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Pelham officials consider tightening regs for loose dogs on trails "> Published: 8/2/2021 7:58:42 PM PELHAM — Loose and unleashed dogs accosting people walking on hiking trails and in town conservation areas could prompt revisions to Pelham’s leash bylaw and spur efforts to have a full-time animal control officer. Following two recent townwide meetings on the topic, in which residents recounted experiences of being run at or jumped on by loose dogs, Conservation Commission Chairman Dana McDonald said draft recommendations for modifying the leash bylaw are likely to be brought to the Sele...

Monash University A $2.1 million project to collect patient data in one place aims to better equip healthcare workers when making critical and life-saving clinical decisions. The Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) project will deliver live streams of clinical analytics and reporting information in the form of online dashboards. The dashboards will drive quality improvement, safety assurance and more efficient accreditation in a hospital setting. The data will be drawn from hospital electronic medical records (EMR) and the Victorian Health Incident Management System (VHIMS). Prof...

$2.1m project to better equip healthcare workers for making critical, life-saving decisions Wednesday, 21 July 2021 11:29 $2.1m project to better equip healthcare workers for making critical, life-saving decisions Featured The project will be led by Monash University The Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) project will deliver live streams of clinical analytics and reporting information in the form of online dashboards. The CRC says the dashboards will drive quality improvement, safety assurance and more efficient accreditation in a hospital setting - with the data ...

Port Washington, NY (PRUnderground) December 17th, 2020 The Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation has awarded a generous grant of $125,525 to the Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society toward their front porch restoration that will provide accessibility to the Sands-Willets House in Port Washington. This historically correct renovation will include the addition of a modern access ramp to allow entry to all, including those with wheelchairs and strollers. Historic house tours, exhibitions, lectures, and other activities will soon be able to be enjoyed by everyone. According to Chris Bain, Pre...