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mars 20, 2023Like
VA Seeks $4.1B To Renovate Aging Facilities
As part of its $325 billion fiscal 2024 budget, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA; Washington, D.C.) has proposed $4.1 billion for construction to address its healthcare properties and aging hospitals, according to the website military.com. The ask is a 5 percent increase from this year’s approved budget request and marks the largest ever for the department, according to the article. The funding breakdown includes $3.01 billion to update 10 VA medical facilities that “lack resiliency and sustainability,” including facilities healthcare
mars 20, 2023Like
Clinically Speaking: Questions to Ask Your Healthcare Provider About Your HIV Treatment
Treatment for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has taken major leaps forward in the past decade. To stay up to date with the latest treatments and advances, it’s important to have a good working partnership with your healthcare provider (HCP). We talked to Jessica Zajesky, R.N., care coordinator for the HIV medicine division at the Albany Medical Center, about questions you can ask your medical team about your HIV treatment. What is ART? ART stands for antiretroviral therapy. ART is a Healthy
mars 20, 2023Like
Civil Center for Behavioral Health at Maple Lane: Photo Tour
Washington DSHS Civil Center for Behavioral Health at Maple Lane Opening in February 2023, Washington Department of Social and Health Services’ (DSHS) Civil Center for Behavioral Health at Maple Lane will house Washington state’s first decentralized mental health care program. It supports an initiative to transform behavioral health services and will house inpatient psychiatric care services. The 15,500-square-foot residential treatment facility, which will serve 16 patients at a time, will offer treatment in a smaller-scale community-based facility close to patients’ healthcare
mars 20, 2023Like
HealthyWomen Annual Event Speaker: Terri Cornelison, M.D., Ph.D.
HealthyWomen’s annual event is taking place in Washington, D.C., on March 30, 2023. It’s that time of year again! The HealthyWomen annual event is bringing together experts and trendsetters who make a difference in women’s health. This year’s event — The Art of Living Well — will highlight creativity in healthcare, innovation and research with headlining speakers, videos, a panel discussion and a silent art auction. The event is a fundraiser to support HealthyWomen’s mission of educating midlife women on Healthy
mars 20, 2023Like
HealthyWomen Annual Event Speaker: Jeremy Nobel, M.D., M.P.H.
HealthyWomen’s annual event is taking place in Washington, D.C., on March 30, 2023. Every year, HealthyWomen hosts an event to bring together experts and trendsetters making a difference in women’s health. This year’s event — The Art of Living Well — will highlight creativity in healthcare, innovation and research. The event will also feature headlining speakers, videos, a panel discussion and a silent art auction to raise money to support HealthyWomen’s mission of educating midlife women on important health topics. Healthy
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Mount Carmel Health System Breaks Ground On New Project In Ohio
Mount Carmel Health System (Columbus, Ohio), a member of Trinity Health (Livonia, Mich.) broke ground on a $250 million project in Dublin, Ohio. Situated on 35 acres, the 240,000-square-foot hospital and medical office building will offer diagnostic cardiology, neurology, primary care, and specialty medical services with room for future growth. It will house a 14-bay emergency department (ED), 30 inpatient hospital beds, 10 observation beds, operating and procedure rooms, a full imaging suite, outpatient lab, and community health and well-being healthcare
mars 20, 2023Like
This Tech Pro Says AI Is Ready to Revolutionize Our Health Care in Canada
With Canadas health care system in such disarray, it might be time to call in the machines. Currently, there are more than 300 homegrown startups working on health innovations fuelled by artificial intelligence, from smartphone tools that judge the severity of a wound to a handheld digital device that detects cardiac disease to a platform that predicts the global spread of viruses like COVID and monkeypox. While most of these systems arent ready for rollout quite yetthough in some Toronto best
mars 20, 2023Like
Is Celebrity Worship Syndrome a Real Thing? | Causes And Impact
Who doesn’t want an idol to look up to or a role model who can guide them from afar? I do! And I’m sure many think like me. One of the reasons I want a celebrity role model is because they are impressionable and have an air of confidence that makes everything seem so easy. So, it’s only natural that whatever they do, inspire others to do the same. However, there are times when celebrity motivation can turn into celebrity calmsage
mars 19, 2023Like
Harm OCD: What is It, Symptoms & Treatment
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is an anxiety disorder characterized by intrusive thoughts in the form of obsessions. These intrusive thoughts give rise to anxiety and are then reduced by compulsive behavior. There are many different types of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Some obsessives are related to perfection, some are related to symmetry, some are ritualized behaviors and some are related to harm. Today we are going to talk about one of the most dangerous subtypes of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Harm obsessive-compulsive disorder is one of calmsage
mars 19, 2023Like
How to focus when distracted at work
Do you find yourself losing focus when you really need to get the job done? Here are 12 quick ways you can get back on track and tick off that to-do list in no time Are you having one of those days? We’ve all been there. You’ve got a to-do list a mile long, yet you keep finding yourself staring off into space, re-checking your inbox, or watching the clock tick (so, so slowly) towards lunch or home time. Here happi
mars 19, 2023Like
Heyoka Empath: 8 Signs You’re A Heyoka Empath
Do you know who is an empath? An empath is someone who can understand someone else’s feelings and thoughts and can decode their emotions. Empaths are very good at maintaining relationships and making people feel comfortable around them. However, just like a coin has two faces, being an empathetic person can come as a blessing as well as a curse. Sometimes knowing how other people feel can be very taxing and overwhelming. An empath can also use their ability to calmsage
mars 18, 2023Like
Understanding People Pleasing As A Trauma Response
Trauma is not an alien concept. Most of us have experienced trauma in some way or the other. Do you know what’s peculiar to trauma? It has a way to mold and shape your personality. The people who experience trauma (physical, mental, emotional) often think and act differently from what they would have if hadn’t lived that trauma. There are a lot of trauma responses that people give in to but people pleasing takes a higher rank. People pleasing has calmsage