Patient Care
DHMC Staff Reflect on Current COVID-19 Surge
On January 3, D-HH Chief Clinical Officer Ed Merrens, MD; DHMC MICU Medical Director Jeffrey Munson, MD; and DHMC Clinical Nurse Rachel Chamberlin, RN; were interviewed by the Associated Press about their experiences caring for COVID-19 patients.
Blood Donations Urgently Needed
The national blood supply is facing critical shortages and we are feeling the effects at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Please consider donating.
ConnectShareCare: Online Peer Support for Care Partners of Those with Serious Illness
ConnectShareCare offers an online support network co-designed by both professionals and those with personal experience in caring for someone with serious illness.
Substance Use Disorder Treatment Gains Visibility with Recovery Ally Pledge
Recovery Ally pins are a personal pledge taken by Emergency Department staff who encounter patients in need of substance use disorder treatment.
Preventing Colorectal Cancer through Screening
While colonoscopy can be used for the prevention or early detection of colon and rectal cancer, there are other screening options.
Update to myD-H - Tests Results are Available Sooner
We understand how important your health information is to you and your family. Which is why you will now see your test results in your myD-H account sooner.
Colorectal Cancer Treatment Today and Tomorrow
The best possible treatment for colorectal cancer is as much excellent surgical technique and clinical treatments as it is actively involving patients in every aspect of the process from diagnosis to survivorship.
Hope in the Birthing Pavilion
After a year of uncertainty, what better way to celebrate than with the hope and joy a new baby brings.
Understanding Moyamoya
Moyamoya is a rare vascular condition of the brain, which results in an increased risk for a stroke called a TIA or aneurysm, which can lead to short-term or permanent brain injury.