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Articles by Alexandra Snyder, Fort Belvoir Community Hospital Public Affairs

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Centering Pregnancy offers new approach to prenatal care

Article
6/24/2016
A couple attends a Centering Pregnancy group. Centering Pregnancy provides health assessment, education, and support for expectant parents, in a group setting facilitated by a clinician. This community approach to care allows participants to receive conventional obstetrics care and additional services such as lactation consulting and nutrition guidance- all in one setting. (Department of Defense photo by Reese Brown)

Centering Pregnancy meetings provide health assessment, education and support in a group setting facilitated by a clinician

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Baby your baby: Summer safety for kids

Article
6/9/2016
Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Alex Luna teaches a student at about water safety and how to properly wear his life jacket.

Summer safety should be a top priority for everyone, especially parents with small children

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Occupational therapy: Restoring function and promoting independence

Article
4/22/2016
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Occupational Therapy is arguably the most misunderstood clinic in the hospital

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Belvoir Hospital “glues” its status as innovative facility with new varicose vein procedure

Article
4/1/2016
Marine Corps Capt. Brett Disher receives an ultrasound of his affected blood vessel prior to varicose vein correction surgery.

Fort Belvoir Community Hospital was the first military treatment facility to perform varicose vein correction using medical-grade glue

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Belvoir Hospital Nurses earn 'CNOR Strong' certification

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11/23/2015
The Competency and Credentialing Institute recently named Fort Belvoir Community Hospital as a "CNOR Strong" facility. To achieve the certification, more than 50 percent of a hospital's operating room nurses underwent a rigorous process to master high standards of practices and became individually certified. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Jovane Henry)

The Competency and Credentialing Institute recently named Fort Belvoir Community Hospital as a "CNOR Strong" facility

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Healthcare workers aim to perfect patient care experience across National Capital Region

Article
11/10/2015
Dr. Jonathan Woodson, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, addresses healthcare leaders from across the National Capital Region Multi-Service Market at the Fall Quality Training Symposium on Fort Belvoir Nov. 10. The all-day event featured several civilian and military healthcare professionals presenting on the symposium theme, "Perfecting the Patient Experience and Culture of Quality." (DoD photo by Reese Brown)

Leaders in the civilian healthcare industry and the Military Health encouraged healthcare workers to focus on humanizing the patient experience and improving safety

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Joe Nose Stress: Hospital employee takes "paws" to identify people in need

Article
9/24/2015
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Tracy Krauss, a nurse at Belvoir Community Hospital, preps Cmdr. Joe for another day at the hospital. (Courtesy photo by Reese Brown)

Ambling down the hall of his new duty station, Cmdr. Joe draws a lot of attention from patients and staff despite his best efforts to go unnoticed

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