small town – MD Update

News – Jan 2016

January 1, 2016 MD-Update Staff A., academic inventor, advanced Translational stroke science, Ambati, associate chief medical officer, associate editor, baptist health, Bardstown, Bix, blind disease, BNS, business administration, cancer, cancer patient, cardiovascular program director, Care, clinical trial, crump, Danville, department of ophthalmology, Elizabethtown, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell heart, FACHE, fellow of the national academy of inventor, G., GRN, guardian, guardian research network, Hardin, Hardin memorial health, healthcare, healthcare quality management, high professional distinction, HMH, honorary clinical lecturer, honorary lecturer, hospice, institute of neuroscience, inventor, journal, journal 's primary focus, journal of clinical investigation, Kentucky, Kentucky 's department, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Ky., Lexington Dr, Lexington Dr. Gregory Bix, Lexington Dr. Jayakrishna Ambati, Louisville, Louisville baptist health, Madisonville, Markey, medicine, Michelle A., NAI, NAI fellow status, national academy, national academy of inventor, new location, News, outstand invention, Paul G. blazer, physician, professor, professor of stroke research, proficient spirit, proficient spirit of innovation, program director, QMHC, rural campus, rural community, rural practice, rural resident, Sanders-Brown, Sanders-Brown center, shortage, small town, Speicher, strategic element of healthcare quality management, stroke research, tangible impact, therapist, Translational stroke science, Trover, Trover campus, U, UK HealthCare, UK Markey, UK Markey cancer center, UK Markey cancer center research network, university of Glasgow, university of Kentucky 's department of neurology, university of Kentucky college of medicine, vascular institute, VNA, VNA health, Wolters-Kluwer, Wolters-Kluwer health

Bix Named Honorary Lecturer at University of Glasgow LEXINGTON Dr. Gregory Bix has been given honorary status in the College

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Small Setting, Big Services

June 1, 2014 Jennifer S. Newton 50 % shoulder, anterior approach, anterior hip, anterior THA, arthroplasty, baptist health, baptist northeast orthopedics, baptist surgical associate, benefit of anterior THA, big service, broad-based train, caseload heavy, community hospital atmosphere, community hospital atmosphere of the 120-bed, comprehensive orthopedic care, cuff, Dr. Jeremy Statton, draw patient, Eugene Jacob, fellowship, full complement of orthopedic service, hip, hip arthroplasty, hospital atmosphere, Jeremy Statton, labral, labral tear, Lagrange, Lagrange community, leading-edge, leading-edge care, Nicholas Kenney, Oldham, one-third knee, orthopedic service, orthopedics, patient recovery, percent hip, practice 's ability, procedure, recovery, rehab, replacement, residency, reverse total shoulder arthroplasty, rotator, RTSA, shoulder, shoulder arthroplasty, shoulder arthroscopy, shoulder patient, shoulder procedure, small hospital atmosphere, small town, small trauma fellowship, sport medicine, Statton, Statton 's interest, Statton 's main area, Statton 's main area of interest, Statton 's travel, surgeon, surgery, THA, trauma fellowship, two-thirds shoulder, UC Bearcats, up-to-date orthopedic technique

LAGRANGE It is easy to assume that larger hospitals have a distinct advantage when it comes to acquiring new technology

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Forward Thinking

September 1, 2013January 20, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton Amelia Kiser, big access issue, big picture perspective, Brent Wright, Christian D., clinic, community hospital, coordinate care, D., dementia, elderly patient, family medicine, family medicine care, family medicine physician, family medicine practice, family medicine train program, four-member class, Furman, geriatrician, geriatrics, Glasgow, Glasgow 's TJ Samson, Glasgow family medicine residency, Glasgow family medicine residency program, Glasgow practice, good continuity of care, health care access, health innovation, home care, home patient, hospitalization, host of health, house 's expertise, image of large state university, indicative of rural area, Kentucky, Kentucky city, Kiser, lack of a family medicine train program, large population of geriatric patient, large population of nurse home, Louisville, medical director of TJ Samson family medicine center, medicine, mention of progressive medicine, nurse home, nurse home care, nurse home patient, physician, physician try, picture perspective, polypharmacy, practice 's physician, private specialty practice, progressive medicine, R., reimbursement, residency, residency program, rural community of Glasgow, rural health innovation, rural residency program, small town, south central Kentucky city, specialty practice, Steven house, TJ Samson, TJ Samson community hospital, TJ Samson family medicine center, TJ Samson family medicine center clinic, university of Louisville, unnecessary hospitalization, UofL, UofL department, UofL department of family, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, UofL school of medicine department of family medicine, urban-rural, vice-chair, vice-chair of geriatrics

GLASGOW The mention of progressive medicine may conjure images of large state universities or high-profile private specialty practices. Sometimes, however,

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