AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHospital Access: Delaware’s downstate health systems are challenging ChristianaCare’s proposed Georgetown and Camden microhospitals, questioning their need, potential costs and fit with state law. ChristianaCare says the projects could expand emergency care in counties facing access shortages. Medical Research: University of Delaware researchers are developing microscopic “clot bots” designed to break apart blood clots and deliver medication directly; the early-stage technology could one day offer a faster alternative to weeks of drug treatment. Child Welfare: A state audit found Delaware spent $8.3 million on out-of-state foster placements and $4.5 million supervising children who slept in state offices, citing a shortage of suitable homes. Flu Season: Delaware flu cases have more than doubled compared with this point last year, and hospitals are urging residents to get vaccinated. Health Workforce: Delaware is investing more than $1.3 million to grow the health care workforce in Kent and Sussex counties.
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