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When the spirit moves into the hospital
... to provide a systematic national overview of hospital chaplaincy based on the American Hospital Association's annual survey of hospitals. The study collected data from 1980-85; 1992-93, and ...Checking In: Will Americans Accept Greener Hotel Rooms?
Compared to hotels abroad, the American hospitality industry does not yet have much of a culture of saving resources -- but some say changes are coming.Hospitals offering massages, acupuncture
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 (UPI) -- U.S. hospitals are increasingly adding complementary and alternative medicine, or CAM, to conventional services, the American Hospital Association said.Hospitals demonstrate surgical safety checklist drops deaths and complications by more than a third
... research fellow at HSPH and the Massachusetts General Hospital, and the article's lead author. "Even many clinicians ... represent two-thirds of American hospitals. IHI President and CEO Donald M. Berwick ...Study finds US hospitals extremely slow to adopt electronic health records, citing cost
... edition. The national survey, conducted in 2008, was sent to all acute-care hospitals that are members of the American Hospital Association; responses came from 2,952 hospitals, or approximately 63 ...Study: Bariatric surgery patients have 67 percent lower chance of complications at top hospitals
... Fourth Annual Bariatric Surgery Trends in American Hospitals Study released today identifies 88 ... . Patients in Vermont, on average, spent the most time in the hospital (3.26 days), while patients in ...Vital Signs: Prevention: Hospitals Expand Their No-Smoking Zones
Many American hospitals are expanding their existing bans on smoking, prohibiting smoking on all hospital property and making their entire campuses smoke-free, a new survey reports.Researchers create safer alternative to heparin
... in the lab. Heparin is used around the globe and is among the most widely used drugs in American hospitals. The main source of this heparin is the intestines of foreign livestock and the risk of ...What we 'know' may not be so, when it comes to the uninsured and ERs
... very strong that the overall cause of ED overcrowding is an "input-throughput-output" problem at American hospitals. Patients come to the ED for treatment, and under federal law the ED cannot turn ...Marked improvement in body image, physical stamina, post-surgical pectus patients report
... Pediatrics. The study, conducted at 11 North American hospitals, involved telephone interviews of more than 200 ... Center, Dallas, Tx.; Children's Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, Mo.; Cincinnati Children' ...There's a life-saving medical device sitting on your sink
... , say Tel Aviv University nurses, should be added to the routine. Although nurses in some American hospitals already practice toothbrushing on ventilated patients, these new results may convince ...Osteoporosis drug may save lives by strengthening immune system
... for some time. Up to 25 percent of the 345,000 Americans hospitalized annually with hip fractures die within a year of their fracture. Typically, most patients die from cardiovascular ...
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