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McIntyre released from hospital

Current commissioner and candidate for the N.C. Senate District 25, Gene McIntyre, was released from Carolina’s Medical Center Friday after a one-car accident, according to a press release sent out by his campaign.

McIntyre was on his way to a campaign event when he flipped his truck. He has taken to Stanly Regional Medical Center and then later transferred to Carolina’s Medical Center for further evaluation.

McIntyre is a Stanly County native and served as an educator in the school system for 33 years as a teacher, coach, and assistant principle.

He and wife, Sue Parker live in New London and have two children and four grandchildren. He is currently a Stanly County Commissioner and is running against Gene McLaurin for the N.C. Senate District 25 seat.

“Gene is resting comfortably with his wife, Sue, and children. They are thankful for the prayers and well wishes being sent,” said his campaign. “Gene fully intends to be back out on the campaign trail very soon, spreading his positive message for the need of a conservative, effective senator for the 25th District in Raleigh. Please continue to keep Gene in your thoughts and prayers.”

Local Physician shares Health IT Story in Washington

Now a member of Stanly Regional’s medical staff is ready to share with the rest of the nation’s healthcare community how health information technology can help improve patient care. Dr. Joseph Hunter of Albemarle Medical Services, was recently one of 82 healthcare providers from across the country whose progress in health IT was recognized by the White House and Health and Human Services (HHS) in Washington, D.C.

The HHS Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) recently hosted a Health IT Vanguard Conference in which a variety of health care professionals shared lessons learned in adopting and implementing electronic health records. As designated Beacon Community representatives, Hunter, Brad Marino,Vice President of Physician Network and Surgical Services at Stanly Regional Medical Center and others of the Meaningful Use Vanguard (MUVers) and health IT leaders discussed solutions for a variety of health IT barriers, including privacy and security and the challenges of building systems that can “talk to each other.” The group also discussed ways of using health IT to promote better health in communities. Health IT leaders throughout the country have been recognized for their leadership in local efforts that will eventually move the nation toward an electronically enabled health care system. Continue reading

Sports Performance Conference

Area coaches, trainers, student athletes, and parents are invited to a free sports performance conference Saturday, June 2, beginning at 9 am in Stanly Regional Medical Center’s Family and Education Center.
The day-long event will cover a variety of topics including muscle building techniques and training, speed, agility, conditioning, sports nutrition, program design, concussion identification and much more. The afternoon field sessions will be held at North Stanly High School from 1-3 pm. Continue reading