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Congratulations to winners of the 2015 Emergency Care Innovation of the Year Award, the Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center! Their Mobile Health Paramedic program focuses on patient needs in the community and works to keep patients in their home, rather than at unnecessary ED or clinic visits. Dr. David Schoenwetter of Geisinger discusses the features of this program, as well as the successes they've seen thus far. Dr. Jesse Pines is the Director of the George Washington Univeristy Office for Clinical Practice Innovation and a Professor of Emergency Medicine and Health Policy. Visit our website for more information about Urgent Matters.
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