SVMC: COVID-19 Update January 22

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January 22, 2021
 
Digital Discussion with SVHC and VTDOH
 
 
When you have questions, you can rely on SVMC and its community partners to answer them. We held an online info session on Tuesday, January 19. Megan Herrington, our district director of the Vermont Department of Health, joined our Chief Medical Officer Trey Dobson, MD, and the Southwestern Vermont Chamber of Commerce's Matthew Harrington to discuss our region's vaccine roll out.
 
How the Pandemic is Like a Football Game
 
 
As we face the biggest threat in our lifetimes, the pandemic, we look to football players for the key lessons we need to play hard to the end and win the game. The stakes have never been higher.
 
 
Current Issues in Maternal Health
Dr. Kimberley Sampson of SVMC OB/GYN shares the challenges of maternal health and what OB/GYNs nationwide are doing to address them. Read More.
 
 
Our Biggest Vaccine Q&A Yet
We've gathered all of the vaccine questions we have heard and put them all together in one easy and convenient place. If you have questions, answers are here. Read More.
 
Case Counts in Your Town
Knowing the data helps us make good decisions. Get the most accurate information about new COVID-19 cases in your town, county, and state. It's available to you on your state's COVID-19 dashboard. Read More.
 
 
SVMC Wins National Recognition from American Hospital Association
 
SVMC is pleased to share that it received 2020's Rural Hospital Leadership Award from the American Hospital Association. The award recognizes extraordinary efforts toward healthcare reform.
 
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Mount Anthony Swimmers Beat New Lebanon

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NEW LEBANON, N.Y. – Braden McManus Wednesday won a pair of events to lead the Mount Anthony Union (Vt.) swim team to a 62-32 win over New Lebanon/Berlin in a co-ed meet.
 
McManus won the 200-yard freestyle and 100 butterfly for the Patriots, who jumped out to a 16-2 lead.
 
New Lebanon rallied with performances from double-winners George Lamphere-Webster (200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke) and Lance Schroder (50 free and 100 free).
 
The New Lebanon 400 free relay quartet of Schroder, Jordan Sotek, Cadence Ward and Lamphere-Webster finished the meet with a win by three-tenths of a second, clocking a time of 4 minutes, 16.76 seconds.
 
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