
But frankly, that would discriminate against like African Americans or against others who might--a Native American who may not have a second language.
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But frankly, that would discriminate against like African Americans or against others who might--a Native American who may not have a second language.

Shortages hurt the delivery of health care in all communities.

I accept that because people see a role model.

But frankly, that would discriminate against like African Americans or against others who might--a Native American who may not have a second language.

How many more nurses do you have in the system knowing that there's been attrition?

But I'm so struck that the unions are so powerful that I just want to be comfortable that you're actually adjusting your staffing.

But I'm so struck that the unions are so powerful that I just want to be comfortable that you're actually adjusting your staffing.

the point of prior authorization is to prevent that over utilization.

that's going to be, again, expensive, and sometimes harmful.

that's going to be, again, expensive, and sometimes harmful.

We need more doctors, particularly in the underserved areas lacking sufficient health care resources.

But frankly, that would discriminate against like African Americans or against others who might--a Native American who may not have a second language.

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Shortages hurt the delivery of health care in all communities.

the point of prior authorization is to prevent that over utilization.

How many more nurses do you have in the system knowing that there's been attrition?