Life Saved by Changes in How Aortic Dissections Are Diagnosed at Hospital
Thank you to the Omaha World-Herald for this powerful story of how medical education and process change saved a life. Thank you, Nebraska Methodist Health System, our TAD Coalition partner, for your efforts to educate your medical team on aortic dissection! Read the story here.
POSTED ON: Monday, March 24th, 2014
POST TITLE: Life Saved by Changes in How Aortic Dissections Are Diagnosed at Hospital
AUTHOR: utmedschool
POSTED: March 24th, 2014
FILED AS: News
TAGGED: Amy Yasbeck, aneurysm, aortic, Dianna Milewicz, dissection, genetics, John Ritter Foundation, John Ritter Research Program, Nebraska Methodist Health System
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