Nurse Practitioner in Huger, SC Accepting Medicare
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 Ms. Margaretta C. Grimm, APN Nurse Practitioner - Adult Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1455 Hagan Ave., Huger, SC 29450 Phone: 843-336-6665 Fax: 843-336-6731 |
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Seventh Annual HealthGrades Maternity Care in Hospitals Study ranks Good Samaritan in top 5%
Good Samaritan Hospital's maternity care is in the top 5 percent in the nation for the third year in a row according to a new study issued today by HealthGrades, Inc., the independent ratings organization. The Seventh Annual HealthGrades Maternity Care in Hospitals Study used state-government data to compare hospitals in terms of complication rates for vaginal and C-section deliveries as well as neonatal mortality.
Patient participation in high-risk research could benefit novel drug trials
Individuals have a right to participate in risky research trials, which might harm their health or even kill them, and institutional review boards (known as research ethics committees in the UK) – which are responsible for deciding whether a particular research trial can take place in a given institution – are potentially impeding the progress of research by rejecting such studies on ethical grounds, according to a Viewpoint published in The Lancet today [Wednesday 18 September].
Study suggests that rigid contact lens users should switch to glasses 3 to 6 weeks before having pre-LASIK examinations
A study published in this month's issue of the Journal of Cataract and Refractive Surgery suggests that rigid contact lens users should stop using contacts and switch to glasses 3 to 6 weeks before having pre-LASIK examinations, rather than the traditional 3 weeks.
Study compares three natural surfactants used to treat babies with respiratory distress syndrome
A pig-derived surfactant given to premature babies whose lungs aren't yet making the lubricant reduces mortality rates by 19 percent over two other commercially-available surfactants, researchers say.
Louisiana Public Health Institute receives $2 million GE Foundation grant
The GE Foundation - the philanthropic organization of GE - announced today a $2 million grant to Louisiana Public Health Institute (LPHI), as part of GE's Developing Health program. This grant will underwrite a program led by School Health Connection (SHC) in Orleans Parish, LA, to provide students with increased access to healthcare through school-based health centers.
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