The Pharmacist is a Key Health Care Professional

Ed Webber (Volunteer), Crystal Cascadden, RPh, Jesse Beaudry, PharmD, RPh, Brittany Gibbs, PhT, Meg DeNobile, PharmD, RPH, Tim Murray, PharmD, RPH, And Deep Davis, CPhT October 18 - 24 was National Hospital and Health-System Pharmacy Week. We'd like to thank our Pharmacy team for their efforts on behalf of patients and the ...
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Cardiac Rehab Makes Each Day a Positive, Wonderful Experience

The first day Harry George came to Cardiac Rehab for his initial assessment, he was in a wheel chair. Nearly a year after open heart surgery to replace his aortic valve due to a bacterial infection, Harry was dancing down the halls of Speare. “Now I have two birthdays,” Harry ...
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Healthcare Quality and Infection Prevention celebration raises money for 3-D Mammography

On October 22 Speare Memorial Hospital celebrated Healthcare Quality and Infection Prevention Week.This was a time to celebrate all the hard work and focus everyone at Speare provides to these efforts. Infection prevention is everyone’s job. Each of us has an important role to play in keeping our patients safe from infection—and hand ...
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Medical Assistants Recognition Week

Last week was Medical Assistants Recognition week and we'd like to thank all our Medical Assistants for their versatility, dedication and excellent work they do every day as members of our health care delivery team, performing administrative and clinical procedures. Medical assistants are the central figures in promoting and maintaining cooperative ...
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Building Better Hearts

Craig Johnson and Rachel (Kindl) Currier, Exercise Physiologists at Speare's Cardiac Rehabilitation program Building Better Hearts was the established goal of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Program, or Cardiac Rehab, when it was introduced as a new service at Speare Memorial Hospital on October 24, 2005. Opened as part of the hospital’s ...
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Cardiac Rehab: an Advantage Close to Home

MaryAnn’s story starts in March 2010 when she had a heart attack, was brought to Speare’s Emergency Department, and air lifted to Catholic Medical Center (CMC). After her hospitalization, she was referred to Speare’s Cardiac Rehab Program. Being a retired nurse who had an active lifestyle, MaryAnn appreciated the monitored ...
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