Arizona Ramps Up Free Mental Health Resources for State Employees and Their Families
Arizona's ADOA offers free counseling to employees and dependents, highlighting mental health resources for all, including hotlines and local services. State and university workers have industry-specific assistance available.
Valley Hospitals Navigate IV Fluid Shortage Following Hurricane Helene's Impact on Supply Lines
IV fluid shortages due to Hurricane Helene's impact on supplier Baxter International force Valley hospitals to adapt by delaying elective surgeries, conserving supplies, and seeking alternatives to maintain critical care.
International Infection Prevention Week 2024, Campaign Urges Public and Health Professionals to "Move the Needle" on Safety Practices
The article highlights International Infection Prevention Week 2024, emphasizing shared responsibility in infection prevention and outlining steps such as handwashing, PPE use, cleanliness, respiratory etiquette, injection safety, and vaccination.
Phoenix's Mental Health Crisis Deepens as St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center Closes Amid Layoffs and Safety Violations
St. Luke’s Behavioral Health Center in Phoenix closed abruptly, leaving employees laid off and sparking concerns over care for the city’s mentally vulnerable population amid an overstressed system.
University of Arizona and Pima County Health Department Unite to Distribute Free Narcan, Bolstering Overdose Prevention Measures on Campus
The University of Arizona has made Narcan available on campus to prevent drug overdose deaths, placing kits in AED cabinets and offering them through the Health Department and "Be in the Know" campaign.












