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Landmark study aims to optimize emergency stroke care and improve outcomes for thousands of thrombectomy patients nationwide

Cooper University Health Care, in collaboration with the University of Iowa Health Care, has been awarded research funding by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) to support a large clinical trial comparing two triage strategies for guiding thrombectomy, a life-saving intervention for patients with large vessel occlusion (LVO) strokes, the most severe and disabling subtype of ischemic stroke.… Read more.

Many people have questions and concerns about the safety, effectiveness, and potential side effects of medications used to treat ADHD. In an interview with The New York Times, Anthony Rostain, MD, MA, Chief and Chair, Department of Psychiatry at Cooper, addressed these issues and discussed how physicians can ensure patients receive the appropriate level of treatment for their symptoms.… Read more.

On May 13, 2025, the INNOVATE100 leaders from across the state will be honored and celebrated in New Brunswick. These professionals from various sectors are important to New Jersey’s robust economy and strong community. Among these leaders is Cooper’s own Michael Kirchhoff, MD, Chief Innovation Officer of Cooper’s Innovation Center.… Read more.

We are proud to celebrate LaPree Burgess, BSN, RN, CRC, CCDS, Clinical Documentation Specialist at Cooper University Health Care, who was among 14 women honored by the Camden City Council on March 26 during their International Women’s History Month celebration.… Read more.

Be sure to check the Continuing Medical Education and Cooper Events websites for more!

CME: Intellectual and Development Disabilities (I/DD) Education Series

• Please join us on September 11, 2024, for an upcoming I/DD educational series titled, “ASD and Co-occurring Conditions: Novel Approaches.”

Johns Hopkins Activity and Mobility Program (JH-AMP) at Cooper started the year with well-earned recognition for several floor units. We were proud to acknowledge and celebrate the hard work, dedication, and excellence of Cooper team members who advocate for our patients and their mobility under our care.… Read more.

Michael Riley, Director of Resuscitation Education, presented at the Pearls of Wisdom for School Nurses Spring 2025 Conference on Saturday, March 29, 2025. His topic, “Saving Lives in Schools: Understanding and Responding to Cardiac Arrest,” focused on understanding the science behind a successful resuscitation, being better prepared to respond to a cardiac arrest in a school setting, and understanding prevention and the importance of building a cardiac emergency response team.… Read more.

The moment you see the Center for Healing’s new mobile unit, you can tell something about it is different. Yes, it is a roomy trailer with private space where a patient can receive on-demand medical care with no appointment, and yes, there is space for people to make follow up appointments.… Read more.

April is irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Awareness Month.

Did you know that IBS affects nearly one in 10 people worldwide? At Cooper University Health Care, we recognize the impact IBS can have on daily life, from digestive discomfort to managing symptoms like bloating, cramping, and irregular bowel habits.… Read more.

You are invited to attend a complimentary CME conference entitled “Updates in Cancer Screening Guidelines: Strategies to Improve Access to Screenings,” on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.

For more information or to view the flyer, click here.… Read more.