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Munroe-Meyer Institute
HONORABLE MENTION – 2022 Healthcare Design Showcase For a century, the University of Nebraska Medical Center’s Munroe-Meyer Institute (MMI) has been a world leader in transforming the lives of all individuals with disabilities and complex health care needs. Its patients include some of the nation’s most underserved, including those with autism spectrum and severe behavioral disorders. Today, MMI offers more than 100 services including physical therapy, occupational therapy, psychological services, genetic evaluation, assistive technology, autism assessment/treatment, speech-language pathology, and more. healthcare
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Northern Arizona Healthcare’s Health, Wellness Village In The Works
Northern Arizona Healthcare (Flagstaff, Ariz.) plans to build a health and wellness village on 188 acres in Flagstaff to serve area patients, the Navajo Nation, and rural areas of Northern Arizona, according to the website knau.org. The $800 million proect will include a new hospital and adjacent offices and clinics for outpatient care. Twenty-two acres will be set aside as a nature reserve and linked to Flagstaff’s existing urban trail system. A Native American advisory council will be involved in healthcare
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Type 2 Inflammation May Be Contributing to Your Atopic Dermatitis
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Therapy Without Insurance: How to Access Mental Health Care
Research shows that an estimated 1 in 5 adults experienced a mental health condition in 2020. Access to affordable behavioral therapy is more critical now than it’s ever been before. Unfortunately, without insurance, therapy costs can range between $75 and $150 per session — sometimes much higher — depending on where you live, the type of therapy you want, the experience of the therapist, and several other factors. Simply put, the cost of therapy can be unaffordable for many people. talk
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Food Expiration Dates Don’t Have Much Science Behind Them – a Food Safety Researcher Explains Another Way to Know What’s Too Old to Eat
By Jill Roberts, University of South Florida Florida’s outbreak of listeria has so far led to at least one death, 22 hospitalizations and an ice cream recall since January. Humans get sick with listeria infections, or listeriosis, from eating soil-contaminated food, undercooked meat or dairy products that are raw, or unpasteurized. Listeria can cause convulsions, coma, miscarriage and birth defects. And it’s the third leading cause of food poisoning deaths in the U.S. Avoiding unseen food hazards is the reason Healthy
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A Mother’s Journey to Getting Her Children Vaccinated
Eleven years ago, Kristen O’Meara was hesitant to vaccinate her newborn daughter. “I was suspicious,” O’Meara recalled. “I did a lot of anxious hand-wringing.” O’Meara, a special education director at a charter school in Chicago, said she began her online research with questions primed to turn up answers that reflected her bias. “I went in thinking, ‘Let’s find out how dangerous these really are.’ And, ‘What are they not telling me in the mainstream media?’” O’Meara said. “When you Google Healthy
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6 of the Best Mental Health Podcasts to Listen to
Listening to podcasts is a great way to learn more about a variety of subjects at your own pace, on your own time, and in your own space. You can find podcasts about almost any subject out there — yes, including mental health. The right mental health podcasts can help you keep a positive attitude, teach you coping skills to better deal with stress in your life, enhance your relationships, and enjoy life more. If you or a loved one talk
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Psychiatrist vs. Neurologist: What’s the Difference?
The fields of psychiatry and neurology are both related to the brain, but they focus on vastly different aspects of medicine. They also entail very different day-to-day roles. Understanding what is the difference between psychiatrist and neurologist is essential if you’re considering a career in one or the other (or if you’re trying to decide which one you should see for treatment). It’s true that there’s some overlap between the two fields, but while there are various basic similarities when talk
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University of Washington Plans Behavioral Health Teaching Facility In Seattle
The University of Washington is planning a new behavioral health clinic and teaching facility on the UW Medical Center Northwest campus in Seattle. Located adjacent to an existing acute care hospital, the six-story, 184,000-square-foot building will feature a crisis stabilization unit, 50 medical/surgical beds, and separate service and public skybridges connecting to the hospital’s emergency department. A full continuum of clinical services as well as medical and surgical care for individuals with behavioral health disorders will be provided. The facility healthcare
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Being Still: Explore The Benefits Of Stillness And How To Practice Stillness
Life is hectic. No matter how hard you try to accomplish your dreams or reach your goals, it’s never enough. With so much going on in your life and the world that finding time to reflect on inner peace is almost impossible. So how do you stop? How can you escape the chaos? What if I tell you the answer is in being still? Would you believe me? Stillness can be defined as the ability to be quiet and remain calmsage
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Are You Emotionally Constipated? 10 Signs To Know And How To Cure It
Emotions are complicated, aren’t they? Sometimes, expressing them isn’t difficult but other times, you simply can’t or won’t want to express them or even process them. This inability or unwillingness to process, accept, and express emotions can be called “emotional constipation”. I know that you must find this term quite odd, however, emotional constipation is one of the most accurate terms to describe your bottled-up emotions. This emotional constipation can be a serious barrier when it comes to connecting with calmsage
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Nurses Share the Extra Items They Keep On-Hand to Do Their Jobs
Sue Float nurse who fills staffing gaps in medical and surgical units I noticed people werent eating their lunches or dinners, so I started bringing more protein-focused snacks, like bars or shakes, to help them easily refuel. Sue loves being kept on her toes. She usually works night shifts, when there are fewer nurses, doctors or allied health care staff available. And though she regularly works with different teams, she finds ways to build connections and community. Time just gets best