Tune in to this episode and delve into the importance of these questions, as Lillian offers insights and guidance to help you navigate this vital aspect of planning.
Ms. Cauldwell stated she reported on this breach because she believes these companies are held responsible for the security online.to prevent their systems from being breached by scammers who use this information for their own personal gains.
They touched on the significance of mental health support for doctors, nurses, and anyone facing personal struggles. Dr. Rubenstein is a strong advocate for Palliative Care, mental health, gender equity, serious illness communication, and addressing racism in medicine.
This move is driven by political motives rather than moral ones: the NCAA has historically not provided health insurance for athletes, so there’s no reason to believe they will start now.
Susie Singer Carter is exposing the harsh realities of long-term care facilities. We discussed the importance of being advocates and how medical professionals often ‘gaslight’ patients and their caregivers.
The body mass index (BMI) is a widely-used measure for obesity, based on an individual’s height and weight.
Alarming employee statistics and the uncertainty faced by business executives have contributed to the escalating mental health challenges.
The conversation also touches on the stigma surrounding schizophrenia, other pertinent mental health issues, and the imperative need for open discussions on mental health care.
It’s a sobering reminder to consider where our priorities lie, especially when politicians exploit the political climate or celebrity scandals to divert attention away from pressing matters.
Dr. Stephen Cohn highlights the Trauma Surgeon’s pivotal role as the “Quarterback” in the Trauma Center, collaborating with the entire team to achieve the best outcomes for patients