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As seen in: KGB-FM (San Diego, CA), Nature, Truthout, The Appeal, iHeartRadio, HealthySimulation.com, KSSX-FM (San Diego, CA), KLTH-FM (Tigard, OR ), WUSQ-FM (Winchester, VA )
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Going Beyond Staff Training: Using Clinical Simulation to Fix Healthcare Systems

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By Lance Baily, Sarah Beebe 
| HealthySimulation.com
Sarah Beebe PhD, APRN, CNM, WHNPr, CHSE President/CEO at Two Bees Consulting, LLC Sarah Beebe, PhD, APRN, CNM, WHNPr, CHSE, CLSSGB, is the founder of Two Bees Consulting, LLC, a healthcare simulation consulting practice focused on translational simulation, faculty development, and connecting simulation to measurable patient safety outcomes.
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Safe Drinking Water Is a Basic Human Right That Texas Prisons Fail to Respect

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By Sarah Beebe 
| The Appeal
This article was originally published by Truthout. A recent report from the Texas Civil Rights Project reveals widespread and longstanding failures in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice’s (TDCJ) provision of safe drinking water to those incarcerated in state prisons. People are forced to drink and bathe with water they describe as over-chlorinated, slimy, and foul-smelling. The only source of water within most of their cells is a small sink that sits atop a toilet.
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Safe Drinking Water Is a Basic Human Right That Texas Prisons Fail to Respect

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By Sarah Beebe , Anton Woronczuk 
| Truthout
Did you know that Truthout is a nonprofit and independently funded by readers like you? If you value what we do, please support our work with a donation. A recent report from the Texas Civil Rights Project reveals widespread and longstanding failures in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice’s (TDCJ) provision of safe drinking water to those incarcerated in state prisons. People are forced to drink and bathe with water they describe as over-chlorinated, slimy, and foul-smelling.
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