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Novant Health using new AI took for hospital stays (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — Novant Health is using AI to connect hospital patients, their families and doctors with a new system called Q-rounds. The technology allows doctors to notify family members when they will be checking in on their loved ones in the hospital. Novant Healthâs Executive Vice President and Chief Transformation Officer Sanjay Gupta told Channel 9âs Damany Lewis the new tool started in the neonatal intensive care unit. Now, he says itâs expanding to adult care across multiple hospitals
Charlotte fire marshal recalls responding to 9/11 in NYC (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — As we approach the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Channel 9 is remembering those who served and sacrificed, and how those events changed our country and our city. The man who now serves as Charlotteâs fire marshal was a New York firefighter at the time. He sat down with Channel 9âs Damany Lewis to share what he wants all of us to remember. âIt was quiet; paper in the air and everything was covered in gray ash,â Kevin Miller said, recalling the atmosphere on Sept. 11, 2
Rising college costs drive more students toward two-year programs (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — As the cost of a four-year college degree continues to rise, Central Piedmont Community College is seeing an increase in enrollment for its two-year programs. The college told Channel 9âs Damany Lewis that more students are focusing their attention on skilled trades and high-demand careers. âOverall, we continue to see growth across the college, and itâs not just in construction and skilled trades, but weâre also seeing growth in areas like healthcare, business and accounting
More CMS students choose dual enrollment at CPCC to cut costs (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — Some high school students will earn free college credits next semester thanks to a dual enrollment program between Central Piedmont Community College and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Students can take college courses online or on CPCCâs campus. It cuts the costs of a four-year college degree because the credits transfer to any University of North Carolina school. âWeâve grown out dual enrollment program, so in 2019, we had about 2,400 students in that program,â Anne McGover
Robotic heart surgery saves lives in half the time (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — Kenneth Ruth is slowly getting back to who he once was just a few months removed from open-heart surgery. The 49-year-old said it all started after he moved to Charlotte to be closer to his niece and nephew. âI was starting to feel just like a little tired, a little exhausted throughout the day, and I thought that was fairly normal,â Ruth told Channel 9âs Damany Lewis. âI just thought that was a function of getting a little older.â Ruth then made what he now calls the most
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