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The Augintel platform will enhance caseworker practice at Washington County by quickly identifying service needs of families and reducing administrative burden on casework staff, who are facing larger caseloads due to staff turnover. Augintel will enable caseworkers to quickly understand a family’s case history and whether a natural support system is already available within a family. Initial use cases will include understanding long standing risk factors, supporting family finding efforts, and presenting safety threats such as weapons not being properly stored in the home. Augintel will also support child welfare leadership by allowing for real time quality assurance.
Augintel has already enabled statewide child welfare organizations to realize a reduction in administrative burden by an estimated 20%.
“We are so excited to provide our staff with this tool that will save notable time, particularly as our staff are stretched thin juggling multiple roles at once,” said Anne Schlegel, Director of Washington County Children & Youth Services. “It was such an easy decision for us to make. The time it took us from discovering the tool to implementation was minimal, and the integration with CAPS was simple. We hope to be on the forefront of helping bring this tool to other counties throughout the state, so they too can more easily access information that is deeply embedded across thousands of pages of case notes.”
“We look forward to helping caseworkers and supervisors at Washington County use our NLP technology to address these longstanding problems related to documentation and case notes,” said Marty Elisco, CEO of Augintel. “Through this, we believe we will help them save time and make it easier to gain an understanding of the children and families they care for. As we work with more and more counties across Pennsylvania, we are excited to help each of them gain more value from the data they collect.”
About Augintel: Augintel is a health and human services-focused software development company focused on solving longstanding problems with data – specifically, narrative unstructured data. Augintel has pioneered the development of natural language processing (NLP) in HHS to make narrative data accessible, searchable and actionable for staff across the organization – from front line clinicians to supervisors, quality managers and leaders. Augintel understands that NLP products are field-specific and must be built from the ground up and tailored to specific practices in order to be successful.
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The WVU Heart and Vascular Institute and Story Health, a health technology and services company building specialty care models for the future, today announced a new collaboration to improve access to specialty care for patients with heart failure. The partnership combines the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute’s leadership in clinical quality and excellence with Story Health’s specialty care platform solution to extend access and improve health outcomes for an important population.
CUPERTINO, Calif., Sept. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — The WVU Heart and Vascular Institute and Story Health, a health technology and services company building specialty care models for the future, today announced a new collaboration to improve access to specialty care for patients with heart failure.
The partnership combines the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute’s leadership in clinical quality and excellence with Story Health’s specialty care platform solution to extend access and improve health outcomes for an important population.
More than 6 million Americans have heart failure, a serious condition requiring lifelong care. Heart failure patients have complex needs that are challenging to address in clinic visits. As a result, patients often miss out on the treatment and support they need, leading to poor outcomes.
“We are working with WVU Medicine on a new care model that transfers more care into the home, where we can increase access, reduce inequities, and better leverage scarce specialist resources,” Tom Stanis, CEO and co-founder of Story Health, said. “We look forward to collaborating with the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute to help scale the care for their heart failure patients.”
The WVU Heart and Vascular Institute’s objective for this partnership is to improve treatment and experience for patients and their families, including increased access and medication support with the goal of improving heart function and reducing hospitalizations. WVU Heart and Vascular clinicians and Story Health coaches will work collaboratively to personalize patient treatments through a combination of structured clinical pathways, monitoring, and patient engagement.
“We’re always looking for state-of-the-art ways to care for patients with heart failure given the clinical importance of improving prescription access and adherence to life-saving medications,” Liz Davis, R.N., manager of the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute Heart Failure Program, said. “Story Health offers an innovative and new approach that helps optimize medications, using an electronic engagement platform coupled with health coaches to put the clinical team’s plan in place. We are excited to partner with Story Health to learn how such a strategy can help us improve patient care.”
The initial work between the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute and Story Health will be a program that implements Story Health’s platform into the WVU Medicine system. The program is already underway, and whitepapers with the program results are anticipated to be published later this year.
“The WVU Heart and Vascular team continuously evaluates innovative ways to enhance the value of care we deliver,” George Sokos, D.O., associate chief of Cardiology and director of Advanced Heart Failure and Pulmonary Hypertension programs at the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute, said. “This partnership with Story Health is an excellent example, offering a new approach in engaging and empowering patients. Together, we aim to reduce heart failure mortality while improving the quality of life for the patient.”
For more information about the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute, visit WVUMedicine.org/Heart.
About the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute:
At the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute, our experienced team of board-certified, fellowship-trained providers are performing groundbreaking and innovative procedures using cutting-edge techniques and technology not available anywhere else in the state. We are not only the leader in heart, lung, and vascular care in the state but also a national leader in innovative ground-breaking therapies and approaches to patient care. As an academic health institution and a National Institutes of Health (NIH) funded center, we bring access to the latest in clinical trials, and we are at the forefront of developing cutting-edge research. When it comes to the type of care we provide, we offer a highly personalized experience, which is why patients and community physicians from across our state, surrounding regions, and other countries look to the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute for its expertise. For more information, visit WVUMedicine.org/Heart.
About Story Health
Story Health is a healthcare technology company that is re-imagining complex care management, virtual care delivery, and patient navigation. With a technology-enabled and human-powered approach, Story Health is on a mission to transform each patient’s care journey by enabling clinicians and institutions to implement and scale continuous specialty care delivery to every patient with heart disease, leaving no patient behind. Story Health is led by CEO Tom Stanis, co-founder of Verily; President Nita Sommers; CPO Nikhil Roy; and cardiologist and CMO Ashul Govil, M.D. For more information, please visit StoryHealth.com.
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Sam Moore, Story Health, 1 225.456.1297, [email protected], www.storyhealth.com
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“HABRI is proud to co-host Pet Night on Capitol Hill, bringing everyone who loves and cares for pets together,” said Steven Feldman, President of HABRI. “Pets unite us!”
At the event, the pets stole the show, including Pet Partners therapy animal-handler teams; Winston the French Bulldog, 2022 National Dog Show Best In Show Champion, provided by Purina; and adoptable puppies and kittens from Petco Love.
The Animal Health Institute (AHI) honored the winners of the Cutest Pets on Capitol Hill contest, now in its fifteenth year, recognizing the most adorable animals belonging to Members of Congress and their staff.
Cutest Dog: Sandwich
Owner: Megan Guiltinan
Office of Rep. Andy Barr (KY-06)
Cutest Cat: Henry
Owner: Emily Hall
Office of Rep. Nathaniel Moran (TX-01)
Cutest Exotic: Razz (Horse)
Owner: Kirby Tidmore
Office of Rep. Kevin Hern (OK-01)
“This event is a fantastic opportunity to bring together members from both parties to share our mutual affection and admiration for our pets. It’s also a great reminder that ensuring the health and safety of our pets and animals is crucial for both their wellbeing and ours,” said Rep. Kim Schrier (WA-08). “In Congress, I’ve continued to advocate for animal health through legislation like ADUFA to get new, innovative, safe veterinary medications to market. I’m glad to partner with AHI to celebrate our pets and bring awareness to this important issue.”
“As a pet owner myself, I know first-hand the importance of pets in our lives,” said Congressman Greg Pence (IN-6). “I am excited to be a judge of the 15th annual Cutest Pets Contest and I want to extend my thanks to the Animal Health Institute for organizing this event and all of the beneficial work they do.”
“There’s a reason why Animal Health Institute’s Cutest Pets on Capitol Hill has been a highly anticipated event for 15 years, and it’s the strength of the human-animal bond,” said Alex Mathews, President and CEO of AHI. “The animal health industry is committed to supporting the bond by keeping animals healthy, and we’re proud to come together with the entire pet care community each year at Pet Night in celebration of healthy pets and the policies that support our collective wellbeing.”
The Pet Advocacy Network’s “Pets’ Best Friend” award was conferred upon three Members of Congress who have demonstrated a commitment to supporting pets and pet owners. Congresswoman Angie Craig of Minnesota, Congressman Dusty Johnson of South Dakota, and Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson of Pennsylvania were all recognized for their tireless service on behalf of companion animals and those who serve and support them.
“After meeting face-to-face with Members of Congress today, it remains clear that everyone, regardless of political party or ideology, appreciates the power of pets,” said Pet Advocacy Network President and CEO Mike Bober. “We were honored to recognize these Members of Congress with the Pets’ Best Friend award as an expression of our gratitude for their leadership in supporting pet ownership in America, and to once again co-host this important celebration of the human-animal bond.”
“It is an honor to co-host Pet Night once again in 2023,” said Dana Brooks, President & CEO of PFI. “Pet Night is an exciting event and a valuable opportunity to meet with Members of Congress who advocate for policies that enhance the health and welfare of our beloved pets. Pets enrich our lives in so many ways and it is important to showcase how our industry is finding ways to support the long and healthy lives of our companion animals.”
Pet Night is part of Pet Week on Capitol Hill, a week-long series of virtual programming and in-person visits. Virtual sessions share key data about how pets are important for human health and quality of life and highlight the most pressing issues relating to pet ownership in America. All recorded sessions from Pet Week on Capitol Hill are now available to view on-demand at http://www.petnight.com, where people can also sign up to be invited to Pet Night on Capitol Hill 2024.
Pet Night on Capitol Hill is an annual event sponsored by leading pet care and animal health companies and organizations that comprise the pet care community. For more information, please visit http://www.petnight.com. Images available upon request.
About HABRI
HABRI is a not-for-profit organization that funds innovative scientific research to document the health benefits of companion animals; educates the public about human-animal bond research; and advocates for the beneficial role of companion animals in society. For more information, please visit http://www.habri.org.
About the Pet Food Institute
Established in 1958, Pet Food Institute (PFI) is the trade association and the voice of U.S. cat and dog food manufacturers. Our members account for the vast majority of the dog and cat food made in the United States, with more than $50 billion in domestic annual dog and cat food sales and annual exports of more than $2 billion. PFI membership also includes companies that supply ingredients, equipment and services to dog and cat food makers.
About Pet Advocacy Network
The Pet Advocacy Network, formerly known as the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council (PIJAC), connects the experience and expertise of the responsible pet care community to lawmakers and governing bodies, advocating for legislative and regulatory priorities at the local, state, federal and international levels. Since 1971, the organization has worked to promote animal well-being and responsible pet ownership, foster environmental stewardship, and ensure access to healthy pets, including small animals, cats, dogs, fish, reptiles and birds. Pet Advocacy Network members include retailers, companion animal suppliers, manufacturers, wholesale distributors, manufacturers’ representatives, pet hobbyists, and other trade organizations.
About the Animal Health Institute
The Animal Health Institute (AHI) represents the companies that develop and produce animal medicines. Our industry is a global leader whose products improve the health of nearly 10 billion companion and food-producing animals in the U.S., which results in significant economic and social benefits for Americans.
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Hayley Maynard, Human Animal Bond Research Institute, 614.701.8205, [email protected], www.habri.org
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Backed by $3.5M of support from leading science philanthropists, Homeworld Collective provides community, guidance, and funding for climate biotechnologists unwavering in their pursuit of planetary health
BOSTON, Sept. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Homeworld Collective, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit igniting the growth of climate biotechnology, today introduced their nonprofit as the go-to source for scientists, technologists, entrepreneurs, and funders committed to maximizing the impact of climate biotechnology for planetary health. The launch also coincides with the announcement of their grantmaking system for building the field of climate biotech, Homeworld Garden Grants. In its first cycle, Homeworld Collective will deploy $1M in funding for climate biotech. The organization’s goal is to foster a cohesive community across academia, industry, and funders in climate biotech that is organized around clear pathways to impact and develop viable solutions for problems plaguing our planet.
Homeworld Collective is backed by leading science philanthropies including Schmidt Futures and the Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment. Having successfully raised $3.5 million, the funding will be used to create crucial community resources from knowledge roadmaps to datasets, actively connect practitioners in emerging problem spaces, and provide grants for the novel climate biotech research that the growing community produces.
Daniel Goodwin, Ph.D., and Paul Reginato, Ph.D., founders of Homeworld Collective, began building their global community in 2019 after recognizing the dire lack of community, resources, funding, and education in the field of climate biotechnology. Having started as an informal community, Homeworld Collective was officially established as a nonprofit in 2022.
“We are empowering an attitude of action-oriented climate optimism,” said Paul Reginato, Founding Co-Director of Homeworld Collective. “There are countless biotechnologists worldwide looking to apply their talents to building a sustainable way of life and protecting our planet. However, many of these brilliant and driven individuals struggle with a lack of clear pathways to impact and people to work with. The revolution in biotechnology we’ve seen over the last few decades was driven by medicine, and, as a result, there is a very well-established community around medical biotech that provides plenty of opportunities to biotechnologists looking to make a difference in human health. In contrast, climate biotechnology currently lacks the social infrastructure and problem maps that can enable people to connect to impactful work. We’re eager to extend our support to this motivated community and continue building pathways to meaningful and impactful work in climate biotechnology.”
To support its vision of building a vibrant community of practice in climate biotech, Homeworld Collective’s Garden Grants program will launch with a novel grantmaking framework that strengthens the community around high-impact problems while providing $1M for research funding through Fast-Grants-style grantmaking. The first round of grantmaking is scoped on climate solutions that utilize protein engineering. That scoping choice was motivated by a thesis that protein engineering, a high-growth branch of biotechnology (e.g., AlphaFold), has an outsize potential for climate impact but is underfunded. While protein engineering has the potential for impact in sustainability applications ranging from biomanufacturing to agriculture to mining, it falls into a climate tech funding gap: protein engineering efforts for sustainability are too application-focused to be funded as fundamental research, yet too risky to be funded as applied research or backed by private capital. Homeworld’s analysis of 177,962 National Science Foundation (NSF) grants and 188,487 Department of Energy (DoE)-funded publications showed that only 0.1% of NSF funding since 2009 and 1% of DoE-backed publications were for protein engineering in the context of climate. Beyond fast funding, Homeworld will provide a cohort and mentorship program for the applicants it funds and will educate the broader community by publicly sharing high-quality problem statements derived from the projects it funds. Through combined funding, community building, and education, Homeworld’s goal is for the Garden Grants program to direct the rapid growth of protein engineering technology toward sustainability.
“At this point, we’ve met with over 500 practitioners across the climate biotech ecosystem,” said Daniel Goodwin, Founding Co-Director of Homeworld Collective. “Creating funding resources — like our Garden Grants program — is critical, but not sufficient to support a thriving community in climate biotech. We need to go beyond financial resources and think about what makes a community productive, and make tools that improve the productivity of an entire field by supporting the needs of practitioners as fully as possible.”
One such tool that Homeworld Collective is focusing on is technology roadmap development and the work that it facilitates — the roadmaps identify the most promising and impactful research pathways in emerging areas of climate biotech. Homeworld Collective then connects biotechnologists with engineers in disparate disciplines who together have the requisite expertise to address the novel research challenges identified by the roadmaps. Once these problem-specific sub-communities are formed, Homeworld advocates for funding, whether to third parties or by creating new types of grants in the Garden Grants program. The result is a virtuous cycle where knowledge creation, community building, and funding come together for maximum impact. Homeworld Collective recently released Part 1 of its three-part Roadmap for Biotechnology in Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR), an emerging interdisciplinary technology space that is anticipated to become one of the world’s largest industries by midcentury. As part of the roadmap, the organization identified a set of 13 actionable problems researchers can begin working on today in the field that the IPCC says will be a critical component of the transition to a decarbonized society.
The climate technology market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 24% through 2033 to a total market size of $183 billion. Climate biotechnology is a rapidly developing sub-field that leverages the power of cutting-edge biotechnology to develop a broad set of solutions to climate change, yet it is a field that is underdefined and under-resourced. In establishing Homeworld Collective, climate solutions — including sustainable manufacturing, efficient mining of critical minerals for the energy transition, the improvement of crop productivity and climate resistance, and the conservation and restoration of ecosystems — will be prioritized, funded, developed, and deployed at an accelerated pace, simultaneously elevating the field of climate biotechnology and the individuals innovating within it simultaneously.
“The urgency of addressing climate change cannot be overstated, and it demands innovative solutions from all sectors. Climate biotechnology in particular has a wealth of technological potential that is currently undertapped. As a nascent field, now is the time to support new approaches that can create new learning curves. We at Schmidt Futures see enormous value in supporting the community of Homeworld Collective — not only are they empowering climate biotechnologists today, but they are planting the seeds for the revolutionary ideas and technologies that will positively impact generations to come.” Said Pat McGrath, Senior Fellow at Schmidt Futures.
Homeworld Collective recently announced the launch of the Homeworld Ideas Writing Challenge. The competition seeks submissions —from both technical experts and novices alike — that envision a future where biology is used as a tool to realize a more sustainable world. The grand prize winner will be awarded $10,000. Interested parties should review the full prompt and submit their essay by October 1, 2023 at 11:59 pm EST.
Scientists, technologists, entrepreneurs, and funders committed to combating climate change and looking to join a growing community, please visit: https://homeworld.bio/
Media Contact
Heather Stafford, Jones-Dilworth Inc., 4438488617, [email protected]
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The Distinguished Service Award goes to successful veteran-owned businesses in the National Capital Region that have demonstrated strong business performance. The award was presented on September 12th at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington.
RESTON, Va., Sept. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — ThunderCat is proud to announce that it has been selected Veteran-Owned Business of the Year, Established (More than 10 Years in Business) by Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce at the 2023 Distinguished Service Awards. The award goes to successful veteran-owned businesses in the National Capital Region that have demonstrated strong business performance. The award was presented on September 12th at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington.
The Distinguished Service Awards honor individuals, companies, and Non-Profit organizations for their service to veterans in the Greater Washington business community. This is Greater Washington Region’s preeminent event honoring the leadership and contributions to veteran success demonstrated by veteran-owned businesses within the Greater Washington business community. The Distinguished Service Awards are presented in recognition of community stewardship and business leadership. It includes the unsung heroes in our community who have dedicated time and resources to making the transition to civilian life process easier for those who serve. It honors those who have made meaningful contributions to help Veterans succeed. The categories are Veteran Employee of the Year, Veteran Service Organization of the Year for Non-Profits, and Veteran-Owned Business of the Year.
The Keynote Speaker was Dr. Linda Singh, Major General (retired), Founder & CEO Kaleidoscope Affect. The Veteran Advocate of the Year Award went to Karen Lowe, Corporate Director, Army Customer Relations at Northrop Grumman. James Schenck, President & CEO of PenFed Credit Union won the Lifetime Distinguished Service Award.
United States Senator Mark Warner commented in his congratulatory note to CEO, Tom Deierlein; “This recognition serves as a tribute to your exemplary leadership and contributions to the Northern Virginia community. It has always been my firm belief that a career in the United States Army is one of the most honorable of professions; we are all indebted to you for your service during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Your commitment to using the unique skills that you developed while serving to establish ThunderCat Technology and make a meaningful impact in the region is a testament to your leadership. I commend you for your tremendous service.”
“Northern Virginia’s veteran businesses have proven to be innovative, influential part of our Greater Washington business community. The Chamber is honored to recognize this important group’s achievements and contributions through the 2023 Distinguished Service Awards.” said Julie Coons, Chamber President and CEO.
About ThunderCat Technology
Currently ranked #54 on the Solution Provider 500, the award winning ThunderCat Technology is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) that delivers technology products and services to government organizations, educational institutions, and commercial companies. Led by a combat-wounded CEO, ThunderCat is a systems integrator that brings an innovative approach to solving customer problems in and around the datacenter by providing strategies for Data Storage, Networking, Cyber Security, and Cloud Transformations. A proven leader, ThunderCat Technology provides and optimizes technologies from best of breed manufacturers. Clients include DOD, DHS, VA, Treasury, FBI, State of Virginia, State of NY, Sony, VISA, and CareFirst. http://www.thundercattech.com
About the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Originally founded in 1925 as a Fairfax county-focused business advocacy organization, the Northern Virginia Chamber has grown into the Region’s largest Chamber of Commerce, drawing members and impacting policy Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce across the Greater Washington Region. Today, we represent close to 500,000 employees. The diversity of our community is one of our greatest assets and we actively seek out and offer opportunities from which we can learn from one another and form personal connections that help guide lasting business growth. The Chamber’s goal is to be considered not only a business partner but also an agent of change for our members. We do this through our work in government advocacy, education through events and programs, workforce programs, networking, promotion of member businesses, and recognition through awards. We are proud to have worked together over these many years to build a meaningful association that enriches our community and look forward to continuing that good work. For more information, visit http://www.novachamber.org
Media Contact
Megan Battaglia, ThunderCat Technology LLC, 7036740229, [email protected], www.thundercattech.com
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According to an IMV survey, 78% expect the importance of cybersecurity to diagnostic imaging equipment to increase in importance over the next few years.
ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Service and maintenance have long been important aspects of managing diagnostic imaging equipment, and with an increase in equipment connectivity and hospital networking, cybersecurity is becoming a growing concern.
For hospitals, the top three priorities over the next three years related to imaging equipment service management are to reduce mean repair time, manage service needs for imaging on a 24/7/365 basis, and improve the cybersecurity of imaging and networked healthcare equipment.
Of the survey respondents who participated in our IMV 2023 Diagnostic Imaging Equipment Service Outlook Report, 78% indicated they expect the importance of cybersecurity to increase, 19% stated they expected it to stay the same, and 3% said they expected it to decrease in importance in 2024 and beyond.
The top two concerns regarding cybersecurity noted by those surveyed are ensuring the privacy of patients’ protected health information (PHI) and ransomware attacks. These concerns reflect the importance of protecting the data stored on hospital networks and connected systems, because the consequences of data breaches or data corruption can be severe and directly impact patient care and safety.
Survey respondents stated that a hospital’s IT department has the most responsibility for ensuring the cybersecurity of medical imaging devices.
As for service expenditures for diagnostic imaging equipment in 2022, the top modalities covered by service contracts were CT, x-ray, MRI and ultrasound. Regarding service provider type in 2022, 49% of service-related spending was with an OEM, 41% with a third-party provider, and 10% outside of a formal service contract.
Percentage of 2022 service-related spending:
OEM: 49%
Third-Party: 41%
Outside Formal Contract: 10%
The report found that the top three diagnostic imaging service providers in 2022 — by share of expenditures — were GE HealthCare, Siemens Healthineers, and Crothall Healthcare. It also found the following:
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Davin Korstjens is a Senior Market Research Program Manager at IMV Medical Information Division, part of Science and Medicine Group.
IMV’s 2023 Diagnostic Imaging Equipment Service Outlook Report explores market trends related to service contracts for diagnostic imaging equipment in U.S. hospitals. The report was published in August 2023 and is based on responses from 292 radiology and biomedical managers and administrators who participated in IMV’s nationwide survey from May 2023 –June 2023. Vendors covered in this report include Agfa, Aramark, BC technical, Canon, Carestream, Crothall Healthcare, Fujifilm, GE, Hologic, Konica Minolta, Philips, Renovo Solutions, Samsung, Shimadzu, Siemens, Sodexo, TriMedx, Unisyn, United Imaging, Ziehm.
For information about purchasing IMV Market Outlook Reports, visit the corporate website at https://imvinfo.com/ or call 703-778-3080 ext. 1033 to speak with a representative. In addition to the report, all purchases will include a complimentary recording of an executive summary presentation of findings conducted by IMV’s Senior Program Manager.
Disclosure: IMV Medical Information Division is a sister company of AuntMinnie.com.
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Davin Korstjens, IMV, a Science and Medicine Group Company, 703-778-3080, [email protected], https://imvinfo.com/
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AuntMinnie.com, the premier online destination for medical imaging professionals, is excited to introduce its latest Service Content Area.
ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — AuntMinnie.com, the premier online destination for medical imaging professionals, is excited to introduce its latest Service Content Area. This dedicated space will provide radiology professionals with a wealth of specialized content, insights, and resources related to the service of medical imaging equipment and software. AuntMinnie.com has long served as a hub for collaboration, education, and innovation in radiology. Now, with the Service Content Area, they are taking another bold step to enrich the experiences of our community members, particularly professionals involved with handling imaging equipment and software contracts.
The Service Content Area is a specialized platform designed to provide these service professionals with an in-depth exploration of service-related content. Whether it’s staying updated with the latest service trends, accessing comprehensive articles, or finding educational resources, this new area is crafted to cater specifically to service-related interests.
“Our ongoing mission at AuntMinnie.com is to empower and support professionals in the medical imaging field. The Service Content Area is a testament to our commitment to this mission,” said Barry Lovette, General Manager, Media at Science and Medicine Group. “We believe this dedicated space will serve as a valuable resource for service professionals, facilitating their growth and contributing to the advancement of the entire industry.”
We are proud to announce that Bracco, a leading name in the medical imaging industry, has come on board as the inaugural sponsor of the Service Content Area. Bracco’s support will not only enhance the resources available to our audience but also allow them to gain deeper insights into reader behavior, enabling more effective campaign strategies, refined targeting approaches, and deeper connections with AuntMinnie.com’s vibrant community.
The launch of the Service Content Area is a significant step forward in enhancing the AuntMinnie.com experience for all medical imaging professionals, further solidifying its position as the go-to platform for news, knowledge, and collaboration.
In addition to this new and exciting Service Content Area, AuntMinnie.com offers Practice Management Content Areas for Administration, Associations, Careers, Equity & Inclusion, Medicolegal, Patient Safety, Radiologic Technologists, and SalaryScan.
To learn more about AuntMinnie.com’s Service Content Area and other sponsorship opportunities, contact us at [email protected].
About AuntMinnie.com
AuntMinnie.com is the premier online destination for medical imaging professionals. With a dedicated focus on advancing the field of medical imaging, AuntMinnie.com provides a platform for collaboration, education, and innovation in the industry. Our community of radiologists, researchers, and industry leaders relies on AuntMinnie.com for the latest news, expert insights, and valuable resources.
Media Contact
Ben Barna, AuntMinnie.com, (703) 646-8365, [email protected], https://www.auntminnie.com/
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MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Do you want to improve your brain health? Neurologists, the experts in brain health, have a plan. The American Academy of Neurology (AAN), the world’s largest association of neurologists and neuroscience professionals with over 40,000 members,…
