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MaryGaulke (talk·contribs) has been paid by Porter Novelli on behalf of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Disclosures made below and on userpage.
Add after "During her leadership, CHOP has been one of the most profitable children's health systems in the United States, and one of her priorities has been the expansion of its facilities.[6]":
These expansions have included the growth of the hospital's Philadelphia campus to 4 million square feet, a new Center for Advanced Behavioral Healthcare in West Philadelphia, a new inpatient hospital on CHOP's King of Prussia campus, and the development of the hospital's pediatric ambulatory care network, one of the largest in the country.[7][8] The hospital also opened new satellite locations in New Brunswick, Cape May, and other places.[3]
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She is Deputy Chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's board of directors.[9]
I’d suggest that the following sources are inadmissible as contrary to WP:RS:
Source 8 features a prominent ad for the website asking companies to submit your press releases on BioBuzz.
Source 9 is a profile for Madeline Bell in her capacity as a contributor to that website, and is presumably self-authored or, at least, non-independent.
Source 10 is on a website which, elsewhere, in a section on advertising, talks about the existence of Promotional spots throughout our website, including within editorial news also Our content studio will work with you on strategy, content creation and editing to match our newsroom style to your brand voice.
Sources 12 and 13 do not exist?
Also re: Awards & Recognition mentioned above, other than the reference to Forbes I’m unconvinced that the other awards are significant or worthy of inclusion. For example, in source 19 the subject is listed as the 52nd most influential person in Pennsylvania in 2024.
Elements of the request seem to be promotional, especially the following text: These expansions have included the growth of the hospital's Philadelphia campus to 4 million square feet, a new Center for Advanced Behavioral Healthcare in West Philadelphia, a new inpatient hospital on CHOP's King of Prussia campus, and the development of the hospital's pediatric ambulatory care network, one of the largest in the country.[7][8] The hospital also opened new satellite locations in New Brunswick, Cape May, and other places.[3]. Surely these are just things that the subject did while performing the normal tasks of her day job? Axad12 (talk) 07:00, 20 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Partly done: per Axad12's comments. Removed some of the less reliable sources where possible, otherwise the text was not included in the article. EncodedTalk 💬21:11, 1 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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Partly done: per Axad12's comments. Removed some of the less reliable sources where possible, otherwise the text was not included in the article. Encoded Talk 💬 21:11, 1 November 2024 (UTC)