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Maddie Robinson

  • Community Health Reporting Fellow, MinnPost
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Too few workers, too many emergencies, take toll on EMS providers’ mental health

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By Maddie Robinson
| MinnPost Verified
In 13 years as a paramedic, this past year has been especially trying for Sam Erickson. Beyond the predictable incidents – strokes, falls, painful accidents – he responded to an infant suffering cardiac arrest from co-sleeping with a parent; repeated overdoses; and residents “brutalized by federal agents” during Operation Metro Surge. The personal toll added up, said Erickson, who’s also the vice president of the union representing paramedics and EMTs, and he decided to take an extended leave.
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This new Minneapolis clinic provides a safe haven for survivors of sexual violence

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By Maddie Robinson
| MinnPost Verified
Just over a month after Southside Community Health Services opened its new location on East Lake Street in Minneapolis, the medical center is set to launch what is believed to be the state’s first out-of-hospital clinic for survivors of sexual violence. Southside was founded in 1971 and is designated as a Federally Qualified Health Center, meaning it receives federal funding to provide care to underserved and low-income patients.
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Local effort to expand nutrition access pays dividends for patients

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By Maddie Robinson
| MinnPost Verified
Sitting inside her cozily decorated house in St. Paul’s North End, 69-year-old Kamee Yang began to list some of her favorite foods, like milk, leafy greens and squash. While seemingly simple, Yang, speaking Hmong, told MinnPost through a translator that these foods get her to “a place where I feel comfortable with myself.” Compared to a few years ago, comfort is a big leap.
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