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janvier 17, 2024Like
Little Diversified Architectural Consulting Names New Healthcare Studio Principal
Architecture and design firm Little Diversified Architectural Consulting (Charlotte, N.C.) has promoted Helena Cheung to healthcare studio principal, based in the firm’s Orlando, Fla., office. Cheung joined Little in 2020 and previously served as a senior project architect and project manager at the firm. She has more than a decade of experience in the industry, including her work as a project architect at RLF (Orlando). healthcare
janvier 17, 2024Like
Feeling Of Impending Doom – What Is It, And What Could It Mean?
Have you ever felt that nothing is going to be, okay? Felt something tragic or life-threatening might happen? Yes, this is what the feeling of impending doom is like. Sometimes, this feeling can be a result of a mental health condition, while other times, it can be due to an event. Having such thoughts is a normal part of life, but if they are distracting enough and make performing your day-to-day activities challenging, you should pay attention and talk to calmsage
janvier 17, 2024Like
Emotional intelligence in leadership – Why Is It Important
Effective leadership plays an important role, whether it is in the success of an organization, a country, or any place. Yet our leaders forget that in this fast-paced and complex environment, one needs to have leadership skills and qualities that are effective enough to motivate people and make them work. Effective leadership does not only mean having technical skills or knowing how to build out. It also means having skills where you have emotional intelligence and the ability to recognize, calmsage
janvier 16, 2024Like
Treatment Options for Alzheimer’s Disease
+ Infographic text About 1 in 10 people over 65 have Alzheimer’s. And almost 2 out of 3 are women. Alzheimer’s disease begins years before symptoms appear and gets worse slowly. At first, symptoms may not be noticeable, but they get worse over time. Once diagnosed, people with Alzheimer’s live an average of 4–8 years, but they can live as long as 20 years. Pay attention to small changes Some early signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s: Memory loss Challenges or Healthy
janvier 16, 2024Like
9 Tips for Tapping into Telehealth for Menopause
+ Infographic text Trouble sleeping. Irritability. Unexplained weight gain. Hot flashes. If you’re a woman in midlife, menopause symptoms can be brutal. The good news: Consulting a healthcare provider (HCP) via telehealth can help you understand and manage your symptoms. Here are 9 tips for getting the most out of your telehealth visit: 1. Choose a telehealth provider who understands menopause. If your HCP doesn’t, you may have other choices. There are telehealth companies that focus on menopause specifically. 2. Healthy
janvier 16, 2024Like
Postpartum & Perinatal Depression Increase Your Risk of Suicide, Studies Found — Even 18 Years Later
Mental health issues during and after pregnancy are all too common. The numbers vary, but a 2021 literature review found that postpartum depression affects 17 percent of pregnant people, while prenatal depression affects between 20 and 40 percent. The numbers are even higher among Black pregnant people, 29 to 44 percent of whom experience postpartum depressive symptoms, studies say. And the consequences of pregnancy-related depression can be severe, including intense mood changes, exhaustion, and feelings of worthlessness or hopelessness, according shek
janvier 16, 2024Like
Leann Rimes Just Opened Up About Cervical Surgery To ‘Take the Eww Factor’ Out of Reproductive Health
Anyone with a cervix should be getting a Pap smear (also called a Pap test) every three years, but if you don’t have a perfect record on making all your check-ups, well, you’re not alone. As the CDC reported in 2018, only 66 percent of women 18 and and older had a Pap test within the past three years. It’s clear that a lot of us don’t realize just how important Pap smears are, because what they’re screening for is shek
janvier 16, 2024Like
Plunkett Raysich Architects Expands Leadership In Sarasota, Florida
Architecture and interior design firm Plunkett Raysich Architects LLP (Milwaukee) promoted Jedd Heap to partner in the Sarasota/Bradenton, Fla., region. In his new role, Heap will continue to work with Florida design clients and help make strategic decisions. In his three years with Plunkett Raysich Architects, he has been involved in several healthcare projects including Suncoast Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine in Venice, Fla. He’s also slated to work on projects for Premier NeuroSpine Institute in Pinellas Park, Fla., and healthcare
janvier 16, 2024Like
This ‘Cruel’ MIL Won’t Stop Harping On Her Grandson’s Weight & Reddit Knows Just How To Respond
Most parents don’t have to be told to worry about their children, especially when it comes to health. That’s especially true if you’re a first-time parent, when every cough or sniffle has you on edge and the slightest flush to their cheeks or change to their sleeping habits has you running to Dr. Google. What we’re getting at is that parents worry enough on their own, and anyone trying to get them to worry more — like, for example, overstepping shek
janvier 16, 2024Like
2024 Presents New Opportunities For Healthcare Design Sector And Brand
In 2013 I sat down to write my first blog for Healthcare Design, introducing myself as the newest member of the editorial staff. I was coming from a 10-year post covering retail design, where I thought I’d learned the language of architects and designers and how to cover layout planning, lighting, wayfinding, materials and finishes, and all the other details that go into the built environment. However, one interview into a flooring trends article, I realized healthcare was a different healthcare
janvier 16, 2024Like
New Study Looks At Stress Of Parents Of Autistic Children Following October 7th Attack
New research looked at elevated stress in parents of autistic children in the aftermath of events on October 7th, 2023 in Israel. “Following the unprecedented attacks by Hamas on October 7th, we sought to understand the psychological experience of autistic and non autistic children and their parents,” Dr. Judah Koller of the School of Education at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem told us. Given autistic childrens’ characteristic dependence on routine and predictability, the researchers believed it was likely that autistic theravive
janvier 16, 2024Like
Is Vindictive Narcissism Real? Here Are The Signs And Ways to Deal With It
You might’ve been wronged in your life once; maybe even held a grudge against someone, but where your grudge and resentment might’ve faded with time, some can’t seem to let go of theirs. Human behavior is complicated, and amid that complexity exists a personality trait that often goes unnoticed until its impact is deeply experienced – vindictive narcissism. Albeit an unofficial term, vindictive narcissism is a term nonetheless, that is used to describe a person – a narcissist – who calmsage