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Alexis Morin, RN, pictured with a patient, is a graduate of Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital's (APD) Nurse Residency Program.

Nurse residency program at Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital becomes first in New Hampshire to receive national accreditation

APD’s commitment to nursing excellence earns national recognition

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Hydration

Tips for Staying Safe in Hot Weather

Operations Support Manager, Nicole Woods, shares important hot weather safety tips.

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Matt Harris and Sarah Johnston

Finding What’s Needed

Teamwork leads to outstanding patient care.

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Shawn Richardson, NHA

The Mediterranean Diet answers the question: “What can I eat?”

The second event in the free Aging Well series answers the question “What can I eat?” with guidance on the Mediterranean Diet.

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Weightlifting

How Weightlifting Improves a Woman's Health

Learn how weightlifting can buffer against women's hormonal changes by strengthening their bodies and improving long-term health.

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Emily Ponaka, DAISY Award

Surgical Specialties Nurse Honored with DAISY Award for Extraordinary Care

Emily Ponaka, RN, BSN, AMB-BC, CFCS was recognized with the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses®

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Left: Katie Nordman, RN, CDCES; Right: Joanne Hayes, APRN, CDCES, BC-ADM

Free Aging Well Series Helps Older Adults Stay Healthy

Aging Well, a new free series from CCBA and APD, launched with advice on diabetes.

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Cognitive decline

Is Cognitive Decline Inevitable?

Cognition is the ability to learn, remember, and make judgments. It peaks at age 30, but normal cognitive aging is just a part of life.

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Stress is on the rise

Stress Is on the Rise. How Can You Manage It?

Between work, parenting, caregiving, and finances, it's no wonder it feels like your stress level is climbing.

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Mediterranean Diet

The Mediterranean Diet and Cancer

Can the Mediterranean diet help prevent cancer? This “tried and true” diet option has protective health benefits for everyone.

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