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  • Mission leaders learn basic language of hospital financial discussions
  • Program yields adult stem cells for researchers
  • Providence St. Peter brings 'frequent flyers' down to earth
  • Sr. Ney served in eldercare, acute care, sponsorship
  • St. Anthony's completes campus renovation project
  • St. Claire Regional partners with universities on health ed center
  • St. Joseph's Women's expands Tampa campus
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    Catholic Health World

    October 1, 2010 Volume 26, Number 17

     

  • Program yields adult stem cells for researchers
    Researchers are discovering that adult stem cells hold great potential as healing agents, and they could produce many life-saving products and therapies in the future.
    Providence St. Peter brings 'frequent flyers' down to earth
    The woman had undergone several surgeries after an auto accident. Lacking a regular physician, she showed up often in the emergency room, asking for strong pain pills.
    Alzheimer's patients prove ready for their close-ups
    A 15-year dementia care veteran, Amy Kruep of Mercy Franciscan at West Park in Cincinnati has witnessed Alzheimer's rob patients of their memories, their confidence and their strength. But she also has observed patients with dementia create paintings, play music and tell stories. And now, they are starring in a movie.
    St. Claire Regional partners with universities on health ed center
    St. Claire Regional Medical Center of Morehead, Ky., has partnered with two Kentucky universities to open a health education center that administrators said will benefit rural communities in the northeastern part of the state.
    Mission leaders learn basic language of hospital financial discussions
    The financial health of a hospital or system has a direct bearing on how well the organization can achieve its mission. That's why it is important for mission leaders to have a firm grasp upon their facility's finances and be able to contribute to solutions when challenges arise.
    St. Anthony's completes campus renovation project
    St. Anthony's Medical Center of St. Louis has wrapped up a $90 million campus construction project that it began in June 2006.
    Sr. Ney served in eldercare, acute care, sponsorship
    Sr. Elizabeth (Betty) Ney, CSJ, died at age 66 of brain cancer Sept. 8 at St. Louis' Nazareth Living Center. She had served in leadership roles throughout the Catholic health ministry for more than two decades.
    St. Joseph's Women's expands Tampa campus
    St. Joseph's Women's Hospital in Tampa, Fla., has broken ground on a $75 million expansion and technology upgrade that administrators said will improve neonatal and women's care.
    Symbols that communicate Catholic identity and vision
    A logo is a kind of shorthand for a brand promise, and when it comes to the logos of Catholic health systems and facilities, ministry leaders seek distinctive symbols that instantly telegraph their Catholic identity and vision.
    Keeping Up
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