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The 105 graduating students successfully completed medical education through a unique four-year training, academic and clinical experience across two continents.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON BIZ New OrleansData shows that the earlier that we can detect and diagnose cancer, the better odds we have of beating the disease.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON St. Charles Herald GuideOchsner Health System, the state's biggest nonprofit health care company, said Thursday that it will raise its minimum wage to $12 per hour, an almost $4 increase that will affect more than 1,200 employees across the system.
Ochsner partnered with a vendor to provide technology, reduce risk, and allow testing of different staffing models.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON HealthLeadersOn Giving Tuesday, Christus Ochsner Health Southwestern Louisiana launched its Women’s Health Fund and the newly-established James W. Gardiner Center at Christus Ochsner Lake Area Hospital.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON American PressDoctors across the Lake Area are working to identify and prevent eight different types of cancers through a new wellness center.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON KPLCDedicated to sharing wisdom to and from leading CEOs, the CEO Forum Group shares best practices for driving job creation and expanding innovation. Ochsner Health System’s President and CEO Warner Thomas sat down with The CEO Forum Group to share his vision for leadership in healthcare and the role innovation plays in shaping the future of the industry.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON CEO ForumEleven Ochsner Health System facilities, including four partner hospitals, were awarded an ‘A’ from The Leapfrog Group’s Fall 2018 Hospital Safety Grade. This designation recognizes efforts in protecting patients from harm and meeting the highest safety standards in the United States.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON Baton Rouge Business ReportAfter being diagnosed with a severe spinal deformity, a local teen is thankful for the doctor who not only reinforced her back but reinforced her desire to become a doctor.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON WDSUFor years, turkey has taken the blame for all those Thanksgiving naps but, according to Ochsner weight loss dietitian/nutritionist Grace E. Mansfield, RD, LDN, it’s not fair to blame the turkey.
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