Physician Assistant in Williston, SC Accepting Medicare
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 Vickie Glover, PA Physician Assistant Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 13649 Church Street, Williston, SC 29853 Phone: 803-266-0060 Fax: 803-266-0042 |
 Mr. Richard Jeremy Wallace, PA-C Physician Assistant Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 13649 Church Street, Williston, SC 29853 Phone: 803-266-0060 Fax: 803-266-0042 |
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Forbes features interview with president of Friends of Global Fight
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Congress urged to stop child maltreatment deaths
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Financial Times examines rise in public, private sector global partnerships for aid delivery
"New models of financing and delivering development programmes are bringing far-reaching changes to the international public sector," with " traditional government-to-government transactions … giving way to complex networks of partners - some of them from the private sector - to provide everything from antiretroviral drugs and girls' education to emergency food supplies," the Financial Times reports in a piece that explores why such changes are taking place and their implications for future funding.
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