AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSNAP Cost Shift: Indiana’s SNAP program faces a major funding squeeze as a new federal cost-sharing rule boosts the state’s administrative burden from 50% to 75% starting Oct. 1, with possible future benefit-cost add-ons tied to payment error rates. Public Health & Vaccines: A measles outbreak story underscores the push for evidence-based leadership, as Pennsylvania reports a second child death tied to measles amid rising cases. D.C. Campus Compliance: Georgetown University will update its sexual misconduct response after a D.C. law took effect June 30, including adding confidential resource advisors and requiring a second training for students. Local Health Access: A library in the region is rolling out blood pressure checks through the American Heart Association’s Libraries with Heart initiative, aiming to make screening easier. Healthcare Leadership: Baptist Health Richmond named Marcie Backus, DNP, as vice president and chief nursing officer, elevating a long-time internal leader focused on patient safety and quality. Housing Review: A D.C.-area zoning board continues review of two Chapter 40B affordable housing projects on Sandwich Road, with residents raising concerns about cumulative impacts.
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