Heather Knox is a Digital Producer at KSFY-TV. She specializes in covering court proceedings, public education, and school administration, while also exploring the intersection of these topics with event management software. Her work has been featured in KSFY-TV, KTTC NBC 10, FOX2548 & WIProud, WEAU 13 News, Wsaw-tv, and DocWire News.
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Eau Claire, United States (Local)
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Heather's coverage revolves around local news, emphasizing crime and accidents, with a significant portion dedicated to breaking news and evolving stories. Given this focus, she may be more responsive to pitches providing insights or perspectives on ongoing local criminal cases, accident investigations, or key political developments in the area she covers.
As her focus is primarily on local events and incidents, sources with direct involvement in the covered incidents or those who can provide unique insights into them would likely capture Heather's attention. Additionally, experts familiar with local government processes and election dynamics could find an audience within her coverage scope.
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A new study from JAMA Network Open suggests physician-led deals may improve care delivery while creating ongoing operational tensions within health systems.
A structured mental skills program for healthcare leaders was associated with measurable improvements in workplace engagement.
A new analysis from Health Affairs Scholar suggests that nurses with disabilities earn substantially less than their peers without disabilities.
A healthcare system built its fundraising operation and generated more than $1 billion in philanthropic support over 21 years by expanding its focus on major donors.
Nurses working three consecutive day or evening shifts experienced substantially less fatigue compared with those working consecutive nights, according to a study of rotating-shift hospital staff. Researchers found that more than half of night-shift work hours were spent in a fatigued state. The findings offer healthcare employers specific scheduling changes that could help reduce fatigue-related risks and support workforce sustainability. The authors published their results in the Journal of Nursing Management.
Health systems looking to reduce patient confusion around where to seek care may find a useful model in an AI-powered digital triage platform implemented at Mount Sinai Health System. Researchers reported that the tool helped guide patients to appropriate care settings, generated high user satisfaction scores, and operated at scale without reported safety incidents during its first year of use. Early results were reported in NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery.
