AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEU Drug Approval: Sanofi says the EU has approved a subcutaneous isatuximab-irfc (Sarclisa) option for multiple myeloma across existing indications, with phase 3 IRAKLIA results showing noninferior response rates to the IV form and fewer systemic infusion reactions. Maternal Care Access: A Sacramento-focused push highlights how technology could help close communication and support gaps that contribute to preventable maternal deaths after delivery. Workforce Shortage: New Mexico expands its physician loan repayment program, offering up to $300,000 over four years to help address a reported 5,000-provider shortfall. Military Healthcare: A new NBC News report details TRICARE transition failures that left some veterans and families facing delayed care and authorization problems. Public Health Emergency: WHO reports Ebola cases have topped 500 in Congo and Uganda amid insecurity and attacks on treatment sites. Nursing Spotlight: India’s nursing debate heats up after remarks calling nursing “sexualised,” with political groups demanding an apology and raising concerns about pay and working conditions. Telehealth Training: The American Institute of Health Care Professionals launches a nursing telehealth and triage certification aimed at expanding remote assessment capacity. Stroke Awareness: Mayo Clinic urges the public to recognize stroke signs with BE FAST and seek immediate care.
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