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… immunizations are administered (newborn, 2 weeks through 18 months, kindergarten, seventh grade and older teen) should not even be delayed.    What are the risks of skipping these … best things you can do to keep your children safe and healthy right now.  As always, please contact your provider’s office by phone or via the patient portal with any questions or concerns. …

… 2015 Annual Conference in Philadelphia on April 25, Michele Higgins, PharmD, M.B.A., pharmacy informatics coordinator, and Marie Kozel, M.B.A., R.N.C.-B.C., service executive for …

… If you’ve been wandering the pharmacy medicine aisle, wondering which pain medication is right for you, you’re definitely not …

… music or sounds of the natural world help you concentrate. There are also numerous videos online to help you – many with someone leading you through an exercise. If step-by-step … approach to effectively managing it. If you continue to have a difficult time, be sure to contact your primary care provider. …

… “This is a great resource. It helps to connect concepts learned in the classroom with a real-world application,” said Timothy Noonan, an NMC student. Cadaver supplementation  Anatomage … with unique diseases. Users are able to visualize their anatomies exactly as they would on real cadavers. “You look at this, and it looks like a real person,” Bouckaert said. “The technology is incredible.” The Anatomage Table won’t replace …

… which created new standards for patient and population outcomes. Dr. Linda Foley, director of online graduate nursing for Nebraska Methodist College, has been a chief proponent of the new online specialization option, which will see its first class of students begin next fall. “While … policies that will improve care within hospital systems for years to come.” Three options, all online, will be available for nurses pursuing their informatics education. The RN to MSN degree …

… "I know when I first shaved my head, it was really hard to ... it made everything feel real. Like the cancer was real," she said. "And then putting the wig on just made everything feel better." KMTV:  Scare …

… in order to conserve supplies, said Paula Danekas, the hospital’s service executive for pharmacy. Omaha World-Herald's Julie Anderson: Area hospitals making adjustments in face of …

… to make an impact in people’s lives. He initially wanted to be an NFL player, but his sixth grade teacher encouraged him to instead look for a career where he could improve people’s quality …

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