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Healthcare Design Names 2022 Rising Stars
This year, the editors of Healthcare Design selected nine individuals as the winners of the magazine’s annual Rising Star awards program. The program celebrates the outstanding achievements of professionals who have worked in healthcare design for fewer than 10 years. Winners are those who have demonstrated a commitment to this industry and have made meaningful contributions that help establish them as future leaders. The 2022 Rising Stars are: Ryan Conover, associate, Light + Health, The Lighting Practice (Philadelphia) Annette Couvillon, healthcare
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The Five Stages of Grief :Be Your Own Healer
Grief is a very personal emotion and an equally intimate experience is mourning, one that definitely does not follow a linear or neat schedule. But, knowing what stage of grief you are in can help you cope with your emotions and create self-awareness to accept the emotion and the subsequent experience. Grief is one of those emotions that you can deal with in the best manner with your own power and will. The external sources of support will be there calmsage
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“As soon as you make the call to Samaritans, you are wholly supported”
To raise awareness of Samaritans and the support they offer to everyone, listening volunteer and previous caller Kay shares her story of picking up the phone and the difference it made to her life “I can say without irony or agenda, that person I spoke to saved my life,” Kay asserts on Happiful’s podcast I am. I have. Kay is now a listening volunteer for Samaritans and dedicated to helping people when they need it. She knows from first-hand experience happi
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HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital Opens $100M Tower
HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital in Fort Pierce, Fla., hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of a new $100 million tower. The four-story tower has 32 medical/surgical beds. Additionally, the project expanded pre-operative and recovery areas and added three operating rooms (OR). The third and fourth floors are shell space for future growth. The post HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital Opens $100M Tower first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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Your Brain Won’t Let You Sleep? 11 Ways To Shut Your Brain Off For Better Sleep
Your racing mind can’t let you sleep at night? Do you keep awake wondering about everything and nothing? Whether it’s going to sleep fast or getting the required hours of sleep, anything that disrupts your sleep (in this case, an unsettled mind), can be a major issue. While insomnia can be a serious problem, racing thoughts at night can pose even more serious problems. In a 2021 study, it was found that racing thoughts at night (even if they were not calmsage
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Unvaccinated: A BBC documentary
With cases of Covid-19 on the rise, the BBC has announced a new documentary that seeks to understand why five million people are yet to receive the vaccine In recent months, Covid-19 infections have been increasing in the UK. Following several lockdowns and over 197,000 deaths, the experts are warning that we could be entering the fifth wave, yet 8% of the UK population is still unvaccinated. A documentary due to air on Wednesday 20th July at 9pm, on BBC happi
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Understanding And Preventing Mental Illness Relapse
Having a mental health issue or condition and fighting it back is a serious challenge. We really start feeling good when the signs or symptoms of serious mental health conditions like schizoaffective disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) start fading away. When symptoms start fading away, we start feeling positive and optimistic about life. But ever thought about what will happen if these challenging times or symptoms will start coming again? Did you know that when symptoms of any mental illness calmsage
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8 myths about schizophrenia that are simply untrue
Few people really understand this severe mental health condition – and the stigma attached to schizophrenia remains so great that the illness itself is often used as a throwaway insult! Here we demolish the untruths surrounding a disorder that affects millions worldwide We’ve all felt paranoia at some point in our lives, those days when it feels that even the plants are out to get us. We’ve all suffered from delusions, too, whether it’s the teen musician hoping to be happi
juillet 6, 2022Like
How the Tampon Shortage Is Exacerbating Period Poverty in the US
By Marni Sommer, Columbia University Tampons have become the latest household product to fall foul of supply chain issues. Reports of a scarcity of the menstrual product, used by millions of women in the U.S., have combined with general inflationary pressure on the price of goods to create cost and access barriers. The Conversation asked Marni Sommer, an expert on public health and menstruation at Columbia University, what was causing the current shortage and how it has affected the plight Healthy
juillet 6, 2022Like
Kissing Is Actually Really Good for Your Mental & Physical Health
We all know that kissing is pretty great (particularly when you’re kissing someone you’re really stoked to be kissing. And sure, a good make-out sesh feels amazing and is the ultimate form of foreplay, but it turns out kissing actually comes with some serious health benefits — as if you really needed another excuse to smooch. So, in on honor of International Kissing Day, find a whole new appreciation for kissing and read on about how the activity’s totally good shek
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Telehealth and Pain Management: What You Need to Know
The last thing you want to do when you’re experiencing debilitating pain is hop on public transportation or get in the car (perhaps with kids in tow) to go see your doctor. Instead, today, you can log into a telehealth appointment with your healthcare provider (HCP) for assessment, pain medication prescriptions, and follow-up care all from the comfort of your home. But, telehealth for pain management has its pros and cons, and it’s still evolving. HealthyWomen’s recent WomenTalk episode brought Healthy
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What Is ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)?
Eating disorders are on a rise! Everyday more and more people are being diagnosed with different kinds of eating disorders like anorexia nervosa, bulimia, binge eating disorder, Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder, etc. Eating disorders not only affect us physically but have an equal and disturbing effect on our mental health. Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) is one such eating disorder which has severe negative consequences on your both physical and mental health. I’m sure you know of someone who is calmsage