Announcements Cooper Honors CCU Nurse with DAISY Award
Cooper University Health Care recognized Thomas Egan, RN, of Philadelphia, with The DAISY Award for providing exceptional nursing care. Egan works as a nurse in…
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Announcements Cooper Opens Eight New Operating Rooms to Meet Growing Patient Volume
To meet the growth in the number of patients seeking surgery, today Cooper University Health Care opened eight new operating rooms including a special suite for…
Announcements Health Care Providers Announce Partnership With County Law Enforcement to Provide Naloxone
The opioid epidemic has created a national public health crisis throughout the nation. One of the critical tools that first responders and front-line police officers are…
Announcements Cooper Physician Discusses “Compassionomics” at Upcoming TEDxPenn Event
What if doctors spent an extra 40 seconds showing compassion for their patients? Surprisingly, research shows that those extra 40 seconds can have a tremendous impact…
Newsmakers Commentary: “Genetic counseling prior to and following testing is critical”
On March 6, "F.D.A. Approves First Home Testing for 3 Breast Cancer Mutations, With Caveats" ran in the New York Times: "The Food and Drug Administration…
Announcements Cooper University Health Care Announces CEO Adrienne Kirby to Take on Additional Role as Executive Chair, O’Dowd and Mazzarelli to Become Co-Presidents
New Roles Designed to Continue to Strengthen Organization’s Ability to Focus on Long-Term Planning and Management in Challenging Healthcare Marketplace Cooper University Health Care today announced…
Events Cooper EMS Honored by Camden Officials for Outstanding Lifesaving Efforts
Congressman Donald Norcross, Camden Mayor Frank Moran, and members of Camden City Council came together on February 28 to honor Cooper EMS staff and members of…
Announcements Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper University Health Care Opens New Pediatric Infusion Center Thanks to $400,000 Donation
Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper University Health Care opened a new pediatric outpatient infusion center which was made possible thanks to a $400,000 donation to The…
Events Local Nonprofit Donates Art Cart to Benefit Children at Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper
Young patients at Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper outpatient clinic will be able to nurture their creative sides thanks to the donation of Alicia’s Art Cart…
Newsmakers Too Much Oxygen May Be Harmful, Not Helpful Following Cardiac Arrest, Cooper Researchers Find
Pivotal Study to be Published in Leading Medical Journal Compelling new evidence demonstrates that too much oxygen following cardiac arrest may be harmful, not helpful to…