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novembre 22, 2021Like
Antimicrobial Resistance: An Emerging Public Health Threat
Medically reviewed by Dr. Maria Isabel Roas Garcia Healthy
novembre 22, 2021Like
PHOTO TOUR: Loyola Medicine Consolidated Laboratory
After recently acquiring two community hospital sites, Loyola Medicine in Maywood, Ill., needed to consolidate its lab services and centralize supply inventory to provide just-in-time inventory control for the now larger healthcare system. The resulting 30,000-square-foot renovation co-locates various lab facilities to allow sharing of equipment and provide automation of processes for increased efficiency and accuracy. The HED (Chicago) design team utilized existing vacant floors of an emergency medical services building on the Loyola University Medical Center main campus for healthcare
novembre 22, 2021Like
HOK Adds Healthcare Leader At Canada Office
HOK (St. Louis) announced that Gavin McLachlan has rejoined the firm. McLachlan will serve as regional leader of healthcare at the firm’s Toronto office. McLachlan, who previously worked at HOK from 2009-2012, brings more than 15 years of experience to his role, focusing on healthcare, community engagement, and sustainable design. His past project experience with other firms includes the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (Toronto), Royal Columbian Hospital (New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada), Ron Joyce Children’s Health Centre (Hamilton, healthcare
novembre 22, 2021Like
When Your Fear Of Intimacy Holds You Back, Here’s What You Can Do
Do you break out in a cold sweat when the person you care about asks you to take your relationship to the next level? Are you scared of intimacy? Some people term this anxiety of getting close to others as commitment-phobe but the fear of intimacy is more than just fearing commitment. The fear of intimacy, also known as intimacy avoidance or avoidance anxiety, is when you fear forming a close emotional and physical relationship with others. This fear is calmsage
novembre 22, 2021Like
How to deal with jealousy in friendships
We all experience jealousy from time to time. But what if it starts to hurt our friendships? Envy. It’s something we all experience. Four in five of us (79.4%) have felt it in the last year, while those of us aged 30 and younger are the most likely to experience it. Whether we feel a twinge of envy over how successful our friend’s careers are, or feel envious over a friend’s bigger house, more frequent holidays, or more fruitful love happi
novembre 22, 2021Like
Paranoid Ideation: Definition, Symptoms & Treatment (Self-Coping Tips)
List of Contents What Is Paranoid Ideation?Symptoms Of Paranoid IdeationWhat Causes Paranoid Ideation?What Is The Diagnosis Criteria?Treatment Options:Self-Help Coping Tips! The feeling that you’re being threatened or the belief that others are conspiring against you is what we can describe as paranoia. While these thoughts are not true, they are ever-present in people struggling with paranoia or paranoid ideation and can be psychologically distressing. One of the common symptoms of borderline personality disorder (BPD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and psychotic calmsage
novembre 22, 2021Like
Stages Of Adjustment To Disability I How To Cope With Newly Formed Disability?
Disability only becomes a problem when you see it that way. The most difficult part is to adjust to the new way of life. There are around 4 to 5 stages of adjustment to disability. Adjustment is going to be a long process. Being newly disabled is nothing like the changes we deal with in our life, it is a life altering change. Imagine the psychological turmoil a person goes through when he first discovers that life is going to calmsage
novembre 22, 2021Like
Hassan Akkad: My story, my words, my choice
Syrian filmmaker and activist Hassan Akkad has documented his life story to date in his book Hope Not Fear: Finding my way from Refugee to Filmmaker to NHS Hospital Cleaner. Now he’s sharing the stories of others, so they can receive help and support, too Filmmaker, author, and activist Hassan Akkad is a natural storyteller. He began his long and varied career as an English and social studies teacher in his home town of Damascus, Syria, and now, 15 years happi
novembre 22, 2021Like
What Are The Elements Of Mental health? How Do They Boost Our Well-being
The elements of life are all we need to sustain a happy and healthy life. Your health is important to you and the four components of mental health are right there to help you. There are so many ways the elements can improve your mental health. I find it so fascinating that basic elements of life are always around us. They can be magical in helping us heal. Even science has approved that the components of mental health can have calmsage
novembre 21, 2021Like
Amygdala Hijack: Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention
Amygdala hijack is a kind of emotional response that our body generates when we are in stress.it is something that most people are unaware of. Sometimes we are doing our thing and suddenly there is an emotional outburst for no reason. Well, that can be because your amygdala was hijacked by your emotions. What I always wondered was what can be the causes of amygdala hijack. I was unaware that the brain can also mess up in this way too. calmsage
novembre 21, 2021Like
What is Raynaud’s?
An extreme sensitivity to the cold, and sometimes triggered by stress, this phenomenon is believed to affect 10 million people in the UK No doubt we’ve all felt the familiar sting of the cold as winter draws in, the icy air prompting us to huddle up, rubbing our hands together to generate a little extra heat. It’s normal for our extremities to be sensitive to the cold, but for some this reaction can be much more extreme, as their fingers happi
novembre 20, 2021Like
Solid Foundation
Loma Linda, Calif., sits in one of the most earthquake-prone areas in the U.S., with the Loma Linda University Medical Center at the intersection of two relatively minor faults. However, just a few miles to the north is perhaps the best-known fault system in the world—the San Andreas. For much of the past half-century, the medical center was anchored by a 371-bed hospital dubbed the “cloverleaf” for its adjoining circular towers. Opened in 1967, the building was equipped with what healthcare