WVU Medicine Golisano Childrens Earns National Recognition for Pediatric Cardiac Care

WVU Medicine Golisano Childrens in Morgantown, West Virginia, has been recognized by the American Heart Association for its commitment to improving survival rates among young cardiac arrest patients. My Buckhannon reported that the hospital received national awards for neonatal, infant, and pediatric cardiac arrest care. [1]

The hospital earned the Get With The Guidelines Resuscitation Gold Award from the American Heart Association. According to My Buckhannon, the recognition highlights the hospital's dedication to ensuring that patients who experience in-hospital cardiac arrest receive immediate, life-saving care. [1]

WVU Medicine Golisano Childrens is located in Morgantown as part of the West Virginia University Health System. J. W. Ruby Memorial Hospital serves as the flagship 880-bed tertiary care center for the health system and functions as the academic medical center for the West Virginia University School of Medicine. [1][2]

In related healthcare developments in the state, physician assistant Morgan Nesland has joined WVU Medicine St. Joseph's Hospital. My Buckhannon reported that she is providing care for pediatric patients from newborns through age 18 at St. Joseph's Rural Health Clinic in Buckhannon. [1]