may have saved the victim from harm. jackie bensen joins us with the story. reporter: as congested as this section of bethesda can be this stretch of old georgetown road can be desolate at times. at 5:50 a.m. in late august morning hush hour traffic is lighter than usual on this stretch of old georgetown road inside the beltway. few houses front the street here and that is where a man attacked a female jog thers morning. a 24-year-old female was running up old georgetown road northbound when she was approached from behind by an unknown suspect. that suspect touched her inappropriately between her legs. she struggled to ge
he had no intention of harming anyone, as he said. however, this large amount of fireworks here certainly could have done a lot of damage. reporter: thank you so much for joining us this morning. they have identified the suspect. they say that he is glen neff, a 27-year-old from stuart, florida. he is going to be facing a variety of charges. he has been taken into custody but not charged as of yet. i m tracee wilkins live here. we ll follow the development as they continue to unfold. thanks very much, tracee. police in montgomery county are searching for a man who attacked a female jogger. this happened along old georgetown road in bethesda. police say he grabbed a 24-year-old woman and groped her. he then took off as he saw the car approaching. police say there have been no similar incidents in this area, but they are advising women jogging in that area to be careful. this morning hurricane irene is cutting a path of destruction across the kririan. the category 2 sto