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December 15

  • Should for-profits be members of CHA?
  • Vatican conference raises awareness of adult stem cell advances
  • Lourdes class teaches surgery patients to lower stress levels
  • Mercy gives immigrants passport to health care jobs
  • In Christmas symbolism
  • Catholic university offers formation program
  • Three eastern New York health care providers merge
  • Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa to add patient tower
  • Experts prescribe an attitude of gratitude
  • Hospitals should encourage clinicians to act on their values
  • Papal honor goes to Sr. Patricia Eck
  • Squirrel rallies for Cardinal Glennon
  • Structured approach helps St. John connect uninsured to specialists
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    Catholic Health World

    December 15, 2011 Volume 27, Number 22

     

  • Should for-profits be members of CHA?

    A special CHA task force is studying the question of whether for-profit health care organizations that also maintain Catholic identity should be allowed to continue membership in the association.

    Vatican conference raises awareness of adult stem cell advances

    Over 200 scientists, physicians, clergy, theologians, ethicists, educators and policy makers met at the Vatican Nov. 9-11 for the first international Vatican conference on the use and promise of adult stem cells in medical treatment.

    Lourdes class teaches surgery patients to lower stress levels

    When Joe Knorr was diagnosed with prostate cancer in August, he says he was "flooded with emotions — all of them negative.

    Mercy gives immigrants passport to health care jobs

    Josephine Ciin, 34, was a nurse employed at a private hospital in Myanmar before she fled her war-torn country in 2003 to seek refuge in Malaysia.

    In Christmas symbolism

    Christmas holds a special place in our hearts. Family gatherings. Christmas trees. Lights and gifts. But it is so much more.

    Catholic university offers formation program

    A new nine-month leadership formation course from a Catholic university in Minneapolis–St. Paul is designed to strengthen team components of Catholic health care leadership.

    Three eastern New York health care providers merge

    Two Catholic health care providers and a secular provider — all in eastern New York's Capital Region — have merged to form a new organization called St. Peter's Health Partners.

    Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa to add patient tower

    To address capacity concerns, Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa, Okla., plans to add a $200 million patient tower and trauma emergency center by summer 2014.

    Experts prescribe an attitude of gratitude

    In the mid-1980s, my wife, two young daughters and I lived in a poor urban neighborhood on the outskirts of Quito, Ecuador.

    Hospitals should encourage clinicians to act on their values

    When clinicians feel that they cannot act upon their convictions in providing patient care — and when this happens on a regular basis where they practice — they can experience distress and burnout.

    Papal honor goes to Sr. Patricia Eck

    Sr. Patricia Eck, CBS, has received a top papal honor from the Vatican in recognition of her service to the Catholic Church.

    Squirrel rallies for Cardinal Glennon

    It's been a heady ride for "Rally Squirrel," the bushy-tailed rodent St. Louis Cardinals fans credit for bringing luck to a wild-card team that went on to National League Division and World Series victories.

    Structured approach helps St. John connect uninsured to specialists

    When it comes to getting specialty care, uninsured people in Detroit have supply and demand working against them.

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