Biomedical subjects

C J Magyar

Publications and source records attributed to C J Magyar.

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Cook Hospital provides a good example of what works on a healthcare Web site.

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Television programs help health network get prostate cancer drive off the ground.

Sometimes a friendly media outlet can be right in your backyard. University of Utah Health Network utilized the school's PBS affiliate to help promote a prostate cancer blood test drive.

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Salt Lake hospital survives close brush with twister, power outage.

LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City found that dealing with wounded and casualties from a natural disaster is just one problem; dealing with the natural disaster itself can be a whole other problem. A great success story in the midst of this summer's terrible tornado which hit Utah's capitol.

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Community newsletters on the Web.

An in-depth look at how several hospitals incorporate community newsletters on their Web sites. Featuring St. Luke's Hospital, Sioux City, Iowa; Advocate Health Care, Oak Brook, Ill.; Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich, Conn.; and more.

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Rancho creates huge turnaround using marketing strategies. The marketing program nabs awards, but the work captures hearts.

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Preparation and improvisation keep North Carolina hospitals afloat after Hurricane Floyd.

Hurricane Floyd leaves North Carolina in the wake of a state-wide disaster. Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Greenville, N.C., survives by relying on its tried-and-true disaster plan with a little improvisation mixed in. Also, how the North Carolina Hospital Association is pitching in.

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Women's hospital extends fund-raiser lecture series to be a year-long event. After 10 years, it was time to shake up the program.

Magee-Womens Hospital, Pittsburgh, takes an established fundraiser and breathes new life into it. The two-day "Celebration of Women" is now a year-long lecture series, and the results so far are promising.

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