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Vandalia makes signage to remind residents of social distancing

by WDTN.com Staff / Apr 8, 2020

VANDALIA, Ohio (WDTN) - The City of Vandalia is placing signage around the city as part of an effort to encourage residents to be safe and continue practicing social distancing.

“Vandalia has 11 City parks offering residents plenty of green space to help them ward off cabin fever,” Mayor Richard Herbst explained to 2 NEWS in an email. “But in order to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, we need people to do their part to protect themselves. Social Distancing, frequent handwashing and the avoidance of touching hard surfaces in the general public are ways we can all mitigate the spread of this virus.”

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Premier Health upgrades EMS software for easier, safer handoffs at hospitals

by WDTN.com Staff / Apr 8, 2020

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Premier Health, in partnership with Pulsara, has adapted the company’s mobile communications platform for stroke patients to help EMS agencies when they arrive with patients suspected of having COVID-19.

“EMS can now send an alert to the receiving emergency department that a suspected COVID-19 patient is in transit and the emergency team can respond with the appropriate directions to enable a safer and efficient handoff,” said Candy Skidmore, VP of service integration for emergency, trauma, CareFlight, and EMS Center of Excellence, Premier Health.

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Greene County Sheriff’s deputy tests positive for COVID-19

by WDTN.com Staff / Apr 8, 2020

GREENE COUNTY, Ohio (WDTN) - A Greene County sheriff's deputy has tested positive for COVID-19.

According to the Xenia Daily Gazette, the deputy that tested positive has been off of work for a couple of weeks and is currently in the hospital.

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