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WA public health leaders frustrated over CDC data purges

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“The CDC was something all clinicians say was the gold standard,” said Justin Gill, an urgent care nurse practitioner in the Everett area. “With concerning efficiency, it’s almost been turned into a laughingstock as far as ability of getting information.”

Many health care workers are “extremely frustrated,” said Gill, who is president of the Washington State Nurses Association.

WA public health leaders frustrated over CDC data purges

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