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Editor of Chief Healthcare Executive, part of MJH Life Sciences. Formerly at PennLive and Reading Eagle. Hubby & Daddy. Six marathons. Go Steelers & Pirates!
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Lessons from a hospital tackling gun violence

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By Ron Southwick Verified
| Chief Healthcare Executive Verified
Aiming to reduce gun violence in the community, a New Orleans hospital is seeing encouraging results from an intervention program to help victims and their families. University Medical Center New Orleans, which is part of LCMC Health, launched its program more than two years ago. The hospital’s violence intervention team, which includes those with personal experience with gun violence, helps support victims and aims to help them recover and find a fresh start.
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How LCMC Health works to reduce gun violence in New Orleans

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By Ron Southwick Verified
| Chief Healthcare Executive Verified
More than two years ago, LCMC Health launched a program to help reduce gun violence in New Orleans. A team at University Medical Center New Orleans works with victims of gun violence in Orleans Parish. The team offers support to victims and also works to prevent other shootings as well. LCMC Health launched the program with support from external funding from the city of New Orleans.
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Using AI to find patients who are getting sicker quicker

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By Ron Southwick Verified
| Chief Healthcare Executive Verified
Hospital patients with serious illnesses, or multiple chronic conditions, can take a turn for the worse quickly. But researchers at RWJBarnabas Health say an AI-powered early warning system is giving doctors more insight at patients who are at risk of suffering declines, allowing for earlier interventions.
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