Archive for May 2024

Alec Stratford, the registrar of the Nova Scotia College of Social Workers, said he’s been surprised by the department’s lack of accurate data about caseloads for all of the eight years he’s been in his role.

Scheer and Foster debate and discuss the conditions in America that led to the ideas presented in Foster’s new book, The Guarantee: Inside the Fight for America’s Next Economy. The main idea in Foster’s book suggests that a new sort of paradigm has emerged throughout the Biden administration and in response to the pandemic, where the guarantee of income and healthcare no longer faces the same stigma it once did.

Dozens of students and faculty members were arrested at a demonstration last month at New York University.

The chairman of the Social Workers Registration Board has stressed that the statutory body reviews every application on a case-by-case basis, after the government suggested the board might have erred in renewing and approving licences from people who had committed serious crimes.

Researchers have found that 54% of older American Indians have cognitive impairment, including 10% with dementia, highlighting a significant disparity with the rates of cognitive impairment and dementia in the general American population.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation is among the specialized services available at the new UW Medicine Center for Behavioral Health and Learning, on the UW Medical Center-Northwest campus in North Seattle.