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"Healthcare is not 'gig work,' and nurses and health professionals cannot simply drop into a facility like an Uber driver and safely provide care without the institutional knowledge, training, coordination, and familiarity with systems, policies, equipment, patient populations, and care teams that are essential to protecting patient safety. Continuity, experience within a specific clinical environment, and investment in a stable workforce are critical components of safe patient care."![]()
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ONA Director of Government Relations and Advocacy Kelli Hykes testified in the Senate Health Committee today on SB 423. Read ONA's full testimony, ohiosenate.gov/committees/health/meetings/cmte_s_health_1_2026-05-20-1030_1293
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