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“Our client company was seeking a
cost-effective alternative to the standard, ‘off-the-shelf’
contract sales organization; they had experiences with these types of
firms in the past and were disappointed with the return on their
investment,” commented Kevin J. Schimelfenig,
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SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct 20, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ –
A new Press Ganey Associates,
Inc. report released today confirms patients have heightened expectations of
their health care experience and feel more empowered to choose where they
receive care. Health care facilities must address satisfaction at all points
of the patient experience to maintain and improve patient retention rates.
The 2008 Physicians’ Office Pulse Report: Patient Perspectives Read the rest of this entry »

Task force seizes $6,000 worth of drugs
October, 10, 2008
About $6,000 worth of prescription drugs and methamphetamine was seized and two people arrested Thursday night by the Jefferson County Narcotics Task Force.
Officers watching a location in the west end of Beaumont observed what they thought to be a drug deal happen about 9:30 p.m. Thursday, said Major Jim Singletary.
They followed the man and woman and arrested them for possession of Read the rest of this entry »

As a nurse with the United States Air Force, Dolores Haritos traveled the globe helping Air Force Personnel and assisting in military operating rooms.
Her 30-year military career took her to the Middle East, Greece, Bangkok, and North Africa.
“Serving for this country was absolutely wonderful,” said Haritos. “It was the best experience of my life. All the work that I did was great and it was absolutely wonderful to serve for Read the rest of this entry »

HAVING a mo is the go for 448 WA police officers this month.
From face fungus in the form of handlebar moustaches to the Groucho Marx look, the band of sworn officers and staff have thrown out their razors for a month to tend to wayward whiskers.
The group is the biggest ever to join the Movember movement, which raises money for research into men’s health issues, including depression and prostate cancer.
Cannington forensics Constable Matthew Read the rest of this entry »

Associated Press
Okla. task force pushes for improved health care
11.11.08,
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Increasing the availability of health care services, improving the quality of Oklahoma’s health care system and stressing disease prevention to decrease demand are among early recommendations by members of a legislative task force.
Following months of hearings, participants in the Health Care Reform Task Force have begun submitting ideas that may Read the rest of this entry »

Published: September 15, 2008
Culpeper County sheriff’s deputies, with help from the Blue Ridge Narcotics Task Force and the Virginia State Police Tactical Team, arrested a Culpeper man Friday on felony drug charges and seized $10,000 worth of marijuana and heroin, according to CCSO spokesman Sgt. Jim Fox.
Deputies charged Henry R. Rodgers, 41, of the 19000 block of Brandy Road, with five felonies, including transportation of drugs into Read the rest of this entry »

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National statistics provided by the American Association of Suicidology show an average of 1 person every 16.1 minutes died by means of suicide in 2005. Suicide attempts were reported to occur, on average, every 39 seconds across the nation.
Attempted suicide and death by suicide presents itself as a force to be reckoned with in Lake Havasu City. Depression can strike any time of year and can reach any person, regardless of age, race, gender, occupation, Read the rest of this entry »