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Issues raised with NE DHHS use of InterRAI (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraskan Examiner) - Health professionals and parents raised concerns with a state advisory committee on Wednesday about Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services’ use of the InterRAI program. InterRAI is used to decided how much public funds people with intellectual and developmental disabilities can receive. Multiple health professionals and parents stated issues with the program, saying that typos, or if the disabled person was cared by their family at home, could sever
Issues raised with NE DHHS use of InterRAI (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraskan Examiner) - Health professionals and parents raised concerns with a state advisory committee on Wednesday about Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services’ use of the InterRAI program. InterRAI is used to decided how much public funds people with intellectual and developmental disabilities can receive. Multiple health professionals and parents stated issues with the program, saying that typos, or if the disabled person was cared by their family at home, could sever
At least 61 employees left Nebraska Department of Economic Development within 15 months (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Examiner) - After 26 years working in Nebraska’s Department of Economic Development, former director of field operations Sheryl Hiatt said she didn’t want to retire, but she felt she had no other option. According to Hiatt, changes made within the department — most of which came after Gov. Jim Pillen’s appointment of Maureen Larsen as interim director in July 2025 — made her time working there unpleasant enough that she chose to leave earlier than she previously planned.
At least 61 employees left Nebraska Department of Economic Development within 15 months (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Examiner) - After 26 years working in Nebraska’s Department of Economic Development, former director of field operations Sheryl Hiatt said she didn’t want to retire, but she felt she had no other option. According to Hiatt, changes made within the department — most of which came after Gov. Jim Pillen’s appointment of Maureen Larsen as interim director in July 2025 — made her time working there unpleasant enough that she chose to leave earlier than she previously planned.
At least 61 employees left Nebraska Department of Economic Development within 15 months (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Examiner) - After 26 years working in Nebraska’s Department of Economic Development, former director of field operations Sheryl Hiatt said she didn’t want to retire, but she felt she had no other option. According to Hiatt, changes made within the department — most of which came after Gov. Jim Pillen’s appointment of Maureen Larsen as interim director in July 2025 — made her time working there unpleasant enough that she chose to leave earlier than she previously planned.
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