Franciscan Health held a blessing and dedication yesterday afternoon at Franciscan Health Outpatient Pediatric Therapy Homewood and the new primary care clinic for Specialty Physicians of Illinois, LLC. (SPI) The SPI providers choose to practice at Franciscan Health Olympia Fields. The blessing and dedication was led by Chaplain Fr. Phil Cyscon. "God, the comforter of the afflicted and the strength of the weak, has brought us together. May we be more fully aware of His presence within us, among us and surrounding us. And may we continue to reach out with loving support and concern for all those whose lives we touch."
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Boost Your Skills in Pediatric Pharmacotherapy - Upcoming CE Session! Calling all healthcare professionals! Stay updated on the latest developments in pediatric pharmacotherapy and enhance your skills in treating children and adolescents. Join our upcoming Continuing Education (CE) session, designed to provide you with the knowledge and expertise to deliver top-notch care. 📅 Date: 4-May-2024 ⏰ Time: 2:00pm - 3:00 pm 📍 Location: Zoom https://shorturl.at/yDEQ6 #PediatricPharmacotherapy #CEsession #Healthcare Professionals #ContinuingEducation
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2 pediatric programs any system could adopt to improve care: Between 2008 and 2022, U.S. hospitals closed nearly one-third of pediatric inpatient units, but the demand for pediatric care has continued to rise. http://dlvr.it/THYY38
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The presence of pediatric emergency care coordinators (PECCs) in emergency departments was variably associated with improved quality-of-care measures, particularly in reducing unnecessary imaging in pediatric patients. https://ja.ma/3ZN7BpM
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