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Three Metro Hospitals Unite to Improve Rural Heart Care
Naifeh Family Makes Considerable Contribution
OKLAHOMA CITY (Feb. 2, 2012) – Three metro hospitals are joining forces to help improve the health of our citizens in a new protocol program created through a generous pledge of $300,000 from the Naifeh family. Oklahoma consistently scores poorly in national health statistics, ranking at or near the bottom in many categories. Heart disease tends to be the area of greatest concern.
INTEGRIS Heart Hospital has formed the Naifeh Families Oklahoma Regional STEMI (heart attack) Consortium with Oklahoma Heart Hospital and St. Anthony Hospital to develop a response protocol program that will give Oklahoma residents living in rural communities access to the same type of acute cardiac care provided in the metro. The program is similar to the American Heart Association’s Mission: Lifeline® initiative designed to reduce mortality and morbidity caused by heart attacks.
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