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Confirmed covid cases in the community fell again on Tuesday, offering further hope that the current wave could have peaked. Most experts are highly cautious about saying so – there is likely to be further growth following ‘freedom day’.
Meanwhile for the NHS, covid admissions continue to rise, as does the number of people in beds with covid, and the share of beds occupied by covid – a crunch indicator for the service, having a big impact on hospitals’ ability to keep the wheels on, and whether they need to cancel elective care, for example.
These are not necessarily the hospitals with the most covid patients. At smaller hospitals, growing covid admissions can be quick to make a big dent in limited capacity, especially in the very small intensive care units which are available. There is less flex for redeployment of staff.
Greenwood Center receives enough state funding to complete project
The Greenwood Interprofessional Autism Center project has passed the final funding hurdle.
Following the approval of $4.6 million in state appropriations in June, the project has amassed the necessary $7.9 million to renovate the nearly 100-year-old building into an autism center in Kirksville. After Truman State University began the project in 2015, a timeframe for completion is within sight.
“Truman is really excited that, here were are, we have the funding, and this really seems like it’s going to happen,” said Janet Gooch, Truman’s executive vice president for academic affairs and provost. “To think of all of the people that have been involved, because it has definitely been a community effort. It hasn’t just been Truman, it has been a lot of people that have helped make this a reality.”