session – MD Update

Special Section

Centering Pregnancy Sessions for Expecting Moms at University Hospital

June 1, 2018September 10, 2018 Holly Hinson Agok Bol, Agok Bol leek, Ashley Barnes, Avi O'Brien Hahn, baby, Barnes, Bol, Brees, Carol Brees, center pregnancy, center pregnancy model, center pregnancy session, center session, center session program, Ciara Johnson, dime grant, discomfort, doctor, faculty infertility practice, fun model, gestation, gestation stage, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn center session, group appointment, group society, group way, GYN, GYN image002, GYN image002 photo, GYN residency, idea of center pregnancy, image001 photo, inner city folk, JCPS, l-r, Louisville, Louisville employee, mom, new mother, OB, pregnancy, pregnancy model, pregnancy session, pregnant woman, refugee resettlement program, session, session program, site of choice, stage of gestation, teenage parent program, two hour group appointment, university of Louisville employee, university of Louisville hospital

LOUISVILLE On her very first night as a third-year medical student on obstetrics, Carol Brees, MD, delivered three babies. “I

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Tort Reform and Administrative Simplification Remain KMA Priorities

March 1, 2018May 8, 2018 Emily Schott administrative burden, administrative improvement, administrative simplification, advocacy, advocacy effort, advocacy priority, assembly 's emphasis, association 's main objective, barrier, Bill 4, Bill 69, brought dozen, brought dozen of physician, burnout, charged topic, consistent legal climate, drug abuse, efficient health care, Frankfort, good care, great patient safety, health of Kentuckian, healthcare, healthcare discussion, high smoke rate, image001 Emily Schott, image001 Emily Schott serve, impact of the physician presence, initiative, introduction of Senate, Kentuckian, Kentucky, Kentucky general assembly 's emphasis, Kentucky medical association, Kentucky physician, KMA, KMA priority, launch of a new initiative, legislative session, liability system, meaningful exchange, meaningful exchange of dialogue, medical review panel, medicine, new initiative, obesity, opioid abuse epidemic, physician, physician 's day, physician presence, practice efficiency, practice of medicine, practice staff, priority, priority bill, provider, public health challenge, quality control mechanism, resource perform nonclinical activity, Senate Bill 79, session, state 's legal liability system, suggest improvement, timely care, tort, tort reform central, trusted resource, unlimited risk, unnecessary barrier, well-known provider shortage

LOUISVILLE Despite the Kentucky General Assembly’s emphasis on politically charged topics such as the budget and pension reform, it is

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SB18: Peer Review Privilege & Medical Malpractice Actions

July 1, 2017 Andrew Desimone accepted standard of care, amendment, candid peer review, candor, charity, Charity health system v., credentialing, credentialing process, defend physician 's case, discovery, free expert opinion, future of peer review privilege, future treatment error, general assembly, invaluable source of information, Kentucky, Kentucky general assembly, Kentucky supreme court, Ky., lawsuit, legislative session, malpractice, malpractice action, malpractice lawsuit, malpractice litigation, medical malpractice action, medical malpractice lawsuit, medical malpractice litigation, medical peer review, medical peer reviewer, merit of proposed malpractice suit, passage of SB4, peer, peer review, peer review committee, peer review privilege, peer review product, physician, physician 's case, physician note area, preamble, privilege, proposed malpractice suit, Raikes, recent legislative session, recent legislative session of the Kentucky general assembly, Reg, review physician note area, review physician note area of criticism, S.B. 18, SB 18, SB18, SB4, Sess, session, sister of Charity health system v., statue give vary degree, statue give vary degree of protection, statute, treatment error, v.

Great publicity surrounded the passage of SB4 during the recent legislative session of the Kentucky General Assembly—the bill that established

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Special Section

Taking Recovery on the Road

December 1, 2016January 19, 2017 Donna Ison adult-minded, adult-minded 12-step recovery model, alcohol, amaze amount of trust, certified alcohol, ChallengesÂ®, counselor, current decision-making mode, day 's conclusion, development of decision-making skill, Dewey, Dewey 's advice, division of behavioral health, drug use, eye of the author, get kid, individualized comment, intensive outpatient program, Janine Dewey, journal help, Kentucky kid recovery, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, kid, lady, lady of peace, lady of peace 's peace, LCADC, Louisville Susan, one-on-one bond, outpatient, outpatient program, peace 's peace, peace promise, peace promise program, program counselor, promise, promise program, resident of Jefferson, session, session start, solid support community, student meet three, student meet three time, take recovery, teenager 's home, three hour group session, word of Dewey

LOUISVILLE Susan, a parent struggling with a son on a downward spiral with alcohol, called the Peace Promises program, “An

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Events – Dec 2015

December 1, 2015January 20, 2017 MD-Update Staff Alvarado, AMA, ball, bill, cancer, Care, community leader, community leader of the year, community service, community service award, compassionate physician award, counsel, Debbie Scoppechio, doctor, doctor 's ball, Dr. Kennedy, Dr. Ralph Alvarado, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell physician, Ephraim McDowell physician of the year, Eugene Shively, evening, excellence, Fayette, free mammogram, gala, generosity, Gil Dunn, healthcare, honoree, Hoven, international humanitarian service, J., Jack Trevey, Jack Trevey award, Jesse Wright, Joe Omielan, John Shaw, Joseph, Joseph east, Joseph hospital, Joseph hospital foundation, Kathy, KCA, Kentucky, Kentucky counsel association, Kentucky department, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne vice president, KentuckyOne vice president of development, KY state, Ky., l-r, Leslie Buddeke, Leslie Buddeke smart, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington medical society, LifeWise Inc., LMS, LMS meet, Louisville, LPCC, MAMM, mammogram, MD-UPDATE, Medicaid, medicine, Melissa Currie, Michelle Perry, Morris Weiss, Nicholasville, nominee, oncology, photo, physician, physician award, physician of the year, president of LifeWise Inc., president-elect, preview, PsyD, PWP, raise fund, RJ Corman, RN, Robert Densmore, Senator-R, session, Sharon, smart, th, th district, veteran affair, vice president of development, VP, woman 's hospital, yes

Doctors’ Ball Raises Funds for New Mobile Cancer Screening Van LOUISVILLE – The 20th Anniversary of the Doctors’ Ball, presented

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Complementary Care

To Overcome, Function, & Thrive

April 1, 2014 Gil Dunn Addie Burnham, Addie Burnham mot, advanced technology, aquatic therapy, assistance of device, autism, aversion, cardinal hill, cardinal Hill aquatic center, cardinal Hill pediatric outpatient therapy help child, cardinal Hill rehabilitation hospital, CBIS, CCC-SLP, challenge aspect, CHRH, co-treat, co-treat session, communicator, create neuroplasticity, decreased gravitational impact, development of functional movement, diagnosis, disable obstacle, dystrophy, fair question, fit Kidz, high repetition, high repetition of the set movement pattern, Hill, Hill rehabilitation hospital, improved typical movement pattern, Jenna Johnson, juvenile arthritis, Kidz, Kinesio®, Kinesio® tape, language delay, Leann Kerr DPT, level of functional improvement, Lexington implement therapy, lifestyle, lifestyle change, Lokomat®, motor, motor limitation, movement pattern, MS, neurovascular dystrophy, new functional movement pattern, nutrition, osteogenesis imperfecta type III, OT, OTR, outpatient, outpatient service, outpatient therapy coordinator, outpatient therapy help child, overweight child, passive range of motion, patient display, pediatric outpatient service, pediatric patient, pediatrics, play scheme, pool, Pt, referral order, reflex neurovascular dystrophy, result of the input, reward aspect, rich sensory input, rich sensory input of the pool, roach, Robinson, robotic gait trainer, self-esteem, sensory aversion, sensory need, sensory need of specific patient, session, set movement pattern, significant motor limitation, simple transition, skilled service, SLP, speech language pathology, tactile process, tape, tender patient, therapeutic activity, therapeutic need, therapy, therapy approach, traditional therapy approach, type of diagnosis, typical aquatic session, unique design of the cardinal Hill aquatic center, unique thermal desensitization, wheeler

LEXINGTON Comprehensive. Challenging. Compassionate. Rewarding. Pediatric outpatient services at Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital in Lexington implements therapies and outcomes for

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Events – Jul 2013

July 1, 2013 MD-Update Staff Aaron Sciascia, ATC, ben Kibler, clinic, clinical issue practitioner face, clinician, common musculoskeletal issue, cuff, established physician, founder of the shoulder center of Kentucky, general session, hands-on laboratory session, Hyatt, Hyatt regency, invited faculty, issue practitioner face, Kentucky, Kentucky 's health, KMA, KMA president, L., lead clinician, Lexington, Lexington clinic, lively panel discussion, Louisville, medicine, method of rehabilitation, musculoskeletal issue, NASM-PES, Orthopedics-Sports, Orthopedics-Sports medicine center, panel discussion, physical therapy staff, physician, post-operative rotator cuff care, Pt, regency, rotator, rotator cuff disease, safeguard Kentucky 's health, session, shoulder, shoulder center, shoulder center of Kentucky, shoulder disease, shoulder symposium, shoulder symposium challenge attendee, specialty group meet, sport medicine program coordinator, symposium, therapy staff, treat rotator cuff disease, W.

16th Annual Shoulder Symposium Challenges Attendees on Traditional Treatment LEXINGTON Never shy about challenging traditional thought and practice, the Shoulder

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