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Kansas City Business Journal: Kansas City ORBIE Leadership Award Recipient Debe Gash on Technology’s Role in the Patient and Physician Experience
The program honors current or former chief information officers who have a proven track record of successful technology leadership, made significant contributions to the Kansas City technology and business community and inspired others through their personal, professional and civic contributions.
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Hedrick Medical Center Auxiliary Awards 2023 Scholarships
The Hedrick Medical Center Auxiliary has awarded ten $500 scholarships to the following students pursuing degrees in the health care.
KMBC: New Kansas City Area Program Looks to Stem an Interest in Health Care for High Schoolers
A new pilot program is training high school students to become nursing assistants at Saint Luke's East Hospital.
Wright Memorial Hospital Awarded Multiple Designations for Stroke and Heart Attack
Wright Memorial earned The Joint Commission’s Acute Heart Attack Ready Certification and The Joint Commission’s Acute Stroke Ready Certification.
Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune: Hedrick Medical Center Receives 5-Star Rating from CMS
Hedrick Medical Center is one of only two critical access hospitals in Missouri to receive a five-star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
Saint Luke’s Recognized on U.S. News & World Report’s 2023 – 2024 Best Hospitals List
Saint Luke’s Health System honored in multiple categories for health care excellence
FOX4: KC Current Soccer Players Visit Saint Luke's Nursing Assistant Trainees
Some KC Current soccer players visited the new class of Saint Luke's nursing assistant trainees.
Health News You Can Use: Neuro-Oncology Program
Dr. Samuel Goldlust and Dr. Jonathan Breshears talk about Saint Luke's recently expanded Neuro-Oncology Program in this episode of Health News You Can Use.
KCTV: KC Current Players Visit Nursing Assistant Trainees at Saint Luke's
Some KC Current players got to see how nursing assistants in training at Saint Luke's prepare to take care of patients.
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U.S. News & World Report: Asian-Americans Less Likely to Survive Cardiac Arrest Despite Equal CPR Efforts
Asian adults in the U.S. who suffer cardiac arrest are less likely to survive than white adults, despite similar rates of receiving bystander CPR.