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Flood International Consulting
Agency has been working hard to develop
innovative projects to improve healthcare in the State
of Louisiana. Healthcare in Louisiana has suffered in
the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. That catastrophic
event, in addition to many other issues, has only served
to magnify the state's healthcare problems. Poor access
to medical care in underserved areas and cutbacks in
medical educational programs are factors exacerbating
the problem of inadequate healthcare availability for
all of Louisiana's citizens. Flood International Consulting
Agency wants to reverse these negative trends affecting
healthcare in Louisiana. The benefits of creating a
new medical school include stimulation of the economy
(obviously a very important benefit.)
One of the major projects we are promoting
is legislation to explore the
viability of creating a new medical school in the central,
most underserved
part of Louisiana. As of May 28, 2008, Flood International
Consulting Agency
has been instrumental in the introduction of a resolution
(HCR
163) by House
Representative Franklin J. Foil in conjunction with
assistance of state
legislators. The creation of a new medical school, in
relationship with an
established accredited university, will improve the
delivery of healthcare
to the people of Louisiana, expand educational opportunities
and will
stimulate economic growth by the creation of many new
jobs.
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May 2, 2008:
Dr. Flood in talks with Louisiana
colleges to expand nursing programs.
April 15, 2008:
New Iberia photographer seeks
marketing services from the Agency.
April 4, 2008:
Fusion Health and Fitness to
offer two new camp programs.
January 3, 2008:
FICA expands into a new
office complex as service demand increases.
November 25, 2007:
Fusion Health and Fitness
utilizes FICA's marketing services.
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