Websites using critical care program as a keyword

For over 40 years, the Sisters of Mercy have worked in partnership with residents of the Tioga-Nicetown community in North Philadelphia. This collaborative effort has resulted in quality programming: Childcare (Education & Youth Development) – a licensed child daycare program with a Head Start component for pre-school and an after school program through 8th grade children with a capacity of 140, Adult day care – a licensed program for the elderly and those with special needs with a capacity of 57, our Adult Education and Human Development program which includes adult education services, computer education, workforce development, and leadership development for women. In 1997 Mercy Neighborhood Ministries (Mercy Neighbors) was founded, incorporated in 2003, purchased an abandoned warehouse in 2005, renovated it and opened the Mercy Family Center in January 2009.  The Mercy Family Center is the first LEED green building in North Philadelphia; one of now 42 in Philadelphia certified silver level by the U.S. Green Building Council. As a green building it has a positive impact on the community environment, saving natural resources, utilizing natural lighting, and serving as a model that promotes environmental awareness in the Tioga-Nicetown neighborhood and throughout the ‘sustainable design’ community. To our children, adults and frail elderly it is a safe, nurturing home away from home providing critical social services.

Aldea Children & Family Services improves people’s mental health so they can strengthen their relationships and become engaged in the community. Through critical mental health, treatment foster care and adoption, and support services, Aldea helps more than 2,200 people in Napa and Solano counties who face obstacles to accessing and receiving effective treatment.

Critical Care Services Ontario is the managing body responsible for the overall program implementation of initiatives of the Critical Care Strategy.

UBC Critical Care Medicine share with our trainees a world-class opportunity through application of the scientific method to become ethical and creative leaders in the clinical, investigational, educational, and organizational practice of multi-disciplinary Critical Care Medicine.

Promoting Excellence in End-of-Life Care: improving end-of-life care through innovative demonstration projects addressing particular challenges to existing models of hospice and palliative care.

SCCPDS is dedicated to supporting incoming SCC professionals and providing networking opportunities for SCC Program Directors, SCC Professionals, and current

The Intensivist Company is an ICU-centric services company offering expertise in Critical Care consulting, billing and recruitment. We are a physician-owned, physician-led company.

Medical services in the fields of Pulmonary and Occupational Lung Diseases, Critical Care Medicine, and Sleep Medicine. The practice oversees the medical direction of both Pueblo hospital's Intensive Care Units, Sleep Labs, and Respiratory Therapy Departments. They also provide direction and teaching for the Respiratory Training Program at PCC and the Pulmonary/ Critical Care portion of the medical student, residency and fellowship medical programs at Parkview Hospital.

The American College of Chest Physicians is the global leader in clinical chest medicine, representing more than 19,000 members who provide patient care in the areas of pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine in the United States and more than 100 countries worldwide. From cutting-edge medical research in the journal CHEST; evidence-based guidelines in antithrombotic therapy, lung cancer, and chronic cough; to innovative clinical education delivered through the CHEST annual meeting, simulation education program, and Board Review courses, the ACCP strives to fulfill its mission – to promote the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of chest diseases through education, communication, and research.

The primary mission of the Santa Cruz Toddler Care Center is to address this community's critical need for quality, affordable child care for children 12 - 36 months old whose parents must work, attend school or training programs. The Santa Cruz Toddler Care Center's secondary purpose is acting as a model to other child care centers throughout the community, the state, and the nation. The first of its kind in the Western States, the Toddler Care Center bases its philosophy and methods on the model of the Resources for Infant Educarers (RIE) program founded by Magda Gerber.