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Mental Wellness

Journaling Away the Holiday Blues

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Jan Anderson, PsyD, LPPC #110 of MD-Update, acceptable holiday, allowingness, Amanda Shallcross, anticipated conversation, app, bad conversation, Charles Pennebaker, Charles Pennebaker 's research, day-long program, depression, depression center, depression center conference, director of the U, dump, emotion, emotional regulation, even entry, evidence-based, evidence-based intervention, extreme mindsets, family deal, five, five minute journal, five minute journal app, good self-help book, good thing, good write skill, gratitude, gratitude entry, help profession, helpful app, holiday, holiday blues, integrate opposite, intelligent change, Jesse Wright, journal, journal app, Julia Cameron, MD-UPDATE, meditation, meditation means, mindful write meditation, morning, morning core dump, morning page, negative emotion, negative news cycle, news cycle, obsessive avoidance, obsessive avoidance of negative emotion, obsessive pursuit, obsessive pursuit of happiness, page of longhand, perfection focus, point of mindfulness, selective negative focus, Seligman, term sound, thought, U, well-designed research study

It may sound strange, but the best part of showing up for the Eleventh Annual University of Louisville (U of

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News News & Events

News – Jul 2017

July 1, 2017July 31, 2017 MD-Update Staff ACA, advanced health disparity research train program, American college, American college of Gastroenterology, American Gastroenterology association, American society of gastrointestinal Endoscopy, app, assistant professor, baptist health, Benitez, BHMG Gastroenterology Lexington Mark Brunner, biomedical research program, Brunner, CEO, CEO of KentuckyOne health, Chuck Neumann, current interim president, current interim president of university of Louisville hospital, disparity, epidemiological/bio-statistical, epidemiological/bio-statistical method, experiential skill development, gastroenterology, Gastroenterology association, gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Geisinger medical center, grantsmanship, grief, health disparity research, health service research, health system, Health-Related, Health-Related research, healthcare, Healthcare need, impactful research, inpatient gastroenterology service, integrated health system, intense grief, interim, interim president, interim president of university of Louisville hospital, internal medicine, interprofessional, interprofessional environment, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center transition, Karpf, Kentuckian, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KHA, KHA board, lead health system, leadership, leadership structure, Lexington Dr. Brittany, Lexington Dr. Brittany small, long-term leadership structure, long-term leadership structure of KentuckyOne health, Louisville, Louisville hospital, Louisville KentuckyOne, Louisville KentuckyOne health, Louisville medical center, luncheon, Mark Spurlin, meaningful research, Medicaid, medical care, medical degree, member of the American college of Gastroenterology, member of the American college of physician, News, NHLBI, Nicholasville road, operation of ULH, pediatrics, perinatal, perinatal loss, PGIS, PhD, physician, pregnancy loss, priority of the organization, provider, role of interim president, Ruth Brinkley, scientific write strategy, Spurlin, successful team science career development, successful transition of operation, suite 302, team science career development, transition, U, ULH, university of Kentucky center, year-long mentoring experience

Brunner and Spurlin Join BHMG Gastroenterology LEXINGTON Mark Brunner, MD, and Mark Spurlin, MD, have joined Baptist Health Medical Group

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The State of Negligent Credentialing in Kentucky

May 1, 2016 Jamie Wilhite Dittert adoption of the tort, app, applicable standard, applicable standard of care, brown case, Brown v., cause of action, claimant, competent hospital, contradictory decision, credentialing, credentialing claim, defendant, doctor 's negligent act, effective privilege process, final Kentucky court opinion, healthcare, hospital 's negligence, hospital privilege, increased sense of accountability, judge, jurisdiction, Kentucky, Kentucky court, Kentucky court of appeal panel, Kentucky court opinion, Kentucky law, Kentucky supreme court, key feature of a negligent credentialing claim, Ky., Ky. app, LLC, negligence, negligent credentialing, negligent credentialing claim, new cause of action, omission of the hospital, opposite conclusion, panel, panel of the Kentucky court of appeal, patient expectation, physician, policy-based argument, question of negligent credentialing, renewed hospital privilege, Spalding, Spalding decision, Spalding v., state of negligent credentialing, tort, tort of negligent credentialing, Trover, two-to-one decision, v., viability of negligent credentialing, viable claim, view hospital

Recently, Kentucky courts have considered whether to recognize a new cause of action called “negligent credentialing.” Generally, a negligent credentialing

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Dispatch from Heidelberg

June 1, 2012 Megan Campbell Smith anonymous rank, app, application of new medium technique, boot-, cafe-turned-sports, cafe-turned-sports bar, dear physician, exchange of valid health information, extension M.D. update, genuine doctor-patient relationship, haze of hype, health app launch, healthcare, healthcare problem, Heidelberg, home birth family, inherent odds, latent hypochondria, medical startup world, medicine 's peer-to-peer, medium capital of the world, medium startup, medtech, member of the medical startup world, midwifery community, new medium technique, old city of Heidelberg, patient access, practice 's great ally, qualified local doctor, science medium, social medium, social medium startup, startup, startup world, stellar trajectory, strong patient relationship, web serve

Dear Physicians, I am sending my greetings from a cafe-turned-sports bar in the 600 year old city of Heidelberg, Germany,

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