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Rural Oklahoma hospitals expand NICU care to keep families closer to home (opens the original)
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September is NICU awareness month, a time to recognize families and healthcare workers who face both challenging and rewarding moments surrounding intensive care for newborns. In today’s Health Matters with TSET, Amy Slanchik takes a look at how some rural communities in Oklahoma are working to provide a higher level of care for the state’s smallest patients. At some hospitals, a camera can provide a live stream of a newborn’s every move, for parents who can’t be there for every moment. Things l
Tulsa hospice nurses help make pilot's wish to fly one more time reality (opens the original)
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A pilot’s wish to return to the skies one last time became reality on Monday. His hospice nurses helped make it happen. Before going up, there was a moment on the ground for Verne Wiggin at Tulsa Riverside Airport. A pause for prayer, surrounded by family and hospice nurses. “He’s been talking about it for weeks,” Martha Vandiver said. The 96-year-old spent decades in the air as a private pilot and also served in the Civil Air Patrol. Verne and his wife, Grace, had seven kids together. Vandiver
Tulsa International Airport employees share 9/11 reflections 25 years later (opens the original)
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The attacks on September 11, 2001 changed the way all of us travel, bringing countless new security measures to airports. The FAA ordered a complete shutdown of U.S. airspace that day, with many flights redirected to the nearest airport. Ten flights were diverted to Tulsa International Airport. Employees who were working at TIA in 2001 say they will never forget. Some are still on the job today. Airport leaders from Tulsa and many other cities were all in Canada on 9/11 for a big airport confere
Hospital volunteer programs give Oklahoma students a look at healthcare careers (opens the original)
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High school students across Oklahoma looking to go into the medical field are starting the new school year with a better idea of what career path they might pursue. That’s because most hospitals have volunteer programs that expose students to a wide range of roles. In today’s Health Matters with TSET, Amy Slanchik shows us what the students learned this summer. “Hello, my name’s Lillian. I’m here for a flower delivery,” Lillian Laeger said after knocking on a patient’s door at Ascension St. John
Health Matters with TSET: Oklahoma students get inside look at healthcare careers (opens the original)
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High school students across Oklahoma looking to go into the medical field are starting the new school year with a better idea of what career path they might pursue. That’s because most hospitals have volunteer programs that expose students to a wide range of roles. In today’s Health Matters with TSET, Amy Slanchik shows us what the students learned this summer. “Hello, my name’s Lillian. I’m here for a flower delivery,” Lillian Laeger said after knocking on a patient’s door at Ascension St. John
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