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« • . » H' EG THE SENTINEL-LEDGER Ocean City, N.J. Thuraday, April 15,1983 Children in this hospital go to the boardwalk Shore Mernorial helps speed healing process \atifteMldfnendly pediatric center POINT. — combines state-of-the-art When children at the Jersey medical care with the ' Shore are in need of hospi- child-friendly atmosphere . . tal care, they can ndw go to of * e bbardwaUc just across the "Ocean City the bay in Ocean City. y Boardwalk" at Shore The pediatric Memorial Hospital. boardwalk" at Shore is a This "first of its kind" $1 re-creation of the Ocean million pediatric care center A young patient poses with his mom, dad-and sister In front of a patient room on Shore's $1_ million "pediatric boardwalk," a re-creation of the nearby Ocean City wooden way. Times certainly have changed; imagine wanting to have your picture taken in front of your hospital room when you were a youngsterj children the familiar boardwalk sights. The front of each room is designed to resemble a, shop on the boardwalk and features a painted seascape on one side of the hallway. The unit also includes a light- City boardwalk and offers hou9e> aquarium, ar Cade games and more.. According to national pediatric experts, the specialized unit is the nation's first to link familiar community surroundings with its hospital "Many hospitals use motifs such as zoos, parks or train?. But incorporating the boardwalk — which is a highly recognizable and uniquely child-oriented theme — is a significant breakthrough," according to Judy Smith, manager_of consulting-maternal child health with Ross Planning "Associates,, a leading national pediatric -dealga. 'organization based in ColumbusrOhlo. . "We^jelieve it is the first time that any hospitalin the United States has so closely tied a children's theme to its community: the effect GENERAL DENTISTRY Meeting the Family Needs - New Patients & Emergencies -'--•- Welcome _ Hours by Appointment- Including Evenings & Saturday MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTED Shore Memorial Hospital nurses andjunit secretary work atthe nurses' station on the pediatric boardwalk. The continuous-nursing observation-station area features a~ 55-gallon saltwater tropical fish aquarium, a lighthouse anctts designed to look like a concession stand — to encourage child-nurse interaction. should be quite-positive on the young patients." Known for its family-cen H -' tered care, Shore Memorial thought it would be natural to combine—America's famous family resort attraction — die Ocean City boardwalk — with its unit, mer pediatric patients cut This cKfld-friendly_ atmo-~the ribbon—to The 22-bed, sphere is believed to reduce 7,300 square-foot facility anxiety and speed the_healine process. — Studies have shown that pleasant surroundings make people feeTbetter — which enhances the healing process," Smith added. Jrlospital officials, area dignitaries ancLcommunity IF YOURE LOOKING FOR A GREAT MUSICAL ENTREE, MAY WE SUGGEST Michael Bolton "Having mom or dad with their child while they're sick Is the best medicine to prescribe" last July. "This prejecris a dear demonstration of what ah- handle infants, children and institution can-accomplish .adolescents, when it-empowers its nurs- •—Patient rooms withing staff," said AlRundio comfortable— sleeping Jr., Shore Memorial?'vice arrangements-and showers president fOf-htuatng. This for parents.. ' ~ unit's concept was con- • A_continuous-nursing members watched as f«t_ ceived' by pediatric nurses observation station that Phil Collins For the best music, for any occasion set your FM Radio to 103.7 WMGM -—Shon nurse EunlcoHodgklns and these nurses were Inte^ overlooks a three-bed gral to the design of the observation area for chilunir^-The unit's capabilities dren with advanced. condiindude: tions that require Rooms equipped *" continuous care. A child-centered surgery program that includes: , — Children and parents meeting with the child 4ife specialist for personalized preoperatiye teaching sessions. . — -A specialized fl fl YourPeace_ Of Mind!__ The Darby family has been offering "• peace of mind through insurance for 88 years! Weigh your insurance needs carefully then let one of our professionals eustom tailor a package for you. BUSINESS & PERSONAL FIRE • CASUALTY • MARINE • LIFE THE£E. DARBY Providing Insurance For (Four) Generations " For All Your N( Needs Dedicated to providing the best coverage! Phone (609) 399-0049 "Insurance Exclusively" North & Wesley Ayenue, Ocean City Glenn Darby President holding area where pediat- K ric staff assess, and sedate the patient — while the parents are present — and provide diversional activities including videos, cartoons and games. — The child life specialist accompanying the patient into the operating room to provide a comforting familiar face. '•, —^ The pediatric nurse and child life specialist seeing the patient immediately after the procedure. • Pediatric advanced life ' support (PALS), training '. • center which helps RT~" Immediately stabilize infants and children who are in emergency or imminent-death situations. < • Child life services which helps children adjust to being.in the hospital and teaches them about their medical condition' through "play" and other therapy. >. Clinical. nursing spe^ dalists who assist in highrisk births, pediatric emergencies and illnesses and update health professionals with state-of-theart training techniques. . > • A 55-gallon saltwater : tropical fish aquarium — at : the nurding station ,:— - which ' provides a. unique : and.fun experience for the • children. :• • Patient rooms and the \ ' observation area that have a - view of the bay..:— over- J looking Ocean City and Somers Point's boats, shops ; and docks. • ./ .•; • Floor tiles that look •; like the boardwalk and. " room fronts designed and ; painted to. resemble "; actual Ocean City board- •: walk storefronts. ; • A water play area ": allows children to play with water, "slime" and expert- ' ence other tactile therapy. ; • The nursing station — designed like a concession stand to encourage childnurse interaction. — features a lighthouse and aquarium. • Community education services that include: . . . ' •—• A specialized child-asthma program. ' — A grief support program for children. .— Hearing screenings for'infants up to 6 months. ° "We want parents to be with their children as much as possible," explains Eunice Hodgkins, RN, Shore Memorial's clinical coordinator of pediatrics. "Having mom or dad with, their child while they're sick is the best medicine to prescribe," she says. That's why we designed., unit with patent sleeping .accommodations ami encourage- parents to be with the child during invasive procedures and.; continuing as •••n^V •••'i.W.V ', . • ' 1 . •. C7 Mark Barham, a 4-year-old "patent" from Upper Township, tells nurse Tricia LaCarruba where it hurts. Note her casual uniform. It's designed to help make young patients feel at home in a hospital setting -—in this case Shore's $1 million pediatric care center. It offers a continuous-nursing observation station overlooking a threebed observation area for children with advanced conditions requiring continuous •care. • . • . • , ' ' " " V " : • • New procedure available forpatients with blocked arteries SpMEBS. POINT — For . patients who have difficulty walking due to blocked arteries, a new vascular imaging unit and medical procedure at Shore Memorial Hospital can put more "spring" in their step. With the help of a new General Electric angiography unit and a new medical procedure, the hospital is now. using a new springlike stainless steel tube-to provide more permanent structure to the walls of_ dogged arteries-— where I blockages have been removed with angioplasty procedures. Shore's new angiography unit enables radiologists •11P» . J?&>fe\- •':!"••• •'•>C^y-î^ ! » Advanced technology arid health education programs also featured SOMERS POINT — The patient's condition, focus continues oh the fam- Nearly 30,000 emergency, ily for 1993 as Shore Memo- room .visits were~made in rial; Hospital .expands its 199/2 and this program will maternal and child health help provide continuous services- :•;• "• communications between In addition, the hospital, patient, physicians and offers new wellness pro- families, keeping them grams, emergency room apprised of the patient's and laboratory services, condition and answering g and expanded: vascular cen- questions. " Volunteers "" for ter capabilities in its plans this program will be specially, trained. far the year ahead'. Maternity and Wellness neonatology expansion grows . Through a joint program Now entering its ' tenth with the Atlantic City Med- year, the Wellness Program ical , • • Center, . • Shore Memorial continues with iinnovative has expanded its neonatal offerings. New'to the Wellservices and now offers ness Program in 1993 is to perform numerous procedures to unblock blood highly trained neonatology weight management, a 12- vessels induding an innovative medical procedure specialists — available week weight management/exercise pg program at around the clock — to assist using a spring-like stainless Shore's obstetridansV and steel tube to provide more Tilton Athletic dub, Northfield that indudes a per-permanent structure to the pediatricians in complicated births. . sonal .trainer, physical Last year 1,276 babies evaluations _ and customized were born at Shore's mater- exercise plans, nity care center which was"" Also new this- year is recently decorated in a Vic- Smokeless, a nationally torianera" theme — a pre^ renowned pg program that view_crf what's to come in teaches how to resisOhe and vascular surgeons to a few hospitals in the met^ the new unit When comphy unit, performs more urge-for a cigarette and the see and treat blocked ves- ropolltan Philadelphia than ^000 major vasculur plete; the project wnl p*o-__spdal dl pressure to smokeT kT" sels with more clarity and region to offer this, technology. _> _ i baths for mom and baby. - Program "issued its procedures a year.'__ vTae private rooms and _ In January, the Wellness BrsF" "It mates finding out whafs wrong and solving the problem much - easier and more precise" — Shon mdlokjglsr precision than ever before. Shore is the only hospital in the area and one of-only The system digitally combines hundreds of viewjLof the body on a video screen to "tour the vascular area in 3-dimension-with computer-enhancing clarity,' r ~says William_Partner, MdD., Shore's interventiOrial radiologist ^ "The process increases, the clarity needed to determine the procedure best for each_ patient's needs," Dr. Partner added. "It makes findingôut what's wrong and solving the -problem much easier and more pre- — and ': •• •'.' V , ' \ " '','- . . ','.,": i... • • v i M i V : i - . i ' - - - - - ; v , ' . ' - . ; - / M i . U J ^ - S j ' ? ! ( r r - ! : 1 v > ' T • ' ' • • • . . ' • ; • • .','~ : .'•••'••':•'•••-.'. Last year the first phase Wellness magazine. Health' of this -multiyear -project Today.JYbe magazine cornwas completed- with the -plements the hospital's opening of the pediatric health TV talk show of the care center. This unit — the same name, which was first of its kind in the area'launched last year arid, airs — provides advancecMocal Saturday and. Sundays aT pediatric care in theHami- 11:30 a.m. on TV 40 NBC iy- and child-friendly sur- "andJhursdays af 7:30 p.m. roundirigs-ef an Ocean City- on Sammons cable Channel boardwalk setting. _=. 2- Both the show and the EmergenVrpom magazine provide prevenservices tiveêalth information on a This year Shore Memorial's Emergency Department Laboratory variety of topics. will begin a volunteer liai- Improvements _ son program w to keep family t Another new service is members—and loved ones the hospital laboratory's and updated on a- Sunquest Computer System AAAEIHCAN ^CANCER ^SOCIETY* Thuraday, ApcHIS, 1993 OcmnCtty, N.J. THE SENTINEL-LEDGER E7 ital expands its services which speeds test reporting for physicians and patients. This stateof-the-art instrumentation uses.bar codes toidentify-patients and their medical history, thereby cutting time-consuming. transcription and manual information ' gathering while reducing errors. New vascular . procedure The hospital entered the new year with a recently acquired vascular imaging and angiography unit The equipment enables doctors walls of dogged arteries. — This •- technological advancement was formerly available only in a few Philadelphia area hospitals. Share's Vascular. Care Center, induding the angiogra- 17th Annual * •• :•: . • ^>M*mmw ^ J j ^ ^ '• ' ' " - •* B LJnda Swain of Somers Pont neks her newborn, son, Trevor, hi Shore's breastfeecBng room, located in the maternity unit, which enables new mothers to nurse their children in a quiet and comfortable setting. Recently renovated, it Is decorated in a Victorian-era theme. HEARINGTESTS^ - SET FOR SENIOJtCITIZENS Free electronics hearing Will be given at the Cape May County Hearing-Aid Dispensary, - 204 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, New Jersey, on MoaTTues. and Wed. 10:00 - A.M. to 4100 P.M. Please call for an appointment ~. ^/.. ••••• . Anyone who has troubla hearing or understanding speech or words dearly Is welcome tohaveatestusinglhemost modern electronic equipment totJetermine fttheir hearing Hoss Is one which may bo helped. . — Everyone should have a hearing test at least ones a year if there Is any trouble at aB hearing clearly. Even people not-wearing a hearing aid or those who have been told nothing could be done (or them, should have a hearing test and find out whether the ~ modem methods of hearing correction can help them hear better. ' , The Free Hearing Tests wilfbe given by factory-trained Hearing. Aid Specialists fcerissd - j>y the Stale of Newdmsey on Mon., Tues. and WedrApril 19.20.2\;AQrkM. to 4 f>.M^ THON ONLY ON CALL 465-9199 or 886-0219 ~^ NJ.UC. HEARING AID DISPENSERS-JAIXEST,SAADUC.« 170 ' - i •ml >&k IX imm If 5 ill lib 1%. IS k I fry-i- ^ > * • , '?
E8 THES&tJWEL-LEOGBi Ocwn Clly. NJ. Thursday, April IS, 1983 If :::; wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmxmmm REAL ESTATE INC. 15th St. and The Boardwalk (609) 399-0178 Open Year Round 006311 City, N.J. Sales and Rentals Fourbedroom duplex, 18th Street & Moderatley priced 4 bedroorrrz rental units. Crbss one street-to ~~ Wesley Ave., across from beach. guarded beach and boardwalk. Two arid three bedroom apartrrients One artdiwo bedroom "a/c condos. with ideal location. ;... Walking distance to beach and boardwalk. _;•.—•• I ' I 1 111 HB^B^H^S^BV tf&ijjwHftfri^B^B^P^B^B^B^Bfl * * * The Staff at Carey's invite you to inspect the wide selection of rental properties which areavailable * * Modern Southend. 2nd .'floor duplex. One.street to excellent beach". Large rental units across.from good beach & boardwalk at 14th street. Y: Comfortable 2 bedroom apartments. Located corner 14th and Central. Parking. Three bedroom apartment. 1700 block Central. One block to boardwalk. Modern three bedroom, air, duplex, located one block from ocean. Excellent location for family rentals^ 22nd St. & Central Avenue. HIF1II. Asbury AveTfue. Four bedroom front cottage. Also, attached two bedroom • rear garage apartment. . . For all you REAL ESTATE NEEDS RENTALS We invite you to visit our office for the same personalized service which we've been offering our clients for over 60 YEARS! mREALTOR* 1 «MOTP*» DESIRABLE RENTALS BEACHFRONT and NEAR FINEST BATHING BEACHES WEEKLY - MONTHLY - HALF SEASON and SEASON a 21st Street location. Two and three bedroom duplex. 7_ "./ . " Corner fBth St. & WesIeyAye. Upper cottage,. 3 bedrooms, bath and half. Gro|urTCrfro6iv2bedioommbdern unit. Modem bWevel, 3 bedroom ocean front condQ. 16th St. air conditioned. _pbomy 2 bedroom apartment with off street parking. Across from ocean. Desirable Southend; Three bedroom cottage. Large 5 bedroom cottage no streets to -cross. Modern ocean front, air conditioned apartments. Two 3-bedroom units & 1 large 4-bedroom orrsecond floor. ^ Modem beachfront apartments-- location, location; locationf •Three.bedroom park placeduplex. Off street parking^.Walking distance to v boardwalk. . Lovely 2 bedroom duplex within walking distance to beach and boardwalk activities. ... . . FREE INFORMATION REQUEST FORM CLIP and MAIL TO CAREY'S REAL ESTATE, P.O. BOX 424, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 08226 We'd appreciate it if someone would call us Name Street City/State/Zip Phone Price Range. '_ TYPE: Ocean Front Bayfront Beachblock "Other- : ;v' : ;.; Townhouse Single __^. Duplex let o # V Airport Association Inc. — Ron Wright, president, Municipal Airport, 399-0907 — '—_ Alzheimer's Support Croup — Kathryri_Waltersd6rf, 399- 2099 . - American Association of Retired Persons — David Ypung, . presidential Gardens Parkway, 399-0501 American Association of University Women, Atlantic Co. branch— JoAnn Stiefbord, 541 Marita Ann Dr., Northfleld, 641-0465 ~ __~ __ American Association of University Women, Cape May Co. branch, MarylouRochford7651Rt. 9, Cape May, 884-1988 American Business- Women's Association, Ocean Charter ~~ chapter — Janice Boomsma, president, 390-3274. or 641- •• ' 465T~ ."• • •. . _ . ' ..__ i_.' -. - American Legion Morgan Ranck Post No. 137 — BillCanizzaro, finance officer, pSst home, 14th and Haven, 391-9113 Antique Automobile Club of America, Jersey Cape Region — Eileen Eisenhut, 1631 New Road, Northfleld, 641-4033_ Aquatic & Fitness Center'— Wendy Burman, director, Com- ; munity and-Cultural Center, 18th St. and Simpson Ave, 398-6900 • •; -. . '- " __ Aits Center of Ocean City— Gwen Cavalier, Community and Cultural Center, 17th St. and Simpson Ave., 399-7628 Artisans Order of Mutual Protection — Robert S. Uhl, treasurer.-^ Walnut Rd., 399-6731 Archie Harris dub of Ocean City — Harry VanderslicerSOl 29thSt., 399-3564 " _1 Altar and Rosary Society, St. Augustine Church — Betty Fordf president, 936 Pleasure Ave.,49&2220_ Altar and Rosary Society, Our Lady of Good Counsel — Mary — Oesterle, president, parish office, 399-2085 . Altar ancTRosary Society, St. Frances Cabrini Church —> Claire Mullin, president, 398-3557 7 ~7 - Beachcomber Questers — Mary Barton, president, 300 Ocean—. Ave.,399-1931 7 ' __ . — Beachwalk —Luanda Hathaway, 399-6921 __ '—Boardwalk Merchants Association — Hank Glasejv president, P.O.Box829,399-01
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