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AIA Names Healthcare Architects To College Of Fellows
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has elevated 73 member-architects and three non-member-architects, including four in the healthcare sector, to its College of Fellows. The honor is awarded to members who have made significant contributions to the profession of architecture and society. Prospective candidates must have exhibited influence in areas including promoting the aesthetic, scientific, and practical efficiency of the profession and advancing the living standards of people through an improved environment. Fellows are selected by a seven-member Jury of Fellows. The healthcare
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Face Time: Betsy Sanchez Of HCA
Healthcare Design’s regular Face Time column engages industry professionals in a fun, insightful, and thought-provoking Q+A interview. In our latest installment, Betsy Sanchez, director of medical equipment, capital deployment, at HCA in Nashville, Tenn., shares her career path and how her design skills extend from healthcare to gingerbread houses. How did you get started in healthcare? I started out with a radiology degree (X-ray tech), which I wasn’t really a fan of so I decided to pursue a radiation therapy healthcare
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Wold Architects & Engineers Elevates Two Healthcare Sector Leaders
Wold Architects & Engineers (Clawson, Mich.) promoted Rachel Bartling and Anthony Traylor to its associates leadership team, according to the website rejournals.com. Based in the St. Paul, Minn., office, Bartling has more than 22 years of healthcare experience in design, planning, real estate development, and construction, including work on critical access hospitals, academic medical centers, ambulatory care, and women and children’s centers. Traylor, located in the firm’s Brentwood, Tenn., office, has 14 years of experience, including six years with Wold. healthcare
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After I Tore My ACL, My Sleep Went Downhill
As told to Erica Rimlinger March is Sleep Awareness Month. Have you ever counted sheep to fall asleep? My approach was a little different on nights before big races. I’d shut my eyes and instead of counting sheep, I’d start counting gates in a race course. I’d visualize the downhill course from the starting gate to the finish line. I’d arc every turn and fly over every jump — unless, in my mind, I fell. Then I’d start from the Healthy
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555 Meaning: Law of Attraction & Manifestation
Have you ever noticed a particular number that keeps catching your eye? It can be anything ranging from 1 to 9, they can be visible in single or multiple digits. Such numbers are usually seen on clocks, number plates, etc. These numbers are known as the angel numbers and each number holds its meaning and significance in life. These angel numbers are a way of the universe using numerology to send you messages about your life. Angel numbers range from calmsage
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Finding support for self-harm
The act of self-harm is a sign we need support, but how can we recognise this and ask for help? Despite how far we’ve come in many aspects of mental health acceptance and understanding, self-harm still feels like one of those topics seeped in stigma and misunderstanding. While I’m open about a lot of my mental health concerns, discussing my history of self-harm always feels sticky. There are many myths around self-harm, from what it entails to the notion that happi
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Pedophilia OCD (POCD): Symptoms, Signs, and Treatment
POCD, or Pedophilia Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, is a subtype of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) characterized by intrusive and distressing thoughts, images, or impulses related to sexual attraction to children. These thoughts are often accompanied by intense anxiety, shame, and guilt, and individuals with POCD may engage in compulsive behaviors to try to neutralize or prevent the thoughts from occurring. Causes of POCD The exact causes of POCD are not fully understood, but a combination of biological and psychological factors is calmsage
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The pursuit of progress: how to truly appreciate and celebrate our wins
It’s easy to get so focused on the end result, or the next ‘thing’, that you forget all the positive steps you’ve already taken. But a little recognition goes a long way – you deserve to be proud of every achievement, and acknowledge each victory, no matter the size Do you ever have days, or maybe months, where the challenges you’re facing feel insurmountable? Time is passing, but you seem rooted in place, making no headway, no matter how hard happi
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Even healthcare professionals struggle to source reliable health information
Over half (58%) of healthcare professionals have difficulty sourcing reliable health information to share with patients according to a 2022 survey conducted by The Patient Information Forum (PIF) With so much online information available, knowing where to go and who to trust can be tricky. The spread of misinformation can easily escalate with the mix of opinions on social media so it is really important to get health information from reliable sources. What is PIF TICK and why is it happi
février 28, 2023Like
I Tried This Wearable Tool to Help Improve Stress & Sleep — & Now I’m Obsessed With It
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Do you ever wish you had unlimited access to a quiet, soothing friend to tell you “it’s okay” when you’re super stressed, wild or wired? Well a new high-tech wearable might be the closest thing you can get to that. Meet Apollo! A wrist-watch looking device designed in a University of Pittsburgh lab, it uses touch to create those shek
février 28, 2023Like
5 Personal Trainers on the Best Exercises for People With Back Pain
Back pain is, well, a pain when it comes to working out. If you find yourself with a new or recurrent back injury, you’ll quickly find that back pain can put a damper on your regular exercise regime as well as your daily routine. However, that doesn’t mean you should stop working out all together. In fact, there are a number of exercises that will help you recover from back pain, strengthen weak muscles and increase your flexibility. “The muscles shek
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28 Celebrity Sex Quotes That’ll Have You Hot Under the Collar
As the very wise Salt-N-Pepa once said, “Let’s talk about sex, baby; let’s talk about you and me. Let’s talk about all the good things and the bad things that may be — let’s talk about sex.” And we are so down. Don’t get us wrong, we’re also down for a good celebrity love quote or two when the time is right (in fact, we’re not sure we can even keep hanging out if you don’t get a little weak shek