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  • Hospitals score well for preventing infection
    St. Paul Pioneer Press reports on federal measures showing improvement in crucial ICU treatment locally. The article quotes Boyd Wilson, System Director of Infection Prevention and Control.  
  • NBAC surgeons remove 4-inch nail from man's brain
    Minneapolis Star Tribune article featured a carpenter who survived shooting himself with a nail gun. National Brain Aneurysm Center (NBAC) surgeons at St. Joseph’s Hospital successfully removed a nearly 4-inch nail from the man's brain. The article quotes Tariq Janjua, MD, FCCP, Medical Director Neurocritical Care Medicine, NBAC.  
  • Worker survives shooting himself with nail gun
    CBS Minnesota/WCCO-TV led its 10 pm newscast with the story of a man who shot himself with a nail gun. The story included an interview with Dr. Eric Nussbaum, Chair, National Brain Aneurysm Center.  
  • Affordable Care Act: a prescription for illness
    MPR online has an article written by Thomas Smith, MD, HealthEast Woodbury Clinic about the Affordable Care Act.
  • Good Samaritan healing at Bethesda
    St. Paul Pioneer Press & KARE11 report on a Good Samaritan, who was critically injured trying to help a motorist when they were hit by a drunk driver.  
  • HealthEast named a 2012 Top 100 hospital in U.S.
    Modern Health Care magazine reports that Thompson Reuters named HealthEast among the Top 100 hospitals in the U.S. based on: lower mortality, lower complications and better patient safety.  
  • Minnesota medical mistakes increase
    Minneapolis Star Tribune, St. Paul Pioneer Press, WCCO-TV, KSTP-TV, Fox 9 News, KARE-11 and MPR all report on the annual Adverse Health Event Report. Craig Svendsen, MD, HealthEast Chief Medical Quality Officer is quoted in the Pioneer Press and Star Tribune.
  • Mom takes her comatose son to Bethesda
    The Ledger reports that Bethesda Hospital has accepted a teen involved in critical crash in hopes of bringing him out of his coma.
  • Meeting growing concussion problem head-on
    Minneapolis Star Tribune Sunday Local front-page reports that more student athletes are seeking medical attention after a concussion. The article quotes Rachel Winthrop, Community Liason for Bethesda's Concussion Clinic.     
  • Ways to Wellness featured on Fitness Friday
    KSTP-TV Twin Cities Live featured Rachel Larson, Nutrition/Fitness Specialist with Woodwinds Ways to Wellness, along with Ways to Wellness Nutrition/Fitness Specialists, Sara Bernstein and Beth Dierkhising on a workout that combines yoga, pilates and cardio to jump-start your new year.
  • Protecting you from medial errors
    St. John's TV show Inside Health Care welcomes special guest Craig Svendsen, MD, Chief Quality Medical Officer, who talks about what HealthEast hospitals are doing to keep patients safe and prevent Adverse Health Events.