Author: Tim Stumm
UW Health nurses to file appeal in fight for union recognition
UW Health nurses on Thursday will file an appeal of an opinion by a state commission finding that the health system is not legally required to engage in collective bargaining with the nurses’ union.
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Medical Examining Board signs off on chaperone rule
The Medical Examining Board on Wednesday signed off on a draft of a rule on use of chaperones and other observers during sensitive patient exams. The proposal will now head to the governor's office and then the Legislature for their consideration.
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Health-related groups report time, money spent lobbying for first half of 2022
Workforce, abortion rights, rural healthcare, tobacco use and Medicaid were leading issues for health-related lobbying during the first half of 2022.
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Family Care rates for 2023 draw concern
A coming decrease in rates paid to Family Care managed care organizations and plans by two MCOs to keep what they pay providers steady next year have raised the specter of potential provider payment cuts.
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