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South Dakota health systems pay $160K for governor ad feature | Health IT

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Three health systems in South Dakota contributed more than $160,000 to emphasize the state’s shortage of nurses in the governor’s nationwide workforce recruitment advertising campaign, thedakotascout.com reported Jan. 4.

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South Dakota health systems pay $160K for governor ad feature | Health IT

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