In a statement issued to Arkansas Business, Bruce Murphy, the hospital’s president and CEO, said the workforce reduction happened in light of the “changing healthcare landscape.”
“Unfortunately, job elimination has been part of our proactive improvement of our performance,” the statement said.
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