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Morgan State University Awarded $4.4 Million Contract to Address Nursing Shortage in Baltimore City Public Schools
In Effort to Improve and Enhance Health Services for Students MSU Nursing Dept. to Place Full-time Registered Nurses in Five BCPS Health Suites, Building Pipeline of City School Nurses
Maryland Universities to Help Fill Baltimore School Nurse Shortage
Baltimore City is facing a critical school nurse shortage, but relief is coming from three university nursing programs. The district has about 50 registered nurses to cover more than 150 schools. The school system never fully recovered from the shortage that has impacted health care nationwide.
Morgan State Awarded $4.4 Million Contract to Address Nursing Shortage in Baltimore City Public Schools
Morgan State University's Department of Nursing has been given a $4.4 million contract from Baltimore City Public Schools to address shortages of school nurses. The contract allows Morgan State's Department of Nursing to support pediatric nursing services within health suites at five schools throughout the city.
Drugstore Closures are Leaving Millions Without Easy Access to a Pharmacy
After decades of expansion, the nation’s largest drugstore chains are closing hundreds of stores as they reorient their operations against rising competition, a crush of opioid lawsuits and other forces — relegating many already vulnerable communities into pharmacy deserts.
Morgan State Prepares to Lead National Research Network for Maternal Health
It has long been more dangerous for a woman to be pregnant or give birth in the United States than any other developed nation in the world.
Morgan State U. Will Lead a National Research Network to Curb Deaths of Black Moms
Despite years of efforts in Baltimore and around the country, Black women remain more than three times as likely as white women to die from pregnancy-related causes. But researchers at Morgan State University are pretty sure they know a way to reduce the disparities.