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Infusion Services at a hospital deliver treatments directly into a patient’s blood stream. Outpatient Infusion Department Nursing Supervisor Jamie Grallap explains who might need an infusion.

When a patient is diagnosed with cancer, the chemotherapy medicines needed for treatment are often mixed at a specialty pharmacy, which takes time and can be expensive. Oncology Pharmacist Ryan Mellem

Providence St. Joseph Medical Center has implemented language and processes across the organization that help keep patients and caregivers free from harm. Chief operating officer Devin Huntley explain

Most adults need between 7 to 9 hours of sleep each night. But how do we ensure that we get that amount, and that the sleep we get is good quality sleep? Scott Greene, Physician Assistant at Providenc

Providence Montana knows that people seeking healthcare want ever increasing quality and safety, with ever decreasing cost. Landon Godfrey explains how Providence St. Joseph Medical Center is working

On Saturday, March 7, the International Heart Institute at Providence St. Patrick Hospital will host the 17th Annual Heart Expo with health screening exams from 7-11 a.m .and lectures from 8 a.m.- noo

Most patients with the abnormal heart rhythm called Atrial Fibrillation take a regimen of blood thinning medications because a major concern is that of a stroke. Watchman Coordinator Shauna Seefeldt e

Ultrasound has long been used as a diagnostic tool to help doctors determine the size, location, and stage of breast cancers. But now Providence St. Patrick Hospital is using Automated Breast Ultrasou

One-third of patients nationwide who die in the hospital die from a severe type of infection called sepsis. Dr. Will Surber explains what sepsis is and what the warning signs are.

In 2016, Providence St. Patrick Hospital began offering Nightingale Nursing Tributes to honor departed nursing brothers and sisters. Nurse and Coordinator of Clinical Education Leanna Ross explains.