Occupational Therapists in Providence Forge, VA Accepting Medicare
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 Jump Start Home Care, Llc Occupational Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 5373 Aristocrat Dr, Providence Forge, VA 23140 Phone: 804-557-5255 Fax: 804-557-5255 |
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Treatment of down syndrome in mice restores nerve growth in cerebellum
Researchers at Johns Hopkins restored the normal growth of specific nerve cells in the cerebellum of mouse models of Down syndrome (DS) that were stunted by this genetic condition. The cerebellum is the rear, lower part of the brain that controls signals from the muscles to coordinate balance and motor learning.
CDC chooses PHI's CHLP for new national leadership development program
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has selected the Center for Health Leadership and Practice (CHLP) at the Public Health Institute (PHI) to run a new national program focused on improving community health by developing collaborative, multi-sectoral leadership teams across the country.
Familiar themes, deadlocks emerge in deficit panel developments
USA Today reports on the strategies interest groups are employing to reach the "super committee's" members. And, Reuters reports the Medigap plans are one of the items being considered by the panel for cuts.
Portland's Dana Gray and Jonathan Hill honored with AAPA's Physician-PA Partnership Award
Dana Gray, PA-C, of Portland, Ore., along with his physician partner, Jonathan Hill, MD, received the American Academy of Physician Assistants' 2010 Physician-PA Partnership Award at the organization's 38th Annual Physician Assistant Conference in Atlanta yesterday. The team has provided quality, broad-based trauma and cardiothoracic care to medically underserved populations in the Portland area for more than 15 years.
Doctors-in-training must employ etiquette-based communications to improve medical recovery, patient satisfaction
Johns Hopkins investigators have found that doctors-in-training are unlikely to introduce themselves fully to hospitalized patients or sit down to talk to them eye-to-eye, despite research suggesting that courteous bedside manners improve medical recovery along with patient satisfaction.
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