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Wound Care Advantage Addresses Growing Trend of Fragmented Wound Care Management Across Hospital Systems
Nation's largest wound care consultancy advocates for a unified network approach to hospital-based wound center management. Most networks treat wound care as a hospital-by-hospital problem ... Nobody has a unified picture of what's working, what's not, and where the revenue opportunities are.” — Mike Comer, CEO of Wound Care Advantage.
Hall of Fame voter Zack Albert’s Class of 2024 ballot Original
Editor’s note: NASCAR.com’s Zack Albert is among the 57 voting members — including the fan vote — casting ballots to elect the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Class of 2024. This year marks his fifth time participating in Voting Day. Here, he shares an explanation of his three choices on his ballot, a handful of honorable mentions and his pick for the Landmark Award for Outstanding Contributions to NASCAR.
Christian McCaffrey of the Carolina Panthers warms up before a game against the San Francisco 49 ers at Bank of America Stadium on Oct. 9, 2022, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Christian McCaffrey sauntered through the 49ers' locker room Friday with a gold, 49ers' helmet in his right hand, along with his new, No. 23 jersey. Rather than go straight to his locker next to George Kittle, McCaffrey spotted defenders lurking nearby, as he's prone to do.
Christian McCaffrey of the Carolina Panthers warms up before a game against the San Francisco 49 ers at Bank of America Stadium on Oct. 9, 2022, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
By Mike Comer/Getty Images North America/TNS SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Christian McCaffrey sauntered through the 49ers' locker room Friday with a gold, 49ers' helmet in his right hand, along with his new, No. 23 jersey. Rather than go straight to his locker next to George Kittle, McCaffrey spotted defenders lurking nearby, as he's prone to do. So McCaffrey headed directly for linebacker Dre Greenlaw and safety Talanoa Hufanga as they sat ...
Charlotte 49ers football program can still reach most of its goals this season
Safety Denzel Johnson #14 of the Clemson Tigers trips up running back Aaron McAllister #5 of the Charlotte 49ers during their football game at Memorial Stadium on September 21, 2019 in Clemson, South Carolina. (Mike Comer/Getty Images/TNS) Mike Comer TNS The “weekend” part of the Charlotte 49ers’ football schedule has ended. Now the “work week” begins.
Charlotte 49ers football program can still reach most of its goals this season
Safety Denzel Johnson #14 of the Clemson Tigers trips up running back Aaron McAllister #5 of the Charlotte 49ers during their football game at Memorial Stadium on September 21, 2019 in Clemson, South Carolina. (Mike Comer/Getty Images/TNS) Mike Comer TNS The “weekend” part of the Charlotte 49ers’ football schedule has ended. Now the “work week” begins.
CJ Fuller death: Former Clemson RB died from blood clot in lung
Fuller played three seasons at Clemson before his death on Oct. 3. CLEMSON, S.C. — An autopsy report states that ex-Clemson running back C.J. Fuller died of a blood clot that lodged in an artery in his lungs. Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley said in a report released Tuesday that the 22-year-old Fuller died from a “Pulmonary thromboembolism and deep vein thrombosis.” Pulmonary thromboembolism is when a clot breaks off in one part of your body and gets stuck in an artery in your lungs.
Women's World Cup: Panama's teenage goalkeeper Yenith Bailey becomes breakout star at Concacaf tournament, but next step isn't clear
Yenith Bailey went from a total unknown to a star in women's soccer circles in the span of a week. The Panama goalkeeper, just 17 years old, arrived at the Concacaf Women's Championship with just two recorded starts for the national team. Now, she's on the verge of helping Panama to its first-ever World Cup with a spot in France on the line in Wednesday's third-place game against Jamaica.
Mexico women's national soccer team eliminated from Women's World Cup contention as Panama moves on
Mexico needed a win but ended up with a defeat in the Concacaf Women's Championship, ending its hopes of making the 2019 Women's World Cup in France at the group stage. Panama topped El Tri 2-0 in the teams' final Group A match to lock up second place in the group behind the United States.
USWNT: As the team cruises in matches, the real battles happen in training
For the U.S. women’s national team in World Cup qualifying so far, the real competition has taken place not during the games, but on the training pitch instead. Jill Ellis’ side has cruised in its first two games of the Concacaf Women’s Championship, defeating Mexico 6-0 and Panama 5-0. Wednesday will very likely be more of the same as the U.S. closes out the group stage in Cary, N.C. with a game against Trinidad and Tobago, which has already lost to both Mexico and Panama.
Packers sign five draft picks, 15 rookie free agents
The Packers have inked deals with five draft picks (round drafted): WR DeAngelo Yancey (5), RB Aaron Jones (5), G Kofi Amichia (6), RB Devante Mays (7), WR Malachi Dupre (7). They also picked up these free agents: CB Donatello Brown, LB Jonathan Calvin, WR Michael Clark, WR Montay Crockett, G Thomas Evans, G Geoff Gray, LB Cody Heiman, QB Taysom Hill, DT Izaah Lunsford, G/T Adam Pankey, TE Aaron Peck, RB Kalif Phillips, CB Lenzy Pipkins, CB David Rivers and P Justin Vogel.See pics below.
Packers select Josh Jones with second-round pick
With the 61st pick in the NFL Draft, the Packers added to their secondary with Josh Jones, a safety from N.C. State. He had eight interceptions in his career there before leaving after his junior year. After the pick of Kevin King, the selection brings more speed to the secondary. With 61st overall pick, #Packers use their original 2nd-round pick to NC State safety Josh Jones. A 4.41 40. Yes, they're getting faster.— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) April 29, 2017
College football player who joined student for lunch signs with Giants
RALEIGH, NC - NOVEMBER 05: Wide receiver Travis Rudolph #15 of the Florida State Seminoles makes a touchdown reception against the North Carolina State Wolfpack at Carter-Finley Stadium on November 5, 2016 in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Photo by Mike Comer/Getty Images) A simple moment in a school cafeteria that went viral is continuing to inspire. Travis Rudolph, a player for Florida State, was photographed having lunch in a school cafeteria with a boy who was sitting alone.
College football player who joined student for lunch signs with Giants
RALEIGH, NC - NOVEMBER 05: Wide receiver Travis Rudolph #15 of the Florida State Seminoles makes a touchdown reception against the North Carolina State Wolfpack at Carter-Finley Stadium on November 5, 2016 in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Photo by Mike Comer/Getty Images) A simple moment in a school cafeteria that went viral is continuing to inspire. Travis Rudolph, a player for Florida State, was photographed having lunch in a school cafeteria with a boy who was sitting alone.
College football player who joined student for lunch signs with Giants
RALEIGH, NC - NOVEMBER 05: Wide receiver Travis Rudolph #15 of the Florida State Seminoles makes a touchdown reception against the North Carolina State Wolfpack at Carter-Finley Stadium on November 5, 2016 in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Photo by Mike Comer/Getty Images) A simple moment in a school cafeteria that went viral is continuing to inspire. Travis Rudolph, who was player for Florida State, was photographed having lunch in a school cafeteria with a boy who was sitting alone.
College football player who joined student for lunch signs with Giants
RALEIGH, NC - NOVEMBER 05: Wide receiver Travis Rudolph #15 of the Florida State Seminoles makes a touchdown reception against the North Carolina State Wolfpack at Carter-Finley Stadium on November 5, 2016 in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Photo by Mike Comer/Getty Images) A simple moment in a school cafeteria that went viral is continuing to inspire. Travis Rudolph, who was player for Florida State, was photographed having lunch in a school cafeteria with a boy who was sitting alone.
College football player who joined student for lunch signs with Giants
RALEIGH, NC - NOVEMBER 05: Wide receiver Travis Rudolph #15 of the Florida State Seminoles makes a touchdown reception against the North Carolina State Wolfpack at Carter-Finley Stadium on November 5, 2016 in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Photo by Mike Comer/Getty Images) A simple moment in a school cafeteria that went viral is continuing to inspire. Travis Rudolph, a player for Florida State, was photographed having lunch in a school cafeteria with a boy who was sitting alone.
The Day In Sports (May 15)
Jose Bautista gets hammered by Rougned Odor during a dustup in Arlington, Texas. Here are some of the other images that caught our eye on Sunday, May 15.
The Day In Sports (May 14)
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David Ortiz is mobbed by Joe Kelly (18) and Travis Shaw (47) after hitting a walk-off single for the Red Sox during the 11th inning against the Houston Astros. Here are some of the other images that caught our eye on Saturday, May 14.
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The Day In Sports (May 13)
Novak Djokovic, the world's No. 1 player, defeated Rafael Nadal for a seventh consecutive time on Friday, this one 7-5, 7-6 (4) in the quarterfinals of the Italian Open. Here are some of the other images that caught our eye on the 13th of May.
Ambridge's Vrooman hopes world schedule gets her ready for U.S. swimming trials
In her first major international meet, Vrooman was the top American finisher in the 800-meter freestyle at the FINA short course world championships last month in Qatar, placing seventh (8:19.36). She just missed qualifying for the finals in the 400 freestyle after finishing ninth in the preliminaries (4:02.63).
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