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septembre 18, 2023Like
University Of Louisville Hospital Plans New Patient Tower In Kentucky
University of Louisville (Ky.) Hospital in Louisville, Ky., is planning to open a $190 million expansion project in January 2025, according to the website wdrb.com. The project will include a seven-story patient tower with up to 360 beds, 20 operating rooms (ORs), and a 24-bed observation unit. The expansion project will also add a new lobby, waiting area, and updated gift and coffee shops. The post University Of Louisville Hospital Plans New Patient Tower In Kentucky first appeared on HCD healthcare
septembre 18, 2023Like
HCD Conference Preview: Facility Tour Of Delgado Community College – Ochsner Center for Nursing and Allied Health In New Orleans
The Healthcare Design Conference + Expo facility tours offer a chance to highlight some of the latest design ideas and community strategies at work in the host city. This year’s event in New Orleans includes three tours from 1-5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 4. Here’s a profile of one of those tours. For tour registration or more on the HCD Conference + Expo, Nov. 4-7 in New Orleans, visit hcdexpo.com. Delgado Community College – Ochsner Center for Nursing and Allied healthcare
septembre 18, 2023Like
How Dating Someone Who Isn’t Your “Type” Can Be Worth It
While finding someone to date and looking at different profiles or people, have you ever used the phrase, “They’re just not my type?” Yes! Please let us know what you mean by not my type in the comments section. However, if you have no idea and have been using the phrase, don’t worry. Here, we explain what having a type means and why moving out of your comfort zone and dating someone not your type is beneficial. “Life has a calmsage
septembre 17, 2023Like
I’m a Food Network Chef with Ulcerative Colitis: Here’s How I Make It Work
I first started having symptoms of ulcerative colitis when I was 18. I had just enlisted in the Air Force and was on assignment in South Korea when I started noticing changes in my body. I had bloody stool, urgency to go, and cramps, but I dismissed it as being due to the change in location and new cuisine. After a few months, though, I knew I couldn’t write off my symptoms any longer. I called my dad, who was shek
septembre 17, 2023Like
Grief Fatigue: What to Do When Grief Makes You Tired
“To weep is to make less the depth of grief.” – William Shakespeare Living through the loss of a loved one can feel like a huge wave following close behind you and is about to drown you if you stop moving forward. Moving through the loss of a dear one can feel heavy and overwhelming, and before you know it, grief has bled into almost every aspect of your life and relationships, exacting a toll on your mind and body. calmsage
septembre 17, 2023Like
Piaget’s 4 Stages of Cognitive Development
Jean Piaget’s theory of cognitive development is divided into 4 stages. By learning about these stages one can understand how child grows and develops different sensorimotor, cognitive, motor and analytical skills. The theory is a ground breaking approach to understand human development. “Every child is a unique kind of flower, and all together, they make this world a beautiful garden.” – Jean Piaget. Jean Piaget, a pioneering Swiss psychologist, introduced the theory of cognitive development, explaining how children learn and calmsage
septembre 16, 2023Like
The Best Eating Disorder Recovery Apps To Help You Heal in 2023
The toughest relationship anyone can ever have with anything is food, in my opinion. Having a healthy relationship with food is probably the most complex thing in the world, especially if you’re living with an eating disorder or recovering from one. You can’t overcome eating disorders just by monitoring your food intake. Surprisingly, in this day and age, you can learn to use eating disorder recovery apps to your advantage and support your recovery process. The eating disorder apps I’m calmsage
septembre 16, 2023Like
Chrometophobia (Fear Of Spending Money): How To Stop Stressing Over Spending Money
At some point in life, we all face financial issues, and it’s kind of normal to worry about managing finances throughout the month. But, some people in this world stress over spending money or have an irrational fear of spending money. In psychology, the fear of spending money is known as chrometophobia. Does spending money also make you anxious? Well, according to me, we must all learn to maintain a balance of everything, “Earning-Spending-Saving” so that we can all reach calmsage
septembre 15, 2023Like
How Your Sex Drive Changes as You Age—In Your 30s, 40s, 50s, and Beyond
It’s no secret that as we age, our hormones change, and what once got us in the mood, may not work anymore. While you may not notice a dramatic difference in your libido when you enter a new decade of life, certain factors can affect your sex drive that are beyond your control. Changes to our sex drive, desire, interest, and libido can be influenced by various factors based on a person’s current lived experience, past unresolved issues or additional shek
septembre 15, 2023Like
9 Anti-Inflammatory Foods You Should Add to Your Diet ASAP
Inflammation is one of those terms that’s been going around the wellness community a lot lately. It seems like everyone wants to know what it is, why it’s bad, and how to prevent it — which, as it turns out, is something you can do by taking a closer look at your diet. Anti-inflammatory foods are a thing, and it’s time to get a little more familiar with them. For background, it’s helpful to know exactly what inflammation is, because shek
septembre 15, 2023Like
8 Yoga Poses to Help Relieve Your Worst Cold Symptoms
The last thing you want to do when you have a cold (or, god forbid, the flu) is think about exercising. Your nose is congested, your throat aches, your sinuses are about to explode … it’s probably all you can do to get up for a mug of tea, let alone work out. So it might surprise you to hear that one type of exercise might actually help when you have a cold or mild flu: yoga. “Gentle and restorative shek
septembre 15, 2023Like
Cullinan Properties Completes $100M Mental Health Clinic For Veterans In Florida
Owner, operator, and developer Cullinan Properties (Tampa, Fla.) completed Tampa VA Mental Health Center, a $100 million mental health clinic for veterans in Temple Terrace, Fla. It replaces three outdated mental health clinics both on and off the James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital campus. Situated on 20 acres, the new two-story, 150,000-square-foot facility houses a clinic with 265 consult rooms, 60 inpatient beds, an activities courtyard, full-service kitchen, dining room, and social activities room with access to computer education. The healthcare