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| Angel MedFlight Worldwide Air Ambulance Services today announces the arrival of Ms. Kristen Weivoda as Chief Operations Officer, as it accelerates growth of its operations in the worldwide air ambulance industry. |
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| Saint Clare's Health System, a member of the Catholic Health Initiatives, today announced that its Emergency Department 30 Minutes Door to Doctor Program has made emergency care more convenient and efficient for its patients by fast-tracking the emergency room process, resulting in an average wait time of 30 minutes or less for all non-critical emergency room patients. For more information about the Saint Clare's Health System, go to www.saintclares.org . |
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| LiveProcess, the leading healthcare solution for emergency preparedness and response, continues to expand nationally and gain wide acceptance as a first-to-market program for emergency managers today. |
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| Air ambulance services from AirMed packaged with Mayo Clinic Preferred Response to enhance leading luxury destination club member benefits |
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| With the addition of C. Christopher Eaton as Vice President of Business Development and the opening of the Boston office, Delphi will be able to better serve hospitals and physicians in the Northeast. |
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| Customer engagement leader The Pohly Company has received recognition by the Astrid Awards for its custom publication and inflight magazine Continental, published for Continental Airlines. |
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| Much more than bricks and mortar, the medical home model of care is changing the landscape of the healthcare industry. To track pilots and progress in this patient-centered model of care, the Healthcare Intelligence Network has launched a new complimentary monthly e-newsletter, The Medical Home Monitor. |
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| Noted Emergency Physician Richard Aghababian, MD, Discusses the Benefits of Telemedicine Use at Disaster Scenes. |
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| An InventHelp client from Boothwyn, Pa., has designed an easy-to-use, convenience-enhancing medical accessory. |
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| Increasing healthcare awareness amongst consumers, introduction of technologically advanced products such as non-contact thermometers, declining prices, growing utilization of disposable thermometers constitute key factors driving growth in the worldwide temperature monitoring devices market. By the year 2010, Temperature Monitoring Devices market is projected to reach $656 million. |
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