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Rebecca Smith

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Associate Director, external comms at NICE. Ex-Medical Editor of Daily Telegraph, Evening Standard and Manchester Evening News. Tweets are my own.
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What Makes A Medical Alert System Reliable For Seniors In Canada?

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By Rebecca Smith
| Devdiscourse
As the ageing population of Canada continues to increase, the safety and well-being of older adults has become a major concern. The elderly seek to retain their autonomy but remain secure, and the families seek assurance that their loved ones can easily be assisted in case of emergency. Medical alert systems have helped fulfill this requirement, enabling seniors to get help in case of a fall, sudden illness, or other emergency needs at home, outside, or when traveling.
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Leading with purpose: A closer look at the President’s Leadership Program at NSU

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By Rebecca Smith
At Northwestern State University of Louisiana, the President’s Leadership Program (PLP) allows students to grow as leaders through academics, community service and meaningful projects. This spring, the program has been active with various initiatives including senior citizen, literacy programs, campus beautification and health campaigns.
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The fire department you’ve never heard of: Inside the Missouri State Fair Fire Department

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By Rebecca Smith
| CNHI News Verified
More than 300,000 people are expected to descend on Sedalia, a town of about 22,000 people, in the coming days for the Missouri State Fair. Nearly a thousand people work at the fair — making delicious fried treats, operating carnival rides, running livestock shows and more. So, what happens if something goes wrong?
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