Wed., Nov. 20, 2019 Alexis Skjelbred dreamed at an early age of becoming a nurse. With academic struggles because of test anxiety, she gave up that idea during high school Continue reading →

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PEA REANG, Cambodia Far outside the increasingly modern capital of Phnom Penh, out amid countless waterlogged rice paddies and farms of pink lotus blossoms where villagers eat deep-fried tarantulas as a treat, a survivor lies in a hospital bed tethered to brand new medical equipment. The genocide she lived through as a teenage girl wiped out a third of Cambodias population Continue reading →

Two years after a horrific attack at a Las Vegas hotel became the deadliest shooting in modern American history, a California woman who was shot and paralyzed that night has died. The woman, Kim Gervais, 57, was a country music fan, small-business owner and mother of two daughters Continue reading →

SUS-191121-121801001 Published: 14:53 Friday 22 November 2019 Ex-cardiac patients who volunteer to help other patients rehabilitate following a heart attack or heart procedure have been recognised for their support to cardiac rehabilitation. Nine volunteers with over 45 years of cardiac rehabilitation experience between them were presented with certificates by the nursing team to mark their invaluable contribution to the cardiac rehabilitation at Eastbourne DGH. Amy Pennells, acting cardiac rehabilitation sister, said, The Eastbourne cardiac rehabilitation volunteers are quite simply amazing. Continue reading →

Drones May Have a Role in Healthcare After All Although todays drones dont have the capability of administering CPR for a cardiac arrest victim, Jessica Zegre-Hemsey shared that they still might be able to increase the victim's chances of survival. Continue reading →

The long-awaited inspection of the structure of Guam Memorial Hospital by the Army Corps of Engineers has found that our only public hospital "won't collapse tomorrow"; "existing roof system has exceeded its useful life"; and much of the hospital needs replacing. The general issues identified by the 13-member parade of engineers have been previously identified year after year by numerous hospital administrators, elected officials, media partners, patients, and health care professionals Continue reading →