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MedCity News
State health departments have largely been left to draft up plans, despite facing slashed budgets and limited staff — while also managing outbreaks, contact tracing and other facets of the pandemic. “It just becomes more and more complex. It’s falling to an agency that has limited staff to execute this well,” Tamyra Porter, a partner with Guidehouse, said in an interview.
