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Hannah Himes

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Improving recognition of early clinical decline: Determining reliability and validity of the Garvey clinical warning curves

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By Paula K Garvey, Hannah Himes, Marlene Sampson, Molly McNett
| Wiley Online Library
INTRODUCTION Failure to rescue (FTR), broadly defined as an adverse event following the development of a complication that was unrecognized by providers, is a national concern (Barmparas et al., 2016). A FTR event may culminate in cardiac arrest, with only 50% of patients being successfully resuscitated (Zegrean et al., 2023).
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Homewood residents reflect on favorite childhood memories

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By Hannah Himes
| Frederick News Post
As The Beatles famously sang in their song “In My Life,” “There are places I’ll remember all my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better. Some have gone and some remain.” All from different places and different backgrounds, five residents of Homewood at Frederick recently shared what they remember fondly from their childhoods. Nancy Tomaino, 85 Tomaino grew up in Binghamton, a town in New York state, where she had a wonderful—and tasty—childhood.
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Multi-Faith Alliance of Climate Stewards members talk intersection of faith, climate change activism

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By Hannah Himes
| Frederick News Post
For the Multi-Faith Alliance of Climate Stewards of Frederick County, taking care of the planet and working to address climate change is more than a hobby. It’s a moral obligation. “This is our duty,” said Aroosa Khan, a member of the MACS steering committee and congregation member of the Islamic Society of Frederick.
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