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Preventing another Bristol is essential - and achievable

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By Camera Bartolotta, Kyle Mullins
| City & State PA Verified
The tragic explosion at a Bucks County nursing home on Dec. 23 was a horrifying reminder of what’s at stake when our long-term care system is stretched to its breaking point. While we must wait until investigations determine exactly what went wrong, it is painfully clear that Pennsylvania cannot continue to allow conditions in skilled nursing facilities to deteriorate to the point where residents’ safety is compromised.
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Nurses can write the script for increased health care access, reduced costs

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By Camera Bartolotta
| Observer-Reporter Verified
By Camera Bartolotta We’ve all experienced long waits when trying to get medical care. If it feels more common than before, that’s because it is. Burnout and retirements, particularly post-pandemic, created huge gaps in the number of nurses and doctors available across Pennsylvania. Having fewer health care providers creates more issues than simply delayed medical care, though that’s certainly a big enough problem on its own.
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Nurses can write the script for increased health care access, reduced costs

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By Camera Bartolotta
| Herald Standard Verified
By Camera Bartolotta We’ve all experienced long waits when trying to get medical care. If it feels more common than before, that’s because it is. Burnout and retirements, particularly post-pandemic, created huge gaps in the number of nurses and doctors available across Pennsylvania. Having fewer health care providers creates more issues than simply delayed medical care, though that’s certainly a big enough problem on its own.
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