Throughout April, the Northeast Arkansas Children’s Advocacy Center will lead awareness efforts, educational outreach, and community engagement initiatives to keep children safe.
“The Billion Pill Pledge is not about restricting prescriptions. It is a pilot program aimed at providing more effective, safer options.” – Kirk Lane, director of the Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership
“We call it a Delta Gravel Festival, because we want people to come and go to the vendors, listen to music, come downtown and eat, and see the cyclists come zipping across that line.”
“We are excited to be the first hospital in Arkansas to launch this critical first dose prevention program,” said St. Bernards Medical Center Administrator Michael Givens. “Opioid challenges are not just patient challenges. They are community challenges.”
“Match Day is our favorite day of the year because it’s the culmination of a tremendous amount of work by our students, faculty and staff,” said Shane Speights, D.O., dean of NYITCOM at A-State.
“We will honor what has made AMMC strong, while embracing the innovation, the success, and the scale of Baptist Memorial.”
For patients experiencing severe medical events, the sound of rotor blades cutting through the air represents the “golden hour.”
Clean water is a choice – reverse osmosis filters out contaminants and provides a steady stream of crystal-clear water.
Project H.E.A.R.T. (Health Education, Advocacy, Reflection, and Training) is a residential camp aimed at educating students about future careers in health care and about higher education opportunities and community health. The program is aimed at students who would benefit from an opportunity to excel.
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