Physician Assistant in Chester, MT Accepting Medicare
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 Mr. Patrick T Armstrong, PA-C Physician Assistant Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 418 West Monroe, Chester, MT 59522 Phone: 406-759-5181 Fax: 406-759-5105 |
Jeffery T. Chelmo, PA Physician Assistant Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 418 West Monroe, Chester, MT 59522 Phone: 406-759-5194 Fax: 406-759-5105 |
 Jill Elizabeth Leblanc, PA Physician Assistant Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 418 West Monroe Avenue, Chester, MT 59522 Phone: 406-759-5194 Fax: 406-759-5105 |
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Collaborative relationships between nurses and physicians decrease rates of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in critical care, according to an article in the April issue of Critical Care Nurse.
Dementia caregivers design robots for alleviating stress and increasing joyful moments
Building robots that can help people with dementia has been a longtime goal for roboticists. Yet until now, no one has sought to survey informal caregivers, such as family members, about what characteristics and roles these robots should have.
Researchers generate new reporter system to study bone regeneration potential of embryonic stem cells
A new reporter system used to study the bone regeneration potential of human embryonic stem cells has been generated in research led by the University of Minnesota. The new reporter system is the first of its kind for human pluripotent stem cells and is important for identifying certain agents and pathways that mediate early stages of human bone development.
Fndings could lead to a treatment for idiopathic interstitial pneumonia
An incurable, deadly lung disorder, "idiopathic interstitial pneumonia" (IIP), whose causes were mysterious arises from a combination of a genetic predisposition and damage due to inhaled chemicals, notably from cigarette smoking, Duke University Medical Center researchers have found.
Study examines effect of low-dose vancomycin to treat clostridium difficile infection
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