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 March 2010
By Vanessa Orr
In September 2008, the newly expanded emergency
department at UPMC Passavant-Cranberry opened its doors. Since then,
the number of pediatric patients using the facility has increased by
over 50 percent. In order to take care of this growing population, the
Emergency Department not only features the latest technology and most
efficient design for providing patients with the highest quality care,
but also a number of amenities to make even the smallest patients’
visits a more positive experience.
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BY JACK ETZEL
The Southwestern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American
Red Cross was chartered in 1917 and today serves 1.6 million residents
in Allegheny, Fayette, Greene and Washington counties. Additionally,
it’s part of a regional chapter that includes five other surrounding
counties. Most readers know that when disaster strikes, the Red Cross
is there to help victims with their immediate needs and often offers
long-term assistance as well. But since it depends almost entirely on
volunteers and charitable donations, what happens to the level of aid
the organization offers in these poorer economic times? North Hills
Monthly spoke with Brian Knavish, the marketing and communications
coordinator at the American Red Cross headquarters in downtown
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Selling Your Small
Business? Keep these things in mind
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Screening For Breast
Cancer
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Traffic Stop Provides a
Lesson in Courtesy
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Spring Market is
Already Here
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