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Kaiser Permanente faces strike votes in California, Oregon. Colorado may be next.
Kaiser, one of the nation's largest health care providers, has proposed a two-tiered wage and benefits system that would give newer employees lower pay and fewer health protections.
Denver schools don’t have enough nurses despite extra funding
Sixty one schools started the year last week without a nurse
What’s Working: The top occupations hiring in Colorado, plus a job where “you’ll never not be employed”
Occupations with the most number of job openings tell economists one main thing: Those industries are constantly looking for workers.
Doctors are overwhelmed by coronavirus. So why did Colorado officials just end a 30-year contract with a peer health program?
The state Department of Regulatory Agencies approved a contract for a new program without telling the Colorado Medical Board, setting off a firestorm of complaints from doctors across the state.
Colorado health care workers felt called to help coronavirus patients in cities where thousands were dying
They left behind families, dogs and the mountains to help hospitals in New York and New Jersey. What they’ve learned could help Colorado.
Colorado doctors now have plenty of experience battling coronavirus — and they’re getting better at it
Doug Summerfield, a 75-year-old Arvada man, may have benefited from new treatment techniques that doctors are using to help COVID-19 patients, as well as a greater well of experience
Colorado hospitals are preparing their doctors and nurses for an all-hands-on-deck coronavirus fight
Hospitals across the U.S. are readying doctors who don’t normally care for the seriously or critically ill to respond to COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, in a massive, hasty realignment of the American health care system
Nurses do. Lawyers do. But Colorado doctors don’t have to take continuing education courses
Colorado is one of only four states that does not require any continuing medical education for physicians.
