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Diane Detmer
Website designed, published and maintained by Diane Detmer
Contact Webmaster: dinki@charter.net
Diane Detmer
Website designed, published and maintained by Diane Detmer
Contact Webmaster: dinki@charter.net
Cindy Lawrence, RN and Karen Setliff, RN receive awards
In 2004 Duke initiated a new program called Strength, Hope and Caring. A work incentive program aimed at recognizing Duke employees for going above and beyond their own job requirements for the benefit of others.
Duke Lung Transplant Coordinators, Cindy Lawrence, RN and Karen Setliff, RN are 2006 Strength, Hope and Caring award recipients.
In 2004 Duke initiated a new program called Strength, Hope and Caring. A work incentive program aimed at recognizing Duke employees for going above and beyond their own job requirements for the benefit of others.
Duke Lung Transplant Coordinators, Cindy Lawrence, RN and Karen Setliff, RN are 2006 Strength, Hope and Caring award recipients.
Zelnorm taken off Market
March 30, 2007 the FDA requested that Norvartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation remove Zelnorm from the market.
Here are a couple of links for more information:
http://www.zelnorm.com/index.jsp?usertrack.filter_applied=true&NovaId=1178761725940887915
http://www.fda.gov/cder/drug/podcast/tegaserod_full.htm
March 30, 2007 the FDA requested that Norvartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation remove Zelnorm from the market.
Here are a couple of links for more information:
http://www.zelnorm.com/index.jsp?usertrack.filter_applied=true&NovaId=1178761725940887915
http://www.fda.gov/cder/drug/podcast/tegaserod_full.htm
Ashley Finlen-Copeland Assumes New Position
Ashley Finlen-Copeland has been part of the Duke transplant Program for four and a half years, beginning with the kidney transplant team; then joining the Heart/Lung team in February 2005 with Ellen Stone. The first of October 2007 Ashley moved into lung transplant research as a Study Coordinator for Dr. Palmer. Ashley frequently lead the weekly lung transplant support group meetings at the Center for Living.
Ashley Finlen-Copeland has been part of the Duke transplant Program for four and a half years, beginning with the kidney transplant team; then joining the Heart/Lung team in February 2005 with Ellen Stone. The first of October 2007 Ashley moved into lung transplant research as a Study Coordinator for Dr. Palmer. Ashley frequently lead the weekly lung transplant support group meetings at the Center for Living.
Lung Transplant Coordinator Staff Complete
It has been nearly a year since we lost several of our coordinators. It has been a long frustrasting year for many of the lung transplant patients and undoubtedly the remaining staff also. The last of the six Lung Transplant Coordinators has been hired and will soon be ready to assume her role. It is expected that the transplant patients will again be assigned to a specific coordinator to oversee their care and contact with the Lung Transplant Team. As more information becomes available it will be published here. Check back often.
It has been nearly a year since we lost several of our coordinators. It has been a long frustrasting year for many of the lung transplant patients and undoubtedly the remaining staff also. The last of the six Lung Transplant Coordinators has been hired and will soon be ready to assume her role. It is expected that the transplant patients will again be assigned to a specific coordinator to oversee their care and contact with the Lung Transplant Team. As more information becomes available it will be published here. Check back often.
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