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Scott Liles

  • City Clerk, Mountain Home Arkansas
Arusha, Mountain Home
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Governmental reporter for The Baxter Bulletin. Fantasy sports player. Relapsed Mr Pibb addict. Gentleman adventurer.

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It’s time to reimagine health-care education

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By Karen Cox, Scott Liles
| Halla Back
BYKaren Cox and Scott Liles This commentary is from Adtalem Global Education, a sponsor of Fortune Brainstorm AI. Dr. Karen Cox is president of Chamberlain University, an Adtalem institution. Scott Liles is president of Adtalem Medical and Veterinary.
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It’s time to reimagine health-care education

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By Karen Cox, Scott Liles
| Yahoo
Karen Cox, Scott Liles Mon, April 14, 2025 at 2:08 PM UTC 4 min read The health-care industry workforce crisis is here. Many providers are exhausted and overworked. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, it is not hard to find a story in the news about burnout among nurses and physicians, which has caused many to leave their professions. This burnout, accompanied by an aging population, is adding severe health-care shortages to an already strained system.
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Human trafficking is one of the biggest crises of our time. How do we fight It? 

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By Scott Liles
| The Hill
In a speech last year announcing the release of the latest Trafficking In Persons Report, U.S. Secretary of State Tony Blinken cited a startling statistic: right now, nearly 25-million individuals around the world are being forced into labor or the sex trade against their will. Pause for a moment on that number: 25 million. It’s a staggering sum—too large to visualize except in the abstract, and heartbreaking when considered as an aggregate of real-life mothers, daughters, fathers, and sons.
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