Registered Nurse in Williamsburg, KY Accepting Medicare
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 Christy Renee Elliott, APRN Registered Nurse - Medical-Surgical Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 402 Cumberland Ave, Williamsburg, KY 40769 Phone: 606-549-2656 |
Megan Hill, WHNP-BC Registered Nurse Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 402 Cumberland Ave, Williamsburg, KY 40769 Phone: 606-549-2656 |
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U.N. meeting on NCDs concludes with pledges to fight chronic diseases
World leaders on Tuesday "pledged to take wide-ranging action to prevent millions of deaths from cancer, diabetes, and heart and lung disease by tackling the key causes - smoking, excessive drinking, lack of exercise and unhealthy diets dominated by fast food," but the "declaration approved at the first-ever General Assembly meeting on chronic diseases which ended Tuesday left unanswered the question of coordinating an international response to what the leaders called 'a challenge of epidemic proportions,'" the Associated Press/CBS News reports.
Skills for Health and Health Education England introduce new free Oral Healthcare Elearning course
Skills for Health and Health Education England are launching a new free Oral Healthcare Elearning course to support anyone interested in learning more about oral health and mouth care. It will be particularly useful for those providing care for others.
Arrhythmia Alliance launches 'Know Your Pulse' global awareness campaign on World Heart Rhythm Week
Arrhythmia Alliance, the Heart Rhythm Charity, announced today the results of a survey conducted in Europe that showed a large number of respondents ignore basic measures to check for potential cardiac arrhythmias, or heart rhythm disorders. To raise awareness of the importance of pulse checking and to inform people about how to take their pulse, the Arrhythmia Alliance will open 2010 World Heart Rhythm Week (7-13 June) with the launch of the global awareness campaign 'Know Your Pulse'.
CMR 'may be preferable' to SPECT for CHD prognosis
Long-term follow-up of the CE-MARC study suggests that cardiovascular magnetic resonance could be a better predictor of cardiovascular events than single-photon emission computed tomography in patients with coronary heart disease.
New ultrasound technique can help determine severity of muscle loss in critically ill patients
Researchers have identified a new technique that can help determine the severity of muscle loss in critically ill patients. The breakthrough could lead to new research to help prevent muscle-wasting and new therapeutic interventions to help treat critically ill patients.
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