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CHI Saint Joseph Health Welcomes New CEO, Anthony Houston, Fache

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 MD-Update Staff A., affiliation, Anthony Houston, Bardstown, based industry, CEO, CEO Anthony, CEO Anthony A., chi, chi memorial, chi saint, commitment, CommonSpirit, CommonSpirit health, doctor, FACHE, grandfather, grandson of a Kentucky dairy farmer, health service administration, healthcare, healthcare leadership experience, hospital-only, Houston, Houston 's grandfather, investiture, investiture service, joined chi saint, Joseph, Joseph east, Joseph health, Joseph health foundation, Joseph hospital, Kentucky, Kentucky dairy farmer, lead chi saint, MD-UPDATE, meet people, new CEO Anthony A., new role of CEO, pandemic, president of chi, president of saint, right skill set, Rockcastle, Rockcastle county, senior Anthony Houston, southeast division of CommonSpirit health, special ministry, St. Vincent, Sterling, Tony Houston, treatment plan

…healthcare into a lifelong relationship, not just in emergency or during critical care,” he says. Initiatives for CHI Saint Joseph Health On May 26 CHI Saint Joseph Health announced an…

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‘It Is Such a Rewarding Career’

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Pat Henderson big myth, care doctor treat low-complexity case, chief resident, Chris Witzke image002, Chris Witzke image002 photo, Chris Witzke Louisville, Chris Witzke Louisville native Traci Edwards, client 's treatment, COVID, COVID-19, doctor, Dr. Edwards, dread come, dream job, Edwards, Edwards 's patient, family medicine, family medicine doctor, family medicine physician, family medicine practice, family practice doctor, family practice matter, family practice plan, family practitioner, healthcare, high-deductible, hometown doctor, image001 photo, impact care, impactful, Impactful lifestyle choice, importance of lifestyle, in-person gather, Kentucky, lifestyle, Louisville, Louisville 's west end, major diagnosis, medication cost, medicine, next kidney failure, office visit, physician, practitioner, primary care doctor treat low-complexity case, provider, reward career, reward scale, rise medication cost, south end of Louisville, specialty practice, St. Elizabeth, St. Elizabeth 's medical center, telehealth, top of the reward scale, Traci Edwards, traditional office visit, university of Kentucky college of medicine, UofL Health-Medical, UofL Health-Medical center, variety of specialty, vast body of knowledge, Wagner high school

…Rest is also important to your mental health, which has an impact on your physical health. You have to rest both your body and your mind.” “With exercise, people may…

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Today’s VBAC Options Make ‘Once a C-section, Always a C-section’ Old News

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Menisa Marshall ACOG, Ann Grider, approved VBAC candidate, attempted VBAC, baby, birth plan, c-section, c-section delivery, candidate 's delivery, care nursery, cesarean, cesarean birth, cesarean history, cesarean section, childbirth-related, childbirth-related complication, common operate room procedure, comparable risk, complication, critical element of a successful VBAC delivery, delivery, emergency c-section, Grider, labor, laborists, legal factor, long-time assumption, Louisville, low rate, low risk, low-risk woman, maximize safety, mom, mom 's overall health, multiple c-section, national success rate, neonatal intensive care nursery, neonatal staff, OB/ GYN, online risk calculator, patient 's plan, personal birth plan, personal worry, personalized birth, personalized birth plan, physician, plan 's component, potential VBAC risk, procedure, reasonable option, repeat, repeat c-section, risk factor, room procedure, scar-related, scar-related risk factor, significant VBAC risk factor, success rate, successful VBAC, successful VBAC delivery, trial of labor, vaginal birth, VBAC, VBAC candidate, VBAC delivery, VBAC risk, VBAC risk factor, VBAC success rate

“Today, women have more choices for vaginal birth after cesarean.” Ann Grider, MD, OB-GYN, at Women First of Louisville. LOUISVILLE When Ann Grider, MD, joined Women First of Louisville in…

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What the Pandemic Taught Us About the Importance of Diversity in Health Care

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Geraldine Q. Young, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, CDE, FAANP Black people, Black respondent, Caren Blantin, CDC, contribute factor, COVID, COVID death, COVID-19, COVID-19 pandemic, COVID-19 vaccine, current medical negligence, death toll rate, DEI, delivery, disparity, diversity, diversity impact conference, Earth-Shameenah, Earth-Shameenah barber, equity, exist disparity, FNU, frontier, frontier nurse university, Geraldine young, health care provider, health disparity, healthcare, healthcare delivery system, healthcare disparity, healthcare workforce, image001 photo, image002 photo, importance of diversity, inclusion, inequitable outcome, inequitable outcome of the COVID-19 pandemic, inequity, Maria Cruz, Mary Alogidi-Egbuson, MD-UPDATE, minority, minority population, national impact, nurse, outcome, pandemic, soc, socioeconomic hardship, structural racism, treatment of Black people, undeniable reality check, underrepresented, vaccine, Versailles change, virtual event, white population of healthcare professional, workforce

…in its strategic plan to address issues surrounding access to healthcare, health outcomes, health disparities, and health inequities, and to increase diversity in nursing. These efforts will play a significant…

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News – Jun 2021

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 MD-Update Staff affiliation, Allen, arthritis, autoinflammatory, autoinflammatory disease, Bardstown, Breckinridge elementary school, Bruce Lyman Allen, cancer, care of common problem, central Kentucky, chi, chi saint, Cleveland, Cleveland clinic cancer center, clinic, enteropathic, enteropathic arthritis, equipment advance, Flaget, Flaget memorial, general surgeon, general surgery residency, group neurology, Hamza Tantoush, Henry Clay high school, image002 Mehrizi image003, image004 photo, image005 photo, inflammatory muscle disease, inflammatory rheumatic disease, internal medicine, Jennifer Nolan, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph London, Joseph mount, Josepth, Josepth health, Kentucky, large group practice, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic rheumatology, Lexington clinic welcome, Lexington Lexington, Lexington Lexington clinic welcome, line of interest, London Bruce Lyman Allen, Louisville Mehyar Mehrizi, MD-UPDATE, medical degree, medical group neurology, medicine, Mehrizi, Mehyar Mehrizi, Morton middle school, national board of medical examiner, national surgical quality improvement project, neurology, News, News item, philosophy of care, photo, practice of general surgery, pseudogout, quality improvement project, residency, rheumatology, Sarcoid, Sarcoid arthritis, Sjogren 's syndrome, spend time, Sterling, successful treatment of a neurological disorder, surgeon, surgeon champion, surgery, surgery residency, systemic autoinflammatory disease, Tantoush, university of Kentucky college of medicine, university of Tripoli, use of camera

Mehyar Mehrizi Joins Baptist Health Medical Group Neurology Mehrizi LOUISVILLE Mehyar Mehrizi, MD, received a bachelor’s degree in biology from the University of California, Berkeley, graduating with honors in neuroscience….

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Intersexuality and the Care of the Transgender Child

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Cameron S. Schaeffer, MD, FACS, FAAP abdominal testis, activist, adolescent gender-identity, androgen, androgenized, approach superior, arena of adolescent gender-identity, board-certified urologist, body-changing, body-changing steroid, CAH patient, Cameron Schaeffer, care of the Transgender child, chaos reign, child 's inchoate transgenderism, Cincinnati child, Cincinnati child 's hospital, cleft scrotum, clinic, clinic child, clinic phenomenon, clinic phenomenon of physician, clinician, cloacal, cloacal exstrophy, comprehensive female, counseled love, diminutive phallus, dysfunctional androgen receptor, elevated level of fetal androgen, emerge marketplace, emotional subject, exam table, exstrophy, FAAP, female CAH patient, fetal androgen, gender, gender clinic, gender-identity, genitalia, girl 's pantie, image001 Cameron Schaeffer, important sex organ, Intersex patient, judgment, judgment of a single surgeon, judgment of a team of specialist, labium majorae, laundry day, light-hearted remark, majorae, male genital reconstruction, MD-UPDATE, medical good practice, normal anatomy, normal enzyme, Nuremburg trial, path of body-changing steroid, patience, pediatric gender clinic, pediatric urologist, phallus, physician, plastic surgeon urge patience, potential fertility of a patient, pressure of activist, prudence, scrotum, single surgeon, sister 's clothes, solid foundation of data, surgeon, surgeon urge patience, surgery, testosterone receptor, therapy, tomboy, torrent of angst, transgender, Transgender health clinic, Transgender individual, transgenderism, triple board-certified urologist, urologist, virilize, well-adjusted woman, well-intentioned compassion, wokeness, XY, XY cloacal exstrophy patient, XY patient

…them go on to become well-adjusted women. From these anecdotal experiences, I learned that the most important sex organ is the brain which, when partially androgenized, is unpredictable, and that…

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Events – Jun 2021

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 MD-Update Staff ample natural light, Andrew Henderson, area of the new facility, breast care, Brett construction, central Kentucky, CEO, clinic, comfortable furnish, community service, final square footage, healthcare specialty, Jack Trevey, Jack Trevey award, James border, Kentucky, Kraig Humbaugh, large wait area, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic 's ribbon cut ceremony, Lexington clinic facility, Lexington clinic leadership, Lexington Lexington, Lexington Lexington clinic, Lexington medical society, Lexington-Fayette, Lexington-Fayette county commissioner, Lexington-Fayette county commissioner of health, Linda Gorton, LMS, medicine, Michael Cecil, multiple healthcare specialty, new facility, new Lexington clinic facility, new state-of-the-art facility, physician, provider, region 's resident, retired physician, retired physician of Lexington clinic, ribbon-cutting, specialty, state-of-the-art facility, world class provider

…hard to make it a reality.” Located at 1221 South Broadway, the new facility provides the region’s residents access to multiple healthcare specialties and services in a centralized location. The…

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Frontier Nursing University Increases Diversity and Enrollment

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Gil Dunn Black community, brief in-person, client, clinical bound, clinical session, clinical workshop, CNM, diversity, DNSc, doctoral nurse student, E., expansion of student, FACNM, FNU, FNU graduate, FNU president, FNU student, frontier, frontier nurse university, frontier nurse university increase diversity, healthcare, hollow of eastern Kentucky, image001 photo, KY graduate nurse, maternal mortality, midwife, midwifery, midwifery university, mortality, new FNU graduate, nurse, nurse midwife, nurse midwifery, nurse practitioner, nurse practitioner specialty, nurse-midwifery student, Nurse-Midwives, practitioner, psychiatric-mental, psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner master, relationship-based, relationship-based practitioner, Susan E. stone, Tatyana Jackruddock, woman 's healthcare, workforce

…in her class. She believes collaboration with other healthcare professionals is essential to improve the health of women and families and fosters this approach in her various roles. 1 https://www.kff.org/report-section/racial-disparities-in-maternal-and-infant-health-an-overview-issue-brief/…

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Keeping Women Well for Life

June 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Donna Ison Amy Baker, baby, Baker, Baker 's practice, Baker state, beloved home state, beloved home state of Kentucky, chi, chi saint, common ache, delivery, early teenage year, emotional support, extra knowledge, extra knowledge of the musculoskeletal system, family plan, female reach middle age, Grandview, Grandview medical center, gynecologic, gynecologic care, gynecological health, gynecology, holistic gynecologic care, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, keep woman, medicine, menopause, mom, muscle energy technique, OB/ GYN, obstetric patient, obstetrics, osteopathic advantage, osteopathic medicine, osteoporosis care, pain, pain issue, pain of pregnancy, past menopause, Pikeville, Pikeville college, Pikeville college of osteopathic medicine, portion of Baker 's practice, postpartum care, postpartum depression, pregnancy, pretty even mixture, reproductive year, sciatic leg pain, symptom, teenage year, vaccine, whole-person

…We see women of all ages, from our adolescents to women that are past menopause.” CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group – Obstetrics & Gynecology offers a full range of services….

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Update: Correct Coding in Kentucky for Colorectal Cancer Screening

April 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Whitney F. Jones, MD asymptomatic, average risk individual, average-risk, Black Kentuckian, blood-based option, cancer, code guideline, code law, Cologuard, colon, colon cancer, colonoscopy, colorectal, completed life-saving CRC screen, completion, completion colonoscopy, completion screen colonoscopy, correct code, correct misconception surround code, CRC, CRC incidence, CRC prevention, CRC screen, CRC screen service, critical screen, diagnostic exam, fecal immunohistochemical test, first-order, first-order test, guideline, image001 Whitney, image001 Whitney F., immunohistochemical test, improved state, inappropriate cost-sharing, incorrect code, Kentuckian, Kentucky, Kentucky colon cancer screen, kentucky-based health system, KRS 304.17A-257, life-saving CRC screen, Medicare, modality, nation-leading, non-Medicare, non-Medicare population, on-time screen, polyp, positive first-order test, pragmatic guideline, prevention, prevention program, prompt diagnostic evaluation, resident of eastern Kentucky, screen, screen colonoscopy, screen completion colonoscopy, screen high-risk individual, screen participation, screen process, state 's forward-thinking, stool, stool DNA, stool test, stool-based, stool-based test, symptom, unique state, unnecessary barrier, young CRC incidence, zero-cost

…and follow our state’s forward-thinking, pragmatic guidelines. Yet coding for CRC screening services, including colonoscopy, begins with physicians and the coders who support their work. Leadership from the Kentucky-based health…

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