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Patriot Granola: Try this fun and healthy 4th of July snack
Looking for a healthy 4th of July dessert option? Try this homemade granola, topped with yogurt and fresh blueberries and strawberries.
Dartmouth Health doctors help to launch emergency medicine in remote Bhutan
Two Dartmouth Health physicians are at the forefront of bringing life-saving emergency medical education to Bhutan, a south Asian country on the eastern edge of the Himalayas.
DHMC fellowship programs for nurse practitioners, physician assistants earn national distinction
DHMC joins Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in earning the highest level of accreditation from ANCC.
What is an AED and how can it save a life?
After CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), an AED (automated external defibrillator) is the most important tool in saving someone’s life outside of the hospital.
DHMC hires Tracy A. Galvin, MSN, RN, as next chief nursing officer
Following a national search, Dartmouth Health’s Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) announces that Tracy A. Galvin, MSN, RN, will be its next chief nursing officer.
Dartmouth Health observes Hospitals Against Violence #HAVhope
Hospitals Against Violence is an initiative of the American Hospital Association
“A true hero among us”: Dartmouth Health cardiology fellow honored for saving life of man who crashed vehicle during cardiac arrest
Thara S. Ali, MD, performed roadside CPR and AED on Terry Dion
Long COVID research and peer support lead to hope and “Grit”
When research on Long COVID was in its early stages, the Post-Acute COVID Syndrome Clinic at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center took a patient-centered approach to learning about, treating and supporting people with Long COVID symptoms.
Rural healthcare crisis discussed during Live roundtable
CEOs from leading New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont health systems discussed the unique and growing challenges faced in rural Northeast.
Northern New England health system CEOs to address rural healthcare crisis during live roundtable May 22
Topics addressed will include academic healthcare in rural New England, the impact of workforce, housing, payer, regulatory and inflation challenges, and innovations that preserve and improve access to high-quality care.