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mai 3, 2023Like
Hospitals’ Extraordinary Potential For Improved Energy Efficiency
Energy efficiency in hospitals Hospitals and laboratories emit 4.4 percent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, according to a September 2019 report “Health Care’s Climate Footprint,” from Arup and Health Care Without Harm (HCWH). Yet in much of Goldman Copeland Consulting Engineers’ work with 18 hospitals, we find that they have extraordinary potential for improved energy efficiency. The opportunity stems from several common characteristics of hospitals, including a tendency toward ad hoc infrastructure upgrades and a need for a wide healthcare
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10 Hidden Sources of Emotional Baggage You Should Know About
As experts understand, emotional baggage is any unaddressed or unfinished emotional stressors and wounds that take up space in our hearts and minds, causing distress in our present – either intentionally or unintentionally. Over the years, the term “emotional baggage” has come to be associated with negative implications that have a direct influence on our lives. Here’s an example of emotional baggage or trauma and how it affects us; If someone has been neglected or emotionally abused as a child calmsage
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C/A Architects Welcomes New Team Member
Architectural firm C/A Architects (Long Beach, Calif.) hired Marcy Naismith as director of interior design. Naismith is a 20-year healthcare design veteran. Her experience includes projects for Bellevue Children’s Clinic and Surgery Center in Bellevue, Wash., and Seattle Children’s Hospital. The post C/A Architects Welcomes New Team Member first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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5 Best Meditation Practices To Overcome Fear
Fear makes us move away from things and despite facing our fear, we start choosing satisfaction and comfort. Fear is a highly subjective topic because it knows no bounds and if not taken care of on time, it can quickly escalate into a phobia. So, if you want to face your fear instead of moving away, stop listening to the people who say, “Feel the fear and do it anyway.” No, don’t do it that way, instead, try to understand calmsage
mai 2, 2023Like
Emma Lovewell’s New Book is a Love Letter to Her Journey So Far — & Yours Too
For most of us, a book from someone in the wellness and fitness space can feel aspirational but kind of overwhelming: Oh, this cool fabulous person has cool fabulous thoughts on ‘living your best life’? I have four days of dishes and am wearing the same sweatshirt I’ve worn for three days. It’s easy to be discouraged when you get a one-size-fits-all list of shoulds and dos that are so frustrating and common in wellness circles. But that’s not the shek
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Two Hospitals in Abortion-Hostile States Are Being Investigated for Risking a Pregnant Woman’s Life by Refusing Emergency Care
The federal government has launched an investigation after two hospitals in abortion-hostile states “did not offer necessary stabilizing care to an individual experiencing an emergency medical condition, in violation of the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA),” per the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). As CNN reported, EMTALA requires providers nationwide to offer treatment — including abortions — if they determine it is “necessary to stabilize the patient’s emergency medical condition.” But officials from the Centers for shek
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HOK Names New Leadership Team
Global design, architecture, engineering and planning firm HOK (St. Louis) has appointed Eli Hoisington and Susan Klumpp Williams as the firm’s new co-chief executive officers. They succeed Bill Hellmuth who passed away in April, shortly after his scheduled retirement. Hoisington, design principal in St. Louis, and Klumpp Williams, managing principal in Washington, D.C., have served as interim co-CEOs since May 2022. Going forward, they will work with HOK’s board to steer the firm’s design vision, business strategy, and operations. Hoisington healthcare
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Michael J. Fox Gets Real About Living With Parkinson’s — And Facing His Mortality
Michael J. Fox is opening up about what it’s like to live with Parkinson’s disease — and how he maintains an optimistic attitude while grappling with his mortality. In a recent interview with CBS Sunday Morning, the 61-year-old actor spoke candidly about his life with the progressive neurological condition, which he has been battling for more than 30 years. His conversation with journalist Jane Pauley was to promote Still, his forthcoming documentary. “Yeah, I mean, I’m not gonna lie. It’s shek
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Meet the Badass Women Supporting Other Women in Their Health Journeys
April Wilson is no stranger to making her own mark. “My journey started at a young age in the Army, where women are typically overlooked and outnumbered, but I established myself as an independent badass with life experience,” she explained. Still, she couldn’t predict where her own health journey and self-taught design and production of ostomy bag covers would lead her. “I never thought this hobby would turn into a business that I love,” she said. “My platform is all Healthy
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Can Exercise Reduce Suicidal Behaviors?
A new study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders looked at the effect of exercise on suicidal ideation and behaviors. “Our study aimed to investigate the effect of exercise on suicidal behaviors (suicidal ideation, suicide attempts, and suicide deaths) in those with mental or physical illness,” study author Dr. Nicholas Fabiano told us. “Our secondary objective was to determine if those with mental or physical illness were able to adhere to exercise regimes as people with comorbidities are often theravive
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Holland Hospital Medical Building Breaks Ground In Michigan
Holland Hospital (Holland, Mich.) broke ground on the new Holland Hospital Medical Building in Saugatuck, Mich. The 16,940-square-foot facility will house primary care, a lab, and rehabilitation services. It will also include expanded radiology services, expedited lab services, and space for exercise and recovery for physical therapy and rehabilitation. Additional services will include endocrinology, gastroenterology, general surgery, neurology, rheumatology, and urology. The new medical office building is slated to open in spring 2024. The project team comprises Matthei & Colin healthcare
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“Why Do I Feel Like a Failure?” (And What to Do About It)
“I can accept failure. Everyone fails at something. But I can’t accept not trying.” ― Michael Jordan Truer words have never been said. There have been numerous times when I have faced failure or had things not go my way, and each time I stumbled, I learned to pick myself back up. Failure had always looked like a better choice than not trying at all. Regardless of who you are or what you do, there are times when you’ll feel calmsage