Rawlins
Americannoun
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“You’re seeing people who were receiving chemotherapy infusions or were on a complex diabetic regimen,” said Rawlins, a former Harborview Medical Center nurse.
From Seattle Times
Months of work have helped thousands of Ukrainians, but it was hard to escape feelings of anxiety while surrounded by unpredictability, Rawlins said.
From Seattle Times
By the end of 2022, staffers noticed an increasing need for more mental health support and medications for chronic diseases, said Sarah Rawlins, another Washingtonian who flew to the region with Medical Teams twice last year.
From Seattle Times
Jim Rawlins, UC San Diego associate vice chancellor of enrollment management, said the campus strengthened efforts to make sure community college students and counselors understood the coursework needed to apply to certain majors.
From Los Angeles Times
“If little steps like that help a few students, then great, that’s our doing our part as good neighbors to the community colleges,” Rawlins said.
From Los Angeles Times
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