The American Heart Association announced a new accreditation program to recognize hospitals for their heart attack care.
The American Heart Association partnered with the Society of Chest Pain Centers in September 2011 to create the Mission: Lifeline Heart Attack Referring/Receiving Center Accreditation. The program recognizes hospitals that meet standards for diagnosis and treatment of a STEMI heart attack. So far, 10 hospitals across the country have received this recognition.
Kona Community Hospital in Hawaii Opens Cardiology Clinic
Southside Regional Medical Center in Virginia Loses CON Appeal for Open-Heart Surgery
The American Heart Association partnered with the Society of Chest Pain Centers in September 2011 to create the Mission: Lifeline Heart Attack Referring/Receiving Center Accreditation. The program recognizes hospitals that meet standards for diagnosis and treatment of a STEMI heart attack. So far, 10 hospitals across the country have received this recognition.
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