NC is 4th Fastest Growing State in U.S. Census Report Shows
Release date: 12/29/08
North Carolina's population rose 2 percent during the past year, making it the nation's fourth fastest growing state - and the most rapidly growing of any state east of Texas, a new reports hows. The state gained almost 181,000 residents from July 2007 to July 2008, according to the report released Monday by the U.S. Census Bureau. With a 2008 population of 9.2 million, North Carolina remains the nation's 10th largest state. While the new figures don't reflect any changes during the past five months, when the economy registered its sharpest declines, they do show the state's growth rate is slowing. From 2006 to 2007, the state's population increased 2.17 percent.
Source: The Charlotte Observer
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Heart center debuts today
By Tom Marine
The Daily Reflector
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Greenville officially becomes home today to a major cardiovascular center, devoted exclusively to the treatment and prevention of heart disease.
Officials from East Carolina University and Pitt County Memorial Hospital are gathering to celebrate one of their most significant partnerships - the East Carolina Heart Institute.
The dedication ceremony represents a culmination of the four-year partnership, which resulted in a 206,000 square-foot research facility at the university and a six-story patient bed tower at the hospital.
"The part that is so rewarding, as someone who is from this area, is to be part of a partnership that is really focused on improving health care for the people in this region," said PCMH President Steve Lawler. "We view the ECHI as more than just two buildings. It creates an incredible resource for the staff and those living in eastern North Carolina."
Lawler, who has helped work on the project from the beginning, said he hopes the ECHI becomes a clinical and intellectual home for everyone dealing with cardiovascular disease.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in eastern North Carolina, according to an ECHI pamphlet. That means the local population far exceeds the national averages for heart attacks, strokes, high blood pressure, diabetes and extreme obesity.
The Heart Institute at ECU opened in September and the PCMH bed tower is scheduled to open in January 2009.
"The partnership between the hospital and the university is really an incredible story about commitment and a vision for the future," Lawler said. "We're working together on connecting quality and service, so patients have a seamless experience."
Lawler added his favorite moments during the four-year process have come from watching people with a common dream work together.
One of those individuals - Dr. W. Randolph Chitwood Jr. - will be the director of the institute.
"The dedication of the East Carolina Heart Institute is a culmination of a dream for me and the people of eastern North Carolina," said Chitwood, senior associate vice chancellor for health sciences at ECU and chief of cardiothoracic and vascular surgery in the Department of Surgery at the Brody School of Medicine.
"The collaboration between the university and the hospital was the essential part."
Chitwood said these two state-of-the-art facilities will put ECU and its Brody School of Medicine, as well as University Health Systems of Eastern North Carolina and PCMH on a new plane for researching and treating cardiovascular diseases.
"We are committed to specific training of nurses, doctors and health-care specialists in a multidisciplinary way to treat cardiovascular disease," said Chitwood.
The public is to get its first look inside the bed tower Sunday, when the hospital holds an open house of the $160 million patient care facility. It contains 120 cardiovascular beds.
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