Speech-Language Pathologists in Leland, IL Accepting Medicare
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 Kelsey Mattson, CCC-SLP Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 200 W Lundy Ln, Leland, IL 60531 Phone: 815-970-5458 |
Rachel Ramirez Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 370 N Main St, Leland, IL 60531 Phone: 815-495-3231 |
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Simple hand hygiene procedures can be key to improve compliance rates
As the threat of AMR grows, hand hygiene compliance will become critical, but it is often difficult for healthcare environments to maintain. One of the best ways to improve compliance rates is to make the procedures quick and easy to follow – without undermining their efficacy.
New York - Due to changing blood donor criteria, donor deferral rates have been increasing since 1999
Due to changing blood donor criteria, donor deferral rates have been increasing since 1999 with trend lines predicting additional deferral increases. This predicament has created a critical demand for new people to step forward to donate to ensure there is an adequate supply of blood for hospital patients in New York and New Jersey who require life-saving transfusions, reports New York Blood Center (NYBC) officials.
Pharmaceutical industry should invest more in NTDs
In this Forbes opinion piece, contributor Sarika Bansal examines "what needs to happen for the pharmaceutical industry, academic researchers, and other key players to begin investing more seriously in" neglected tropical diseases.
Researchers explore how brain circuitry and learning changes over time
New research shows our brains are a lot more chaotic than previously thought, and that this might be a good thing. Neurobiologists at the University of Maryland have discovered information about how the brain processes sound that challenges previous understandings of the auditory cortex, which had suggested an organization based on precise neuronal maps.
Suicide now the leading cause of injury mortality in the U.S.
A published study by researchers from the West Virginia University School of Public Health and Injury Control Research Center found that suicide has now passed motor vehicle traffic crashes as the leading cause of injury deaths in the United States. Additionally, the disease rate has been declining while the injury rate has been rising.
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