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DFW Healthcare Brief: AMN Makes a Recruitment Acquisition and UTSW Is The Top Healthcare Employer for Diversity
Plus Health Wildcatters is accepting applicants, TMA's student of the year is from North Texas, and more.
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Will Maddox
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DFW Healthcare Brief: Children’s Health Takes On Mental Health and Texas Health Is the ‘Best Company to Work For’ in North Texas
Plus big wins for Soleo Health and Integer Health, and a dental acquisition for Prism Health North Texas.
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Will Maddox

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DFW Healthcare Brief: Texas Health Joins Drone Delivery Service and Medical City Sweeps Best Place to Have a Baby in North Texas
Plus a Texas Oncology reorganization, an urgent care rebrand, and more.
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Will Maddox
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DFW Healthcare Brief: North Texas Pediatrician Assumes TMA Presidency and a Local Cardiologist Is President-Elect
Plus TMA names John Carlo to its board, honors UTSW, and names other North Texas physicians to leadership.
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Will Maddox
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DFW Healthcare Brief: Tenet Nurses Cry Foul and Irving’s Inform Diagnostics Acquired for $170M
Plus C-suite changes for TimelyMD and Medical City Plano's burn unit verification.
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Will Maddox
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DFW Healthcare Brief: UT Southwestern Ranked as Top Primary Care and Research School and Healthgrades Latest Safety Rankings
Plus DRC's healthcare job efforts and North Texas' largest ENT practice expands.
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Will Maddox

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Dallas Will Spend Over $300,000 to Make Sure the Downtown Pegasus Won’t Fall On You
At Wednesday's City Council meeting, an emergency request to spend almost $360,000 evolved into a discussion about how Dallas got stuck footing the bill to keep the iconic Pegasus sign sitting safely atop the Magnolia Hotel for 88 years and counting.
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DFW Healthcare Brief: Medical City President Erol Akdamar Named THA Board Chair and PGA of America Partners With UTSW
Plus Parkland Health's CIO award, a local Patriot Award winner, and more.
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Will Maddox

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Dallas May Be OK With Modest Density Increases, But Would It Help?
Dallas homeowners are OK with slight increases in density via ADUs, duplexes, and triplexes, but the city doesn’t make it easy to build these things.

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News Bites: A Rush of New Italian in Dallas
Carbone is finally open in the Design District and Sassetta migrates downtown.
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Rachel Colman