Journals By Industry - Children's Hospitals

ABSTRACT This phenomenological study examined the experience of being the father of a child with severe cerebral palsy (CP). Participants were selected using purposive sampling. Two interviews were conducted with 6 English-speaking, biological...

By Ed Ziegler (Commentary) Most people do not appreciate how powerful a weapon, propaganda can be. Our enemies the Islamists, the Jihadists, the Muslim terrorists, definitely realize how powerful it is and take...

LOS ANGELES -- Two leaders from the home furnishings industry will receive The Spirit of Life[R] Award, City of Hope's most prestigious philanthropic honor at the institution's 2012 Spirit of Life Award dinner...

Former Northwest Hospital & Medical Center COO Joins North Seattle Proton Therapy Center Opening in Spring 2013 SEATTLE -- ProCure Treatment Centers, Inc., (ProCure) and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) have named Annika...

Leading Research Institution Chooses Automation Solution to Meet New HHS Rules CHICAGO -- Huron Consulting Group (NASDAQ: HURN), a leading provider of business consulting services, today announced that Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center...

CHICAGO -- Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers is proud to announce the launch of Cerebral Palsy Lawyers FAQ, a new website devoted to informing parents of children with cerebral palsy of their medical and legal...

Helping Pediatric Hospitals Improve Patient Satisfaction SAN DIEGO -- To help pediatric hospitals provide consistently superior levels of patient engagement, education, and child-focused programming, Skylight Healthcare Systems, the leading provider of interactive patient...

Pro bono projects focus on five core areas of business CHICAGO -- Public Communications Inc. (PCI) is celebrating its 50th anniversary year in 2012 by honoring its founders and heritage through a series...

Banking Fulton Bank; in Mount Laurel, has announced two promotions: * Thomas Harrity has been promoted to senior lender and executive vice president, overseeing the state of New Jersey. He previously was an...

Physicians working side-by-side at CPMC SAN FRANCISCO & STANFORD, Calif. -- California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC), part of the Sutter Health network, and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford have announced formation of...

* "UnitedHealth HEROES" grants support local programs that engage children as learners and leaders of healthy habits * Community-focused, service-learning initiative by UnitedHealthcare and Youth Service America MINNETONKA, Minn. -- As childhood obesity...

-- Two-year deal keeps Sutter facilities in Aetna's network -- SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Aetna (NYSE: AET) and Sutter Health today announced that they have reached agreement on a two-year contract renewal maintaining network...

LOS ANGELES -- As 2012 begins and we focus on our New Year's resolutions, Health Net, Inc. (NYSE: HNT) wants to remind you that one of the best gifts we can give to...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Strategic Behavioral Health, LLC (SBH), a national provider of inpatient and outpatient services, announced that effective January 1, 2012, it has acquired the assets of Montevista Hospital (Montevista) and Red...

Three amazing children to be featured on product canisters PORTLAND, Ore. -- Little Busy Bodies, Inc. today announced the three winners of its extremely popular "Snot Your Average Kid" search after five months...

New report addresses one million frontline health worker shortage WASHINGTON -- A new and diverse coalition of 15 major global health organizations - including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Save the Children,...

MoneyGram Also Announces $10,000 Donation to Bulgarian Christmas Initiative SOFIA, Bulgaria -- MoneyGram International (NYSE:MGI), a leading global money transfer company, announced today it signed an agreement with the Bulgarian Post Office to...

LEWISVILLE, Texas -- Orthofix International N.V., (NASDAQ:OFIX) (the Company) announced today preliminary unaudited fourth quarter net sales are expected to be a record of approximately $151.3 million, increasing 5% over $143.8 million in...

San Diego-based Quidel Corp. said the Food and Drug Administration has cleared the company's first two molecular diagnostic tests for infectious diseases. One of the tests screens for a respiratory disease called human...