From September 8 to 14, athletic trainers from the Concussion Institute at Northside Hospital Duluth helped more than 3,500 athletes from 18 schools take part in the National Team Up Speak Up Week.
14 schools honored as Safe Sports Schools by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association
The Sports Medicine program at Gwinnett Medical Center (GMC) announced today that 14 of its partner schools in Gwinnett County have achieved “Safe Sports School Status” awarded by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. The designation is given to schools that have taken crucial steps to keep their athletes free from injuries.
From September 9-15, GMC-Duluth recognized Environmental Services and Housekeeping Week, distinguishing members of the EVS team who work diligently to help maintain the safety and quality of the hospital.
HealthData Management recognizes Beth Grimes
LAWRENCEVILLE, GA. (May 18, 2017) – Gwinnett Medical Center’s (GMC) Beth Grimes, director of enterprise data analytics, was selected by HealthData Management as one of the Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT. The program recognizes contributions in health information technology.
Duluth – The 1941 death of little 6-year-old Olin Burnette, while tragically painful for his parents, was certainly not in vain. His passing stirred a small group of people to action, their goal to build a much-needed hospital in the heart of Duluth.
Gwinnett Medical Center Foundation hosts free event
Lawrenceville – According to Mental Health America, an organization founded in 1909 and dedicated to wellness, the loss of a loved one is life’s most stressful event.
Gwinnett Medical Center neonatal ambulance to provide faster transport and care to critical condition newborns in Gwinnett and surrounding areas
Successful outcomes of critical care patients noted by nursing organization
Lawrenceville – The American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN) recently recognized the Gwinnett Medical Center (GMC)-Lawrenceville ICU and the GMC-Duluth ICU with Beacon Awards for Critical Care Excellence.
After years of struggling to breathe, sleeping in an upright position and finding it difficult to walk distances, Leother Atkins knew it was time to do something about her ailing heart.
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