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Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. When a clinical position is empty, the damage goes deeper than the vacancy When a hospital bed sits unstaffed, the cost rarely shows up as a single line item on any budget report. It spreads quietly and quickly through every layer of a health system’s operations. Overtime expenses
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The US Senate voted to confirm Jay Clayton as the director of national intelligence on Tuesday, giving Trump another key ally directing the nation’s intelligence apparatus. The tally, 51-47, fell along party lines, with all Republicans supporting his nomination and all Democrats opposing it. Clayton, currently the US attorney for the southern district of New
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