State Affairs announced that a new statewide agreement will take effect in September to help Indiana hospitals stop turning ambulances away when emergency departments are overcrowded.
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Indiana hospitals will largely stop turning ambulances away when emergency departments are overcrowded under a new statewide agreement taking effect in September. https:…
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State Affairs
The definitive platform for news, analysis and intelligence software
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- Information Services
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- United States, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
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The definitive platform for news, analysis and intelligence software that state leaders, policymakers and engaged citizens rely upon.
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State Affairs reported that the Indiana Governor extended the gas tax suspension.
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State Affairs announced that forty state bankers associations have convened to create a blockchain network to facilitate services like stablecoin payments in one of the largest collaborations between state bankers to date.
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