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House subcommittee advances wide-ranging healthcare measure

House subcommittee advances wide-ranging healthcare measure

by Capitolist Staff | Jan 29, 2026

A wide-ranging health and human services measure advanced in the Florida House on Thursday after clearing its first committee stop. The Florida House of Representatives Health Care Facilities & Systems Subcommittee voted favorably on HB 693, sending the bill to...
CRNA group backs bills addressing projected anesthesia shortages

CRNA group backs bills addressing projected anesthesia shortages

by Capitolist Staff | Jan 29, 2026

The Florida Association of Nurse Anesthesiology (FANA) is urging lawmakers to update state health care laws as Florida faces growing demand for anesthesia services driven by population growth, an aging demographic, and projected workforce retirements. The group says...
Florida Poly awarded $2.9M to expand AI, cybersecurity training lab

Florida Poly awarded $2.9M to expand AI, cybersecurity training lab

by Capitolist Staff | Jan 29, 2026

Florida Polytechnic University has been awarded nearly $3 million in federal funding to expand its cybersecurity and artificial intelligence programs through the creation of a new Public Service Applied Innovation Laboratory, university officials said on Thursday. The...
Put Patients First: Free CRNAs to Do the Critical Work They Have Trained For

Put Patients First: Free CRNAs to Do the Critical Work They Have Trained For

by Dr. Ryan Shores | Jan 29, 2026

As the director of the Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, (CRNA), program at the University of North Florida, I have been charged with graduating as many doctorally prepared advanced practice nurses as I can in response to the continual anesthesia provider...
Florida joins federal K-12 education tax credit program beginning in 2027

Florida joins federal K-12 education tax credit program beginning in 2027

by Capitolist Staff | Jan 28, 2026

Florida has opted into a new federal tax credit program that allows taxpayers to receive credits for contributions supporting K-12 education expenses, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Wednesday. The decision allows Florida residents to participate in the Federal Education...
Associated Industries of Florida Endorses Byron Donalds for Governor

Associated Industries of Florida Endorses Byron Donalds for Governor

by Capitolist Staff | Jan 27, 2026

Associated Industries of Florida, one of the state’s most influential business organizations, on Tuesday endorsed Republican U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds in the race for Florida governor. In a statement, AIF President and CEO Brewster Bevis said the group supports Donalds...
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    House subcommittee advances wide-ranging healthcare measure
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    CRNA group backs bills addressing projected anesthesia shortages
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    Florida Poly awarded $2.9M to expand AI, cybersecurity training lab
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    Put Patients First: Free CRNAs to Do the Critical Work They Have Trained For
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