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$12.00/SF. Just north of Downtown Phoenix, walking distance to Phoenix Light Rail.  

Includes 7 plumbed and 7 non-plumbed office/exam rooms, kitchen, break room, and reception area. Suites ranging from 2,000 - 7,500 SF. Please call 602.319.1326  

The Neuromuscular Review Course is presented by leading neurologists specializing in neuromuscular disorders and provides an up to date review of clinical issues related to the diagnosis and treatment of neuromuscular diseases.

Saturday, April 12, 2014

8 am - 4 pm

Renaissance Phoenix Downtown 

Registration fee for residents = $25 

Available Immediately

Great medical office for lease in the Bethany Home and 16^th Street area. Easy access on and off the 51 freeway.

Phoenix office has 8 furnished exam rooms and procedure room, a spacious lobby, covered parking and ample patient parking.

Glendale office has multiple furnished exams rooms in a great complex, located at the 101 & 51^st Ave.

Lease one or both if you want to diversify. Great rates and perks!

For more information please respond via e-mail to

cynthia@mccolon.com 

Update on the ADHD Diagnosis and Treatment in Primary Care and Motivational Interviewing Part II - Focusing, Evoking, and Planning - Earn 2.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits

Coordination of Care - Earn .5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits

Register by Friday, March 28, 2014

Thursday, April 10, 2014

5:30 - 9 pm

Register by Friday,

April 4, 2014

Arrowhead Medical Plaza I & II are located on the campus of Arrowhead Hospital with immediate access from Loop 101. Arrowhead I has up to 10,581 RSF medical space available on the 2nd Floor. There is an excellent physician mix. Arrowhead II is an Energy Star building.   

Contact Tracy Altemus, CCIM, 602.443.4030 at Ensemble  Real Estate Solutions.

Jay Conyers, PhD MCMS Executive Director

Part of our modernization strategy was to engage our members more, and hopefully you all have noticed the surveys we've been rolling out most weeks, either through our email distribution, or via the InforMED Society e-newsletter. No one has their pulse on medicine in the community more so than our doctors, and knowing what you think about newsworthy topics is important for the Society, especially if we aim to promote policy that is consistent with our mission. Read the full article>>   

University of Arizona Leads Asthma Study with Tucson Unified School District and American Lung Association

Program will be implemented in 16 TUSD elementary schools beginning in the 2014-2015 school year.

Approximately 120,000 Arizona children have asthma. Asthma attacks lead to 3,000 hospitalizations each year, costing Arizonans approximately $24 million in direct medical costs.  

Overall, the medical costs of children with asthma are double those of children without asthma. The greatest burden of asthma disproportionally falls upon low-income and minority children. One of the most important causes of poor asthma control is limited access to, and inconsistent use of, daily medications such as inhaled corticosteroids.

To address this public health issue, the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health at the University of Arizona has partnered with the American Lung Association in Arizona and the Tucson Unified School District to implement a school-based asthma program in selected elementary schools.  

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Each year, more than 700 Arizona young adults mark their 18th birthday in foster care without a permanent, stable family. Many of these youth find themselves jobless, without a place to live, transportation or a positive community of support.

A new initiative in Arizona aims to create better outcomes for these young people by getting input from those who have experienced firsthand the foster care system. The Arizona Youth Opportunities initiative is seeking a dozen former and current foster youth between the ages of 16 and 26 for its Arizona Youth Partnership Board. The board will help guide the new initiative. Besides identifying the greatest needs of youth aging out of foster care, board members will spread the word to other foster youth about services available to them.

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