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Arizona Splash: Alison Hughes makes a presentation about personal health records to students and colleagues at the University of Arizona. (Photo by Tom Spitz)

Alison Hughes makes a presentation about personal health records to students and colleagues at the University of Arizona. Photo by Tom Spitz

Online Health Records Keep Information in One Place
Alison Hughes manages her health care from her home computer. Hughes, 69, a health policy lecturer at the University of Arizona, was one of the first to sign up for PHR Choice, a pilot program begun in January. The program allows some Medicare beneficiaries in Arizona and Utah to create an online record to keep track of prescriptions, doctor visits and related health information.  More >>

State Budget Cuts Hurting People From Coast to Coast
The most vulnerable groups—elderly, disabled and children—are hardest hit when 41 states make midyear budget cuts in health, education and state government workforces in 2009.  More >>


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Cindy DeLain, third from left, is the dean of nursing at College of the Sequoias in Visalia, Calif. Nursing students learn clinical skills by working on mannequins in the lab from instructor Bill Pagh. Photo by Justin Kase Conder

Not Enough Instructors to Train Nurses
If you wind up in the hospital today, you’ll see plenty of nurses. Looks are deceiving in this instance. “Because of the recession, some people are becoming complacent that there is not a nursing shortage,” said Brenda L. Cleary, a registered nurse and director of the Center to Champion Nursing in America, a collaboration of AARP, the AARP Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. More>>

Not Enough Instructors to Train Nurses
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