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Five Essential Tips for National Playground Safety Week 2024

Playground safety is a paramount concern for parents, educators, and community members alike. By implementing key strategies and guidelines, we can ensure that children enjoy their playtime while minimizing the risk of injuries. Here are five essential tips to observe during National Playground Safety Week in April 2024. Regular Inspections One of the most effective…

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What Are the Seven National Patient Safety Goals for Hospitals?

In the pursuit of delivering high-quality healthcare, patient safety stands as a paramount concern. The Joint Commission, a leading healthcare accreditation and certification organization, has outlined Seven National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs) to guide hospitals in their commitment to providing safe and effective care. These goals, updated periodically to align with emerging healthcare challenges, represent…

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Top 3 Mistakes Teen Drivers Make

Getting behind the wheel as a teenager is an exciting milestone. It represents newfound independence, but it also comes with significant responsibilities. Teen drivers often make mistakes that can lead to accidents and even fatalities. In this article, we’ll explore the top three mistakes that teen drivers commonly make, including speeding, poor visual scanning, and…

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Becoming a Licensed Driver in West Virginia

In West Virginia, those between the ages of 15 and 17 obtain their license through the Graduated Driver’s License (GDL) system. This allows a teenager to learn to drive in gradual steps as they develop expertise in increasingly complicated driving situations. There are various steps involved in the GDL process. Read on to learn about…

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What You Need to Know About Consumer Protection

Each year, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission recognizes the first full week of March as National Consumer Protection Week, an initiative to make people aware of their consumer rights and educate folks on how to protect and safeguard their financial well-being. These efforts have enhanced over time as the digital age has put many people…

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COVID-19 and Children’s Online Privacy

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly altered the way that we live our daily lives. The pandemic has affected children, particularly the time they spend online on various devices. Millions of children around the country had been forced to rely on home computers and other electronic devices for distance learning, recreational activities, social media, and more….

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Protecting Your Finances During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has created an unbelievable amount of financial stress for many individuals throughout the country. The hardships caused by job loss have sent ripple effects throughout the economy here in West Virginia. It is vital that you take steps to protect your finances and the financial health of your family. The CARES Act…

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Caregiver Stress and Elder Abuse

Caregivers face incredibly stressful situations on a daily basis. However, elder abuse is also common. Unfortunately, caregiver stress and elder abuse sometimes go hand in hand. Elder abuse is vastly understudied and underreported in the United States, but the reality is that much of the abuse that the elderly sustain is perpetrated by their caregivers….

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