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| April 10, 2025Emmy Award–winning (Boston/New England Region) documentary filmmaker Jeffrey Teitler captures the profound challenges and triumphs of early patient mobilization in a surgical intensive care unit. Through intimate storytelling and real-time footage at Hartford Hospital, this powerful documentary reveals how movement, dedication, and determination are essential to restoring quality of life for patients in critical care.
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