AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRural Health Funding: North Dakota will receive $206.4 million in the second year of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program—the nation’s largest year-over-year increase—bringing its five-year total to about $405 million. The state says funds will support rural workforce, care access and health initiatives. Cancer Care: Sidney Health Center now offers in-house PET/CT scans three days a week, replacing a once-weekly mobile service and reducing travel for patients in western North Dakota and eastern Montana. Research and Rural Care: UND’s medical school has secured more than $11.2 million in research awards since July, including $3.6 million to continue the Rural Health Information Hub and $2.8 million for other health programs. Emergency Readiness: Dickinson registered more than 150 AEDs in a national registry, helping 911 dispatchers locate devices during cardiac emergencies.
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