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Health Care

—Judith Spitzer

A promising response

Firefighters favor smaller vehicles; city extends pilot test phase at three stations
July 3, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Pain … chest pain, back pain, and abdominal pain as well as nausea, shortness of breath, and vomiting are among the top 10 reasons firefighters are called out by 911 dispatchers to assist people in the city of Spokane, says Brian Schaeffer, assistant fi
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Medical-school pilot program attracts fewer students

Incoming second-year class to be half the expected size
July 3, 2014
Linn Parish
The incoming class of second-year medical students in Spokane will be about half the size of the inaugural second-year class, with nine to 11 slots failing to fill. Ken Roberts, director of the Spokane unit of WWAMI, a University of Washington program
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L&I to boost penalties for workplace violations

State agency says it must rise to federal minimums
June 19, 2014
Mike McLean
The Washington state Department of Labor and Industries is proposing to increase penalties for serious workplace safety violations to make them more in line with federal standards. The move, however, could disproportionately harm small businesses that ma
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Premera promotes Bill Akers

Executive will remain manager of Spokane office
June 19, 2014
Katie Ross
Mountlake Terrace, Wash.-based Premera Blue Cross, one of the Inland Northwest's largest providers of health care plans, has promoted Spokane-based Bill Akers to vice president and general manager of Premera's Washington Group Market, says Premera spo
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—Providence Health Care

Mammography bus expands capabilities, reach

Five-year-old vehicle here adds portable defibrillator
June 5, 2014
Kim Crompton
Providence Health Care's five-year-old mammography coach, which has seen recent growth in the number of mammograms it performs and is extending its reach into additional rural areas, soon also will be equipped with a portable defibrillator, giving it th
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—Katie Ross

Ballet-inspired barre workout trend grows

Movements said to boost injury recovery, mental well-being
June 5, 2014
Katie Ross
The ballet-inspired barre workout, a recent craze in women's fitness, has made a home and grown in Spokane during the last several years with both franchised and independent studios. Barre workouts, Spokane Barre studio co-owner Courtney Wick says, mo
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Air ambulance launches service in Coeur d'Alene

Life Flight to employ 14 people at Boyington Field
June 5, 2014
Mike McLean
Aurora, Ore.-based Life Flight Network plans to base a helicopter ambulance service in Coeur d'Alene beginning later this month. Life Flight, which claims to be the largest nonprofit medical flight program in the U.S., provides critical care transporta
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—Judith Spitzer

Combating county's high maternal smoking rate

Low income, other stressors contribute to gap, officials say
June 5, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Despite the well-known dangers of smoking cigarettes during pregnancy, the percentage of expectant women who smoked in Spokane County is almost twice the rate of pregnant smokers in Washington state as a whole, say Spokane Regional Health District (SRHD)
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PAML set to roll out consumer product line

Also, company-managed network lands new client
May 22, 2014
Katie Ross
Spokane-based Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories LLC is developing a new consumer-based testing product line, known as Cinch, says CEO Dr. Francisco Velázquez. Cinch, Velázquez says, will allow customers to order laboratory tests from hom
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Sacred Heart Medical Center nets big savings with lighting upgrade

Nearly 10,000 bulbs have been replaced in project
May 8, 2014
Lucas Thayer
Sacred Heart Medical Center has completed a major phase of a lighting upgrade project at its campus just south of downtown Spokane, replacing nearly 10,000 32-watt fluorescent bulbs with 25-watt bulbs and more energy-efficient fixtures, as well as install
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