Trauma Center Faces Strain as Emergency Fund Erodes
John Spearman notes the Adamy Cowley Shock Trauma Center relies on a dedicated emergency operations fund to finance capital items. Opened in 1989 for 1500 yearly patients, it now treats about 7000 annually, signaling aging facilities and future funding risks amid recession dips.
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Adamy Cowley Shock Trauma Center
John Spearman
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Spearman
Morrill
DHS funding aims for mental health unit at Patuxent
Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services plans an eight week series of waterier style programs to help offenders manage mental health issues before release. A transition unit will be created at Patuxent Institution in Jessup as part of a task force led by Richard Bo Rosenblatt. Parole Commission officials support reforms to credit term violations, while credits can currently be earned repeatedly.
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Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
Wlas MH
Richard Bo Rosenblatt
Agence
Patuxent Institution
Jessup
Marvhind
Parole Commission
Patereia & Cushw
Hy Toseind Poo Hetaw
Shey
Arthur Kellerman
Emory University
Rous Bik Praven
Sparky
American Heart Association
Dace
Gust
University of Washington
Mamniine
Philips Medien Lostwits Phins
Food and Wing Administration
Devbce
FDA
Vielini
Weather continues power outages hit Frederick County
Scattered outages affected about 1,000 Frederick County residents on Monday as Allegheny Power spokesman Guy Fletcher cited late afternoon and evening wind as the cause. He noted widespread outages with many single and double customers without power, caused by falling limbs rattling lines.
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Frederick County
Allegheny Power
Guy Fletcher
Fletcher
Home defibrillators face broad adoption debate
The piece discusses at home defibrillators as a target for wider use, noting current high costs and debates over effectiveness. Medical experts caution that CPR remains crucial and that broad adoption requires safety studies, battery checks, and public education.
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Iit Deleets
American Airtinda
Jaymen
National Institutes of Health
Marvel Salive
Nims National Heart, Lug and Blood Institute
Lance Becher
University of Chicago
Becker
Kellerman
Para Nitlics
Must
City taxes on districts under audit amid record-keeping woes
Tax accounting firm will determine yearly collections and spending on approved projects for two northern city special assessment districts. Officials fear misused funds and missing or misfiled records prompt scrutiny of whether aldermen properly established the districts in 1977 and 1979 under Mayor Ron Young.
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Fim
Dougherty
Ron Young
Heather Price Smith
Eny
Barbara Dunbar
Dousherty
Gueette Weekly Newspag Phas
Deugherty
Dough
Guidelines urge tests to diagnose kidney disease early
Guidelines issued by experts urge simple urine and blood tests for adults at risk of chronic kidney disease to catch it early before kidney function deteriorates. The panel stresses GFR and albumin tests, plus blood pressure and diabetes control, to slow progression and delay dialysis or transplant.
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Washington
APY
American Journal At Kidney Diseases
Mrdrow Levey
New England Medical Center
Boston
United States
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