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BEING THERE.(Emergency medical care)
One afternoon in 1982, a twenty-eight-year-old Michigan state trooper named Craig Scott stopped a speeding car on U.S. Route 127, outside Jackson. Scott discovered that the car, a Camaro, had been stolen, and arrested the driver. As Scott was helping the driver into the back of his patrol car, a passenger in the Camaro pulled out a .38-calibre revolver and shot the trooper three times in the back. Bleeding profusely and gasping for breath, he was taken by ambulance to Foote Hospital, in Jackson. As doctors tended to Scott in a trauma room, his wife arrived at the hospital, and so did several of his colleagues. In the lobby of the emergency room, Scott's wife pleaded with ...
- Partnership focuses on occupational health. (joint venture between Ann Arbor's...
- Magazine article from: Crain's Detroit Business Ott, Karalynn October 20, 1997 700+ words
...other businesses. The program, "WorkWell, the Jackson Center for Occupational Medicine," is a 50-50 venture between Foote Hospital of Jackson and Span, a health care management consultancy. Span President Mike Grosh said his company will "mold, shape...
- Analysts International Upgrades Foote Hospital's IT Infrastructure to Leverage...
- Press release article from: PR Newswire August 3, 2004 700+ words
New Structure Supports Recruiting Strategy for Physicians Analysts International -- a diversified IT services company -- today announced that it has completed the redesign and implementation of the core IT infrastructure for Foote Health System, a not-for-profit healthcare provider based in
- Versus Technology Announces Increased Efficiency Generated by the...
- Press release article from: PR Newswire February 24, 1997 700+ words
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich., Feb. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Versus Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: VSTI) announced: Pleased with its increase in efficiency since the installation of the Nightingale(TM) locating system, Foote Memorial Hospital, in Jackson, Michigan, has upgraded their system to the latest Windows(R)
- Parental presence during resuscitation: help or hindrance?(Critical Thinking In...
- Magazine article from: Pediatric Nursing Linder, Christine M. Suddaby, Elizabeth C. Mowery, Bernice D. March 1, 2004 700+ words
...debated since the 1980s. Foote Hospital, located within 35 miles...one. Subsequently, Foote Hospital implemented a formal...the new program by the Foote Hospital Chaplain found 76% of 47 surveyed family members felt that their presence...
- Family Members' Anxiety and Depression: Things we Still Haven't...
- Newspaper article from: Critical Care Alert January 1, 2002 700+ words
Family Members Anxiety and Depression: Things we...symptoms of anxiety and depression in family members of ICU patients. The study was conducted...days. Data were obtained from 920 family members of 637 patients. Family members were...
- Intraoperative progress reports decrease family members' anxiety.
- Magazine article from: AORN Journal Leske, Jane S. September 1, 1996 700+ words
...an anxiety-producing situation for family members, especially during the time their...to provide this care. In addition, family members'anxiety may be transmitted to their...sooner and sicker," requiring their family members to assume increased responsibilities...
- ICU Patients’ Family Members Are at Risk for PTSD.
- Magazine article from: Internal Medicine Alert August 15, 2005 700+ words
ICU Patients? Family Members Are at Risk for PTSD Abstract...study. Synopsis: When closest family members of critically ill patients were...traumatic stress symptoms in family members of intensive care unit patients...
- ICU PatientsAE Family Members Are at Risk for PTSD.
- Newspaper article from: Critical Care Alert July 1, 2005 700+ words
ICU PatientsAE Family Members Are at Risk for PTSD Abstract...Care Alert Synopsis: When closest family members of critically ill patients were...traumatic stress symptoms in family members of intensive care unit patients...