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The agreement between North Central Michigan College and Davenport University will allow students pursuing an associate degree from NCMC to transition to a bachelor of science in nursing from Davenport.
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The healthcare organization says it's the only one in northern Michigan with the certification from The Joint Commission, an organization that accredits more than 22,000 health care programs in the U.S.
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The union said virtual appointments are no substitute for in-person care especially in a region that has limited access to the internet.
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For the past several weeks, a group called Friends of Hiland Cottage Hospice has been gathering community support for the inpatient facility located at 1 Hiland Drive.
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Listening sessions took place around the time the board became divided over whether to apply for a school nutrition grant from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund.
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One board member from Antrim County wants his committee to review each new and existing grant. That request has, so far, only resulted in gridlock.
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Next week, the board will try again to complete a regularly scheduled meeting. On the agenda is a discussion about how the board will review and proceed with new grants – but long standing acrimony is still a concern for residents.
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Todd Burch held the top role at the health care system since 2019. McLaren has hospital and clinic branches in Petoskey, Cheboygan, Gaylord and Rogers City.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled state universities don’t owe students refunds for classes taught remotely during the COVID-19 crisis.
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A law Governor Gretchen Whitmer used to issue emergency orders during the early weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic was repealed Wednesday by a vote by the state House of Representatives.