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Santa Rosa Celebrates a Decade of Serving with CHRISTUS Name |
 CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care, San Antonio, TX - January 30, 2009CHRISTUS Health and CHRISTUS Associates throughout the U.S. and Mexico will observe CHRISTUS Day on February 2 while CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care (CSRHC) in San Antonio will simultaneously celebrate a decade of serving under the CHRISTUS name. "This is a time when our Associates can reflect on the CHRISTUS mission of extending the healing ministry of Jesus Christ," commented President and CEO of CSRHC, Don Beeler, FACHE. "We will each recommit ourselves to ensuring that CHRISTUS Santa Rosa continues to provide the highest quality health care to our patients and we will celebrate the accomplishments of our Associates, physicians, and volunteers." Full Story. |
Start Center For Cancer Care First In The City To Receive New State Of The Art Cancer Treatment Technology |
 START Center for Cancer Care, San Antonio, TX - January 28, 2009
The new, hi-tech Varian Trilogy Linear Accelerator being installed today will have city's first Rapid Arc, a software technology that cuts treatment time, provides greater accuracy in killing cancer cells and is easier on the patient. Full Story. |
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Preeminent Imaging Researcher Fox Earns UT Health Science Center's Highest Award |
 UTHSCSA, San Antonio, TX - January 23, 2009 World-renowned imaging researcher Peter T. Fox, M.D., is the 2009 Presidential Distinguished Scholar at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. William L. Henrich, M.D., MACP, dean of the School of Medicine and vice president for medical affairs who on Feb. 2 becomes interim president of the Health Science Center, will present an award medal and plaque to Dr. Fox. Full Story. |
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Vidacare Corporation Names James M. Cusick, MD, FACEP Clinical Medical Director |
 Vidacare Corporation, San Antonio, TX - January 21, 2009
Vidacare Corporation has hired James M. Cusick as Clinical Medical Director of its Vascular Access business unit to oversee numerous key market and clinical application development initiatives. He will also serve as a resource for clinical and field issue resolution. Cusick or "Dr. C", as he is widely known, brings over 20 years experience as an emergency physician and over 40 years in the EMS industry. Full Story. |
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Heart Attack Treatment Teams Celebrate Fast D2B Times With Patients Who Have Been Saved |
 Baptist Health System, San Antonio, TX - February 2, 2009 A groundbreaking program, in place since 2005 at each of the Baptist Health System hospitals, is saving precious time in diagnosing and treating patients suffering a heart attack. Baptist Health System was the first system in San Antonio to implement "Heart Alert," a program that in most cases gets heart attack patients into the cath lab for life-saving treatment in under an hour... well under the national standard of 90-minutes. On Feburary 18, the doctors, hospital staff, EMS crews and patients who achieved a "Door to Balloon" (D2B) times of 60 minutes or less in a Baptist Health System hospital will celebrate this success. Full Story. | |
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