Mediaplanet Wins 4 Prestigious Awards of Excellence for Its Content Marketing Work
Share Article
Global Content Marketing Powerhouse, Mediaplanet, Wins 4 Communicator Awards of Excellence (Gold) for client-sponsored content pieces and integrated campaigns. These four awards of excellence are a great reminder that powerful stories can be a guiding force, offering hope in challenging times. - Luciana Olson; Mediaplanet’s U.S. Managing Director NEW YORK (PRWEB) May 06, 2021 The Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts esteemed 27th Annual Communicator Award winners have been announced and Mediaplanet wins big with four overall Awards of Excellence (gold) that include two client-branded content pieces – the first piece titled, “Life-Saving Specialty Medical Care Helping People with Severe Eating Disorders” sponsored by ACUTE Center for Eating Disorders and the second piece titled “How a COVID-19 Diagnosis H
Accarent Health Increases Transplant Coverage in the Midwest Posted May 05, 2021
The University of Kansas Health System Expands on Their Existing Cardiovascular Bundled Program with Solid Organ Transplant Services Through Accarent Health
BALTIMORE –Accarent Health is expanding the availability of life-saving transplant care for its members through the #1 hospital in Kansas, The University of Kansas Health System. By expanding its transparent bundled procedure offering, The University of Kansas Health System can now offer Accarent patients nationwide another excellent option for transplant procedures at a top academic medical center.
Ranking among U.S. News & World Report’s top 50 hospitals each year since 2007, The University of Kansas Health System is now offering heart, kidney, liver, and simultaneous kidney & pancreas transplants, and ventricular assist device placement as a bundled episode of care through the Accarent Health platform. In 2020, U.S. News & Worl
Authors Reply | American Society of Nephrology asnjournals.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from asnjournals.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Q: What’s your message to Iowans during National Donate Life month?
A: Thanks to modern medicine and the selfless generosity of fellow Americans, organ donation and transplantation have saved the lives of hundreds of thousands of beloved family members, friends and neighbors in recent decades. The miracles of modern medicine have given grandparents, moms, dads, siblings and cousins precious more time to make memories and make a difference during their time together on God’s green earth.
Even during the unprecedented uncertainty of a pandemic, loved ones and total strangers selflessly stepped up with the most generous gift they could give a fellow human being: the gift of life and a second chance at a better quality of life. According to federal statistics, more than 39,000 life-saving and life-enhancing organ transplants were performed in the United States last year. This remarkable milestone in the midst of a pandemic reflects the extraordinary generosity of Americans and the
The pandemic disrupted organ transplants. But these three siblings aren’t giving up
Three siblings from left, Terre Baldwin, Al Baccei and Linda Tschaplizki are navigating the uncertainty of organ donations and transplants in a pandemic.
Al Baccei managed to work full time as a police detective while doing dialysis for his kidneys at night.
Linda Tschaplizki hopes to donate a kidney to indirectly help her younger brother.
Terre Baldwin got a heart and kidney transplant at the beginning of the pandemic last April.
As coronavirus shut down the world last year, Terre Baldwin was getting a life-saving heart and kidney transplant in San Francisco. With no guests allowed in her hospital room, she spent most of her days staring at the ceiling.