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Women’s Health Warrior

June 1, 2022June 22, 2022 Jim Kelsey Bardstown, Bardstown chi saint, blood pressure, care of people, care physician, Carmen Folmar, chi, chi saint, close-knit group of physician, entire Bardstown chi saint, FACOG, gynecological aspect, gynecological care, gynecology, hall 's passion, hall 's patient, hall 's typical week, Hannah, Hannah hall, health care, image001 photo, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, Louisville, Louisville school, mom, OB, OB patient, OB rotation, OB/ GYN, obstetrics, obstetrics appointment, obstetrics component, obstetrics rotation, patient concern, pediatric rotation, physician, pregnancy care, pregnant woman, primary care physician, psychiatric health, right direction, rotation, rural area, small town patient, telehealth, timely care, town patient, treatment of abnormal bleed, ultimate benefit of patient, university of Louisville school of medicine, usual parameter, woman 's health

BARDSTOWN A few people actually know what they want to be when they grow up. They dream about it and

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Complementary Care

Silent No More

April 1, 2022June 22, 2022 Gil Dunn American hypertension specialist certification program, APRN, APRN certification, baptist health, baptist health referral system, blood pressure, cardiology, cardiology nurse practitioner, certification, certified hypertension clinician, CHC, clinician, COVID-19, COVID-19 infection rate, COVID-19 restriction, health referral system, hypertension, hypertension clinician, hypertension clinician certification, hypertension program, hypertension specialist certification program, in-office, in-office hypertension program, in-office visit, Kentucky, Kristy Salley, Lexington, Lexington cardiology, Lexington individual, nurse degree, official hypertension clinician certification, patient flow, refractory hypertension, return of in-office visit, Salley, specialized hypertension program, specialized in-office hypertension program, telehealth, telehealth visit, uncontrolled hypertension

LEXINGTON Individuals in Central and Eastern Kentucky with uncontrolled hypertension have a new ally in their struggle with “the silent

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The CARE Collaborative and Self-Measured Blood Pressure Monitoring Program

February 1, 2022April 19, 2022 Natalie Littlefield $2, additional support, behavior, blood pressure, blood pressure education awareness program, blood pressure monitor, blood pressure zone, BS, burden, cardiovascular assessment, cardiovascular disease risk, Care, Care collaborative education, Care SMBP, Care SMBP coach, Care SMBP combine, Care SMBP program, classes.4, coach, dementia.1, dementia.1 heart disease, diastolic blood pressure, disease control, DrPH, educational classes.4, engagement, FQHCs, Frankfort, FRANKFORT hypertension, free blood pressure education awareness program, free blood pressure monitor, healthcare provider, heart disease, high blood pressure, high burden of hypertension, home blood pressure monitor, home visit program, hypertension, hypertension education, Kentucky, Kentucky heart disease, Kentucky man, Kentucky patient, KY department, KY heart disease, Ky., lifestyle, lifestyle modification, lifestyle modification goal, maintenance decision, measurement, meta-analysis, modification, monitor, MS, one-on-one counsel, out-of-office, out-of-office blood pressure measurement, participant, participant 's blood, participant 's engagement, participant tool, prevention, provider, public health, qualified health center, regular measurement, regular measurement of blood pressure, regular one-on-one counsel, regular out-of-office blood pressure measurement, reliable measurement, respectively, risk-reduction, self-measured, self-measured blood pressure monitor, Self-Measured blood pressure monitor program, simple hypertension education, SMBP, SMBP clinical service use, SMBP program, stroke, stroke prevention program, systolic blood pressure, telephonic support tool, university of Kentucky, usual care

FRANKFORT Hypertension or high blood pressure is a major risk factor for heart disease, stroke, chronic kidney disease, and dementia.1

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Special Section

Making the Case for Care Continuity

April 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Donna Ison blood pressure, cancerous lesion, Care continuity, care physician, chi saint, continuity, continuity of care, diabetes, doctor, doctor reach, Gil Dunn Nancy Morris, heart disease, high blood pressure, home patient, image001 photo, inpatient, internal medicine, internal medicine physician, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, Laurel, Laurel county, lesion, medicine, medicine physician, Morris, Morris state, Nancy Morris, nurse home patient, outpatient, outpatient set, patient 18, patient advocacy, patient advocate, physician, preteen year, prevalent presentation, prevention, primary care, primary Care associate of London, primary care of London, primary care physician, rarer disease, Sherisa Warren, skin lesion removal, university of Kentucky college of medicine, wide range of complaint

LONDON When primary care physician Nancy Morris, MD, recently met her new colleague, vascular surgeon Sherisa Warren, DO, she was

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Complementary Care

The Care Collaborative

March 1, 2019March 21, 2019 Allison Merritt, MPH adult, Allison Merritt, behavior, blood pressure, blood pressure zone, Care, Care coach, Care educational encounter, care patient, coach, DPH, easy-to-use tool, educational encounter, encounter, engagement tool, FQHCs, Graves Gilbert, Graves Gilbert clinic, health behavior, healthy behavior, heart disease, high burden of hypertension, home visit program, hypertension, hypertension 2, image001 photo, Kentucky, Kentucky department, Kentucky heart disease, Kentucky patient, kidney disease 1, lay health professional, lifestyle, lifestyle modification, modification, number five cause, number five cause of death, patient 's blood, patient 's engagement, prevention, risk-reduction, statewide education, stroke, stroke prevention program, tool

As a healthcare professional, you are most likely aware that hypertension is a serious medical condition that increases one’s risk

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Bariatric Surgery Today

May 1, 2018July 2, 2018 Holly Hinson abdominal surgery, apnea, arthritis, baptist health, baptist health physician weigh, bariatric, bariatric surgeon, bariatric surgery, bariatrics, blood pressure, BMI, board-certified, body weight, certified center, certified center of excellence bariatric surgeon, co-morbidity, continuous monitor, Derek Weiss, diabetes, diet, epidemic of obesity, excellence bariatric surgeon, excess body weight, excess weight, exercise, gastrectomy, general surgeon, Gore, grow field, grow field of bariatrics, grow field of weight loss surgery, health issue, health physician weigh, healthy weight, heart disease, high blood pressure, holistic program, hypertension, Indiana close, invasive laparoscopic procedure, John Oldham, Kentuckiana, Lanny Gore, laparoscopic, laparoscopic bariatric surgery, liver disease, Louisville, Louisville side, Louisville side of the river, magic procedure, medical specialty, misconception, native of Owensboro, normal weight person, obesity, Oldham, overweight place, physician, procedure, sleep apnea, sleeve, surgeon, surgery, unfortunate title, variety of abdominal surgery, weight loss surgery, weight-loss

LOUISVILLE & NEW ALBANY, IN As a state, Kentucky holds the unfortunate title of being one of the fattest of

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Audiology Complementary Care Health Topics

Hearing and Your Heart

March 1, 2018July 2, 2018 Lisa Meeker Audiogram, Audiogram pattern, audiologist, blood flow, blood pressure, blood vessel of the inner ear, bluegrass, bluegrass hear clinic, bluegrass hear clinic state, clinic, clinic state, cochlea, decreased hear ability, Dr. Paula Evans, ear, good hear, healthy cardiovascular system, hear healthcare provider, hear loss, heart disease, heart issue, image001 photo, inadequate blood flow, inner ear, mental health concern, Paula Evans, sign of heart issue

LEXINGTON Did you know that hearing loss can be connected to heart disease? This is due to a connection between

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Getting the Professional Treatment

August 1, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton 24, 24 hour sport channel, additional accredited fellowship, arthritis, aspect of puzzle, athlete, attended residency, baptist health, baptist health sport medicine, blood pressure, Breno Giacomini, care background, care patient, care physician, care provider, care sport medicine, care sport medicine physician, care sport medicine specialist, Chris Redman, Christopher Pitcock, colon, comprehensive need, comprehensive need of patient, Deion, Deion branch, doctor, Eastpoint, endorsed product, Eric Wood, family medicine, fellowship, fracture, full-service sport medicine program, group family, health performance, health performance train, health sport medicine, Hughes, influence sport, injection, injury, injury prevention, joint thing, Kentucky, L., lay hand, Louisville, Louisville native, Mark Puckett, medical group family, medicine, Michael Hughes, musculoskeletal, musculoskeletal problem, next level, non-surgical, non-surgical standpoint, non-surgical technique, OMT, on-site, orthopedic surgeon, osteopathic manipulative treatment, perceptible result, photo, physical therapy, physician, physician of baptist health sport medicine, Pitcock, primary care, primary care background, primary care physician, primary care provider, primary care sport medicine, primary care sport medicine physician, primary care sport medicine specialist, pro-athlete, professional athlete, professional treatment, provider, PRP, Puckett, puzzle, residency, routine primary care, specialist, specialty, sport medicine, sport medicine patient, sport medicine physician, sport medicine program, sport medicine specialist, stress fracture, surgeon, surgery, therapy, trainer, U, U of L., ultrasound, viscosupplementation, young medical specialty

LOUISVILLE In a world dominated by 24-hour sports channels, pro-athlete endorsed products, and an increasing pressure to compete at a

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Pediatrics Primary Care & Pediatrics Special Section

Healthy Beginnings

January 1, 2016July 27, 2017 Sarah Wilder ability of a specialist, Andrew H., Beaumont, blood pressure, Care, care physician, care provider, care relationship, chief executive officer, clinic, Eiyad Alchureiqi, emergency, emergency room, establish care, established primary care provider, H., healthcare, healthcare team, healthy begin, Henderson, illness, injury, integral partner, internal medicine, Lexington, Lexington clinic, lifelong relationship, medicine, member of the healthcare team, nurse, pain, patient 's care, patient 's healthcare, patient 's need, pediatrics, physician, potential lifestyle change, preventive screen, primary care physician, primary care provider, primary care relationship, provider, refer physician, referral, sick visit, specialist, specialty care provider, unexpected illness, well-patient, well-patient physical

LEXINGTON A primary care physician is not just for sick visits. Primary care providers are an integral partner in the

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Special Section

Under Pressure

March 1, 2015 Sarah Wilder <130/80, American board of clinical Lipidology, artery, artery disease, blood pressure, blood vessel, board-eligible, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiology patient, cardiovascular disease, care physician, certification board of nuclear cardiology, clinic, clinical lipidologist, clinical Lipidology, clinical specialist, common cardiovascular condition, coronary artery disease, FACC, Framingham risk, high blood pressure, highly-trained cardiologist, hypertension, Lexington, Lexington clinic cardiologist, lifestyle, lipid management specialist, lipidologist, Lipidology, M., M. Jason Zimmerman, manage hypertension, MSPH, national board of Echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, one-third of the U.S. adult population, physician, primary care physician, released guideline recommend aggressive control, released guideline recommend aggressive control of blood pressure, result of high blood pressure, RPVI, specialist, treatment plan, U.S. adult population, Zimmerman

LEXINGTON One of the most common cardiovascular conditions, if left undetected and untreated, can lead to the number one killer

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