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décembre 14, 2023Like
Cornell Behavioral Health Pavilion At Sarasota Memorial Hospital Completed In Florida
The Cornell Behavioral Health Pavilion opened on the Sarasota Memorial Hospital campus in Sarasota, Fla. The 82-bed, 95,000-square-foot replacement facility expands and centralizes the hospital’s inpatient and outpatient care for mental and behavioral health. The pavilion houses four inpatient units dedicated to specific patient populations, including a 16-bed geriatric unit, 20-bed acute care unit, 24-bed adult unit, and 22-bed adolescent unit. An interior garden courtyard, patio, gym, and screened-in porches on the upper floors are also included. The project team healthcare
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UChicago Medicine Expands Primary Care Clinic Footprint
The University of Chicago Medicine (UChicago Medicine) added two primary care facilities in Chicago’s Hyde Park and Kenwood neighborhoods this fall. The academic health system opened the Cottage Grove clinic in September in conjunction with UChicago Medicine Comer Children’s Hospital in Chicago. The facility includes family medicine and general pediatric care, as well as laboratory and immunization services. In addition, the health system launched the Kenwood primary care and internal medicine site in October, with in-person and virtual visits. Services at both locations healthcare
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Is My Child Getting Burned Out? Major Signs To Recognize Child Burnout
It’s a universal fact that today’s kids have a lot of pressure to deal with, be it studies, family issues, friendships, their hidden anxiety, or trying to keep up with the changes. Burnout in kids is nowadays a common mental health issue faced by a lot of children and it can develop due to different reasons or causes and can show differently in children. Signs and symptoms of a kid’s burnout can be hard to notice in the beginning however, calmsage
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What is Self-Schema And How Does Self-Schema Impact Our Behavior
Gather, all curious minds, I have an interesting question for you; Have you ever wondered why you react the way you do in certain situations and experiences? Why are you confident when talking to a friend, but unsure when talking to your colleagues? This is all because of self-schemas. The little mental memories influence how you see yourself and go around the world. Schema is kind of like mental blueprints we have that help us describe ourselves and how we calmsage
décembre 13, 2023Like
This Common Abortion Pill Is Going to the Supreme Court — Here’s What You Need to Know
The major issue in the attack on abortion rights may be coming to a head. Today, the Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on mifepristone, one of two pills used in medication abortions, in a case that could have a massive impact on how patients access this essential medication. The legal challenge to mifepristone comes from the Alliance Defending Freedom, an organization that the Southern Poverty Law Center calls a “designated hate group,” on behalf of four anti-artion organizations in shek
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Menopause Isn’t the End, It’s a Beginning: An Empty Nest, More ‘Me Time’ & Other Ways I’m Thriving
This content was created in collaboration with Versalie, a one-stop-shop for your menopause needs — offering personalized menopause information, curated products, and access to telehealth. Me and my fellow 50-something friends have a lot of running jokes about hoping and praying for menopause. That’s because the whole bloody lead up to it — and I do mean bloody for several of my friends — is such a physical and emotional pain that the idea of getting out of perimenopause and to the menopause shek
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Oprah Started Using a Weight-Loss Medication After She ‘Released the Shame’
Oprah Winfrey has been body-shamed for decades over her weight. As the media mogul herself puts it in a new People cover story, “it was public sport to make fun of me for 25 years.” But as bad as the tabloids were, Winfrey said the worst part was that “I blamed and shamed myself.” Now, Winfrey’s approach to her body, her health, and her weight focuses on blocking out the pressure and voices, external and internal, including the ones telling shek
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Menopause Hormone Therapy Does Not Raise Your Risk of Breast Cancer. Here’s Why This Myth Persists
Roughly one-third of a woman’s life is spent in menopause, and the transition can often include life-disrupting symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, and mental health issues. For women suffering from menopause symptoms, hormone therapy (HT) is the most effective way to provide relief. And while once a commonly prescribed treatment in the United States, hormone therapy became a controversial subject seemingly overnight in 2002, after one study in the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) linked the therapy to shek
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MetroHealth Adds Helipad To Critical Care Pavilion In Cleveland
MetroHealth (Cleveland) celebrated the opening of a new helipad on the roof of MetroHealth’s critical care pavilion. The structure is part of the organization’s $1 billion transformation of the main campus in Cleveland’s Clark-Fulton neighborhood. The helipad features technologies that automatically remove snow and ice and is engineered to reduce the impact of noise and vibration for patients and caregivers inside the hospital. It also provides quick access to the pavilion’s emergency department, trauma bays, and operating rooms. The healthcare healthcare
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Asking for a Friend: Nitika Chopra on Psoriasis & How to Help Someone with Chronic Illness
In our latest installment of Asking for a Friend, we spoke to Flow Advisory Council member Nitika Chopra, a chronic illness advocate and founder of Chronicon, about how to best show up for the loved ones in your life suffering from a chronic illness. Chopra was diagnosed with psoriasis at age 10 and developed psoriatic arthritis roughly a decade later, so speaks from firsthand experience of what it’s like to be on the receiving end. “Psoriasis is a skin condition, shek
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The Universidad De Los Andes Medical Campus Plans Patient Tower In Santiago, Chile
Universidad de Los Andes a private catholic-inspired higher-learning institution dedicated to nonprofit education, research, and assistance activities, is expanding its campus in Santiago, Chile. The project, which is slated for completion between 2027-2030, will add a five-story, 150,000-square-foot patient tower, designed with earthquake-resilient features. The tower will house two 24-bed patient floors, a floor for exam/consultations that can flex to inpatient functions in the future, outpatient surgery suite, and support services. National architecture firm Shepley Bulfinch (Boston) will design the healthcare
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‘We Went In Knowing the Worst-case Scenario Was Likely to Happen:’ Two-time Olympian Tianna Madison Details Her Harrowing Birth Story
Tianna Bartoletta (née Madison), a two-time Olympian with three gold medals, didn’t always want to be a mother. She knew from the beginning that pregnancy and childbirth could be dangerous, especially for Black women. “It was not something I wanted to put myself through,” she said. Fast forward, and imagine her surprise when she discovered she was pregnant, shortly after competing in the Olympic trials for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. After finding out she was pregnant, she and her partner shek