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A new addition is being built at the St. Francis Regional Medical Center campus, and we've got the details on this newest episode of The Dig!

Our CEO/Co-owner, Rick Barney MBA, MSW, LCSW, LCAS and Medical Director and Executive Director, Gabrielle Neal-Barney MMS,PA-C,CAQ-P presenting to members of AIS on one of the things Momentum Recovery does best, addressing relapse from an attachment based perspective. One thing I appreciate most about our philosophy is the fact that relapse in and of itself does not automatically constitute an administrative discharge from our program but, highlights the need to address other factors in a higher level of care internally. It’s our job to re-create a healthy family system for our clients and foster an environment of secure attachment.

Our latest episode of 'The More You NO' is now live! 🎥 Join our Clinical Education Manager this month as we delve into the fascinating world of Nitric Oxide and its impact on overall health. Watch now and empower yourself with knowledge. https://lnkd.in/gHHEPe4B

👓 Double Your Pleasure, Double Your Fun? 🌀 No one said ortho-k was easy, and that's part of its appeal! The challenge and unpredictability keep things interesting, and the life-changing benefits for patients make it all worthwhile. Dr. Andrew Brauer shares an intriguing case study of a 12-year-old patient named Lily (name changed for privacy). Lily, diagnosed with myopia at age 9, tried atropine drops and multifocal contacts with little success. Her journey led her to ortho-k, where the unexpected twists provided valuable learning experiences. From double red rings to air bubble issues, every step taught something new. Lily’s story is a testament to the perseverance and adaptability required in ortho-k treatment. Check out the full article for a deep dive into the case and Dr. Brauer’s insights. 🔍 Learn more in the AAOMC Newsletter, Corrected View E-Tea: https://lnkd.in/grUQdMRu

Why rubber backed vinyl? - Impact reduction - Comfort under foot - Acoustical value Hands down one of the best products for healthcare and assisted living projects. If safety, comfort, and sound reduction are key for a new project, why not go ahead and order some samples?

Today we’re celebrating #WorldClinicalTrialsDay! It’s been a remarkable 277 years since James Lind (a ship’s surgeon in the British Royal Navy) conducted the first-ever randomised clinical trial and discovered that citrus fruits could help cure scurvy. As a company dedicated to maximising the success of clinical trials, we understand the profound impact they can have on patients worldwide. Whilst we have come a long way, there's still immense potential to make clinical trials even more effective and get treatments to patients much faster. That’s why we’d like to join our Head of Clinical Development, @Geoff Brooks, in saying a special thank you to: - The researchers who tirelessly design and conduct these trials. - The patients who volunteer their time and participation. - The skilled healthcare professionals who ensure patient safety and data integrity. - And everyone else involved in bringing new medical solutions to market. As for our Weatherden colleagues, your combined 900+ years of experience in clinical development is instrumental in designing effective trials, and getting effective solutions to patients faster. Thank you for helping us on our mission to give every drug its best chance of success! Learn all about Clinical Trials Day here: https://lnkd.in/e9r9k5Wu #CTD2024 #ClinicalTrialsDay #ClinicalDevelopment #DrugDevelopment

The ACCESS Program at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine is training medical students to deliver anesthesia in low-resource settings. This innovative longitudinal track, which includes global health education and real-world experiences, equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the challenges of safe anesthesia in underserved regions. Discover how these future leaders are learning to bridge the gap in global anesthesia safety and improve patient outcomes worldwideL https://lnkd.in/e8ivNYwV

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In my NURS411 Evidence-Based Practice course, I worked in a team to utilize the Johns Hopkins Evidence-Based Practice Model to research a topic and synthesize our findings. For my EBP research topic, I got to dive into the question of "does being in an assisted living facility compared to living at home alone improve loneliness and isolation in the elderly?" Please view our abstract!