Meeting Flyer - Mended Hearts of Central Ohio

RSVP to join us and
Dr. Charles A. Bush, MD,
Professor Emeritus and Former Director of the Ross Heart
Hospital at OSUWMC, who will speak on:
"Changes in and the Development
of Knowledge and Management of
Cardiovascular Issues from the
1960s to the Present Day"
Learn about how many heart patients are alive
today ONLY because of new technologies.
You will also meet some inspirational people and
hear some uplifting "heart success stories."
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm in the Ross Heart Auditorium
OSU Wexner Medical Center, 452 West 10th Avenue, Columbus, OH 43210
Light meal provided and free parking in the adjacent Safe Auto garage
(visit www.medicalcenter.osu.edu for directions)
Charles A. Bush, MD, is Professor Emeritus of Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular
Disease and served as Director of the Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital at OSUWMC from
2004-2012. He has been a long-time leader at OSU, serving as chief of staff from 19911993 and director of the cardiac catheterization labs for 26 years. Dr. Bush received his
BA in 1962 from Kent State University and medical degree from Western Reserve
University in 1965. He completed his post-graduate training, including residencies and
fellowship, at The Ohio State University. He also served as a Captain in the US Air Force
from 1967-1969.
Dr. Bush has authored more than 100 publications, abstracts, and books/chapters. He
serves on editorial boards of several major journals and has led many continuing
education programs and national meeting presentations. He has received many awards
including Professor of the Year at OSUWMC and the Charles F. Wooley, MD, Transmission
of Excellence Teaching Award.
RSVP
to Jeff Davidson at (614) 580-1561 or jadavidson@columbus.rr.com
Visit our website at: www.mendedheartscentralohio.org
Mended Hearts members seek to inspire, comfort and support heart patients and their families and
people at risk of heart disease. Since March 2011, our central Ohio Chapter has grown to over 200
members and made 5,000 heart patient visits at the Ross Heart Hospital. Mended Hearts is about
connecting and sharing heart success stories to comfort others, staying healthy long-term, making
new "heart friends", and being educated on ways to improve our heart health.