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CHI Saint Joseph Health Expands Cancer Care

October 1, 2021December 10, 2021 MD-Update Staff abnormal mammogram, active clinician, affiliate ofwith, application of biomedical engineer, area of sub-specialization, biomedical engineer, breast, breast cancer, breast cancer management, brief recap, cancer, cancer care, cancer patient, cancer team, cancer treatment, Care, Care center, chemotherapy, chi, chi institute, chi saint, CIRI, Cleveland, Cleveland clinic cancer center, Cleveland clinic cancer center breast cancer team, clinic, clinical focus, community cancer center, convenience of a community cancer center, Croley, cut cutting-edge treatment, cutting-edge treatment, editor 's intro, establish care, field of oncology, hematology, image001 photo, individual patient 's success, Jessica Croley, Jessica Jones Croley, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph health cancer, management of breast cancer, MDU, medical director, medical oncology, national research consortium, native Kentuckian, ofwith, oncologic condition, oncologist, oncology, patient 's success, patient navigator, personal philosophy, personal philosophy of care, professional life look, program strategy, provider, provider experience, quality process, radiation, radiologist, sub-specialization, survivorship care, suspicious mass, team of provider, time of abnormal mammogram, tumor, UK college of medicine, variety of hematologic

Editor’s Intro: Jessica Jones Croley, MD, is the medical director for CHI Saint Joseph Health Cancer Care, which launched an

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News News & Events 

News – Oct 2021

October 1, 2021December 10, 2021 MD-Update Staff $, $1 million investment, 1, Adele, Adele amine, amine, Arun Ummat, baptist health, cardiology, cardiovascular service, Care, Care 11600, care transport nurse, Care welcome, cath, cath lab, catheterization, central baptist hospital, central Kentucky, chi, chi saint, chief flight nurse, clinic, community health system, critical care transport nurse, disorder, doctor, Elizabeth, Elizabeth hospital, endocrinology, executive director, executive director of cardiovascular service, family medicine, guild, GYN, gynecology, health maintenance, healthcare leadership role, image001 photo, image002 photo, Jeevanjot Virk, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph hospital volunteer guild, Joseph medical group, Kentucky, KY 40243, lab, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington Marc Manley, life-saving, life-saving care, local student, Louisville, Louisville Jeevanjot Virk, Louisville primary Care medical group, Manley, Marc Manley, Marina Saad, Mary, medical degree, medical director, medical director of cardiology, medical field, medical group, medical school, medicine, MSN, NE-BC, neurology, new physician, News, north Texas, nurse, Nwagbara, OB, obstetrics, Odago, osteopathic medicine, photo, physician, primary Care 11600 main street, primary Care welcome, Rebekah McDaniel, residency, Sarah Burress, scholarship, school graduate attend, south Louisville, STEMI, STEMI coverage, university of Kentucky, university of north Texas, UofL, UofL health, urgent condition, Virk, Virk 's practice, Virk 's service, volunteer

Baptist Health Primary Care Welcomes Jeevanjot Virk, MD, Family Medicine LOUISVILLE Jeevanjot Virk, MD, has joined Baptist Health Louisville Primary

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New Horizons in Orthopedic Medicine

August 1, 2021October 18, 2021 MD-Update Staff arthritis, become department chair, big growth, bone, business side of the department, cartilage, chair, chair of the UK department of orthopaedic surgery, chief of orthopedics, clinical trial, complex revision, computer navigation, department chair, department of Orthopaedics, deterioration of the joint, Dr. Leo Whiteside, elbow, elbow surgery, FDA, field of orthopedics, four or five day hospital stay, Gil Dunn Jeffrey Brian Selby, growth of orthopedics, hospital stay, image001 photo, infirm patient, interim chair, Jeffrey Brian Selby, joint, joint replacement, joint replacement surgery, Kentucky, Lexington editor, Lexington editor 's intro, MDU, MDU Dr. Selby, MDU talk, medical administration, medical director, medical director of joint replacement, medical director of orthopedic trauma, medicine, MRI, narcotic, navigation, new UK hospital, old patient, orthopaedic surgery, Orthopaedics, orthopedic condition, orthopedic medicine, orthopedic research, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic surgery, orthopedic trauma, orthopedics, outpatient, outpatient surgery, pain, patient back, pediatric orthopedic surgery, post-operative pain management, protein-rich, protein-rich plasma injection, Q&A, rehabilitation facility, replacement, replacement surgery, robotic, robotic surgery, simple joint replacement, six-member faculty, size of the new UK hospital, soft tissue, sport medicine, sport medicine center, sport medicine procedure, subspecialists, superb facility, surgeon, surgery, team approach, Texas tech school of medicine, tissue, trauma, tumor surgery, UK department, UK department of Orthopaedics

LEXINGTON Editor’s intro: Jeffrey Brian Selby, MD, has been chair of the UK Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine

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News News & Events 

News – Apr 2021

April 1, 2021June 16, 2021 MD-Update Staff Aaron Stewart, advanced heart failure, affiliate, American college, Andy Powell, baptist health, baptist health foundation, Bellarmine, Bellarmine university, Breckenridge Lane, cardiologist, cardiothoracic, cardiovascular care, cardiovascular service, CEO, chairman, chairman of baptist health foundation, chief lend officer, clinic, clinical support, Dr. Toadvine, executive director, failure, family medicine, foundation board, foundation board chairman, fundraising, great Louisville, gynecology, Harrison, Harrison memorial hospital, health foundation, healthcare, heart disease, heart failure, heart failure patient, heart transplant, HMH, hormone-related, hormone-related program, image001 photo, image002 photo, Justin Leighty, K., Kentuckian, Kentucky, Kresge way, KY 40207, Larry Gray, leadership, Leighty, Lexington, lifesaving, Louisville, Louisville baptist health foundation, Louisville Louisville, Louisville Louisville baptist health, medical degree, medical director, medical group, medicine, member of the American college of obstetrics, new CEO, new foundation board chairman, News, Norton, Norton Audubon, Norton Audubon hospital, Norton Healthcare, Norton heart, obstetrics, photo, physician, physician specialty service, Powell, president of baptist health, republic bank, republic bank 's Andy Powell, residency, Riley, role of vice chairman, service line, specialty, Stewart, suite 134, suite 200, TOADVINE, transplant, treatment of disease of the female reproductive organ, UK Gill, UK Gill heart, UK HealthCare, UofL, UofL health, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, VAD, vascular institute, vice president, vice president of clinical support, wealth of board

Aaron Stewart, MD, Joins Baptist Health Medical Group LOUISVILLE Louisville Baptist Health Medical Group welcomed Aaron Stewart, MD, in January

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Norton Heart & Vascular Institute Expands Heart Failure Program

February 1, 2021April 14, 2021 Lynne Choate accreditation, advanced heart failure, Allen Cheng, assist, assist device, assist device accreditation, DNV GL Healthcare, excellence, executive director, failure, heart failure, image001 photo, implantation, Kelly McCants, Louisville Norton, Louisville Norton heart, mechanical circulatory support program, Medicaid, Medicaid service, medical director, Medicare, Norton, Norton Audubon, Norton Audubon hospital, Norton Cardiothoracic, Norton Cardiothoracic surgery, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare Bassel Alkhalil, Norton heart, people need ventricular assist device, placement, provider, recovery, recovery program, Rounsavall, support program, surgery, VAD, VAD program, VADs, vascular institute, ventricular assist device accreditation, W.

LOUISVILLE Norton Heart & Vascular Institute has expanded services for patients with advanced heart failure to include surgical implantation of

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OP/ED Q&A 

Physician Burnout: MD-Update Q & A with Dr. Shawn Jones

December 1, 2020February 17, 2021 Gil Dunn 41, 41 day shutdown, 41 day shutdown of elective service, 50 % range.1, 70 % range, â– , â–  MD-UPDATE, anxiety, average self-reported rate, average self-reported rate of burnout, baptist health, BHMG, burnout, burnout increase, burnout rate, charitable arm of the Kentucky medical association, Christina Maslach, compassion, COVID-19, COVID-19 era, COVID-19 mental stress, COVID-19 pandemic, COVID-19 pandemic impacted physician, Dale Toney, depersonalization, dislocation, doctor, economics survey, effect of the stress, elective service, emotional exhaustion, employed physician, erosion, faith-based value, feel of burnout, financial health of physician, find heart, health issue, how/, increased burnout, increased sense of helplessness, independent doctor, Jones, Jossey-Bass, Kentucky, Kentucky foundation, Kentucky medical association, KFMC, KMA, KMA 's president, Leiter, Licensure, maintain physician wellness, Maslach, MD-Update Q, medical director, medical director of provider wellness, medical economics, medical economics survey, medical group, Medscape, mental health, mental health issue, mental health of physician, mental health problem, Michael P., midst of a global pandemic, moral injury, non-medical person, option, organization cause, P., pandemic, patient service volume, patient-centered care, personal stress, physician, physician burnout, physician burnout survey, physician wellness, president of the Kentucky foundation, president of the KMA, provider, provider wellness, psychological syndrome, range.1, return of joy, seek treatment, self-reported rate, service volume, Shawn Jones, simple step Kentuckian, step Kentuckian, stigma, stress, theme of KMA 's president, treatment option, value of baptist health, vision of wellness, wellness, work-related stress

Maintaining physician wellness is critical to our nation for surviving the COVID-19 pandemic. Physician burnout is not new, but it’s

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Special Section 

OrthoBiologic & Regenerative Medicine: The Future of Healing Is Here, Now.

August 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Gil Dunn A2M, acute inflammatory stage, alpha-2-macroglobulin, Anderson cancer center, anesthesiology residency, area of damage, Arthroscopy, biologics, blood vessel course, body 's organic repair process, breadth of topic, capillary disruption, caustic inflammatory mediator, cellular composition, clinic, clinician, concentration of growth factor, current topic of discussion, customized lab, customized PRP mixture, Danesh Mazloomdoost, efficacy of PRP therapy, exosomes, founder of Wellward regenerative medicine, full-time clinician, growth factor, ideal mix of factor, image001 photo, immune system start, inflammation, injection, injury, interventional orthopedics date, invasiveness, John Hopkins medical institute, kinetic chain, large reservoir of exosomes, Lexington protein, Mazloomdoost, Mazloomdoost serve, medical director, medical director of Wellward regenerative medicine, medicine, migration of mesenchymal stem cell, non-surgical, non-surgical technique, open surgery, orthobiologic, orthobiologics, orthopedics, orthopedics date, outcome, pain, pain clinic, pain medicine fellowship, physician, platelet, platelet stop move, post-fellowship, post-fellowship train, Prolotherapy, PRP, PRP injection, PRP mixture, PRP solution, PRP therapy, reactive repair process, regenerative biologics, regenerative medicine, release process, remove leukocyte, repair, repair process, requirement of tissue repair, rich plasma, Rich plasma therapy, scope of practice, skillset, slow release process, specific region of the body, start coagulate, state-of-the art laboratory, steroid, striation, subsequent post-fellowship train, supra-physiologic, supra-physiologic expression, supra-physiologic expression of growth factor, surgery, tear, tendon, therapy, tissue, tissue repair, untrained clinician, unviable cell, variety of growth factor, Wellward, Wellward regenerative medicine

LEXINGTON Protein rich plasma, PRP, is a current topic of discussion. To gain more insight, we spoke with Danesh Mazloomdoost,

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Cover Story 

Focus on Function First

August 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Donna Ison academic Physiatrists, acquired brain injury program, admirable accomplishment, Amantadine, association of academic Physiatrists, Atlanta 's shepherd center, brain, brain doctor, brain injury, brain injury program, brain injury research, Brian Bohannon Darryl Kaelin, chief resident, cord, cord injury, Darryl Kaelin, Dayton Ohio, devastate car accident, Dr. Darryl Kaelin, Dr. Darryl Kaelin help patient, effectiveness of the physical medicine, elevator speech, Emily Holmes, Emory university 's school, Emory university 's school of medicine, endowed chair, endowed chair of brain injury, Frazier Rehab, Frazier Rehab institute, Frazier rehabilitation institute, good program, image001 photo, image002 photo, individual 's physical, injury, inpatient, Kaelin, Kaelin 's word, Kettering medical center, Louisville, medical director, medical director of brain injury research, medical director of the acquired brain injury program, medical director of UofL health, medicine, medicine rehabilitation, miraculous story, multidisciplinary care, musculoskeletal perspective, neuro-rehabilitation, non-surgical treatment of disease, outpatient, perfect specialty, photo, physiatrist, physiatrists, physiatry, physiatry make, physical medicine, physical medicine rehabilitation, physician, PM&R specialist, PMR, power of the human spirit, practice of UofL health, quality of life, recovery, rehabilitation, specialist, specialty, spinal cord injury, stroke, stroke rehabilitation, TBI, telemedicine, telerehabilitation, therapist, time provide elevator speech, traumatic brain injury, university of Louisville, UofL, UofL health, UofL physician, UofL school, UofL school of medicine

LOUISVILLE Completing a 5K run is an admirable accomplishment for anyone. But, for someone who has suffered a traumatic brain

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A Thinking Man’s Game

March 1, 2020June 1, 2020 Jim Kelsey Alex Rogers, aspect of internal medicine, Belmont, Belmont racetrack, bluegrass community hospital, care spectrum, career course change, CareFirst, Christine, Christine 's Chinese family, cord stem cell, creation of lifeline genetics, dad, Davanand Doodnauth, disciplinarian, doctor, Doodnauth, Doodnauth serve, early stage of the company, family of nurse, get patient, Hematology-Oncology, HIV-AIDS research, hospitalist, Howard university college, Howard university college of medicine, human virology, image001 photo, image002 photo, institute of human virology, internal medicine, internal medicine internship, internal medicine residency, Joseph east, Kentucky, Lexington, lifeline genetics, long-term care, Man, medical director, medication, medicine, medicine internship, medicine residency, mountainside hospital, multiple disease process, nurse, nurse home, pageantry of the sport, passion, patient encounter, personal aspect of care, photo, physician, post-acute, post-acute stint, practice administrator, practice hospitalist, private practice hospitalist, problem-solving aspect, problem-solving aspect of research, PSC, racetrack, retired horse, scholastic disciplinarian, shortage, SNF, Stanton, subspecialist, think man 's game, thoroughbred, thoroughbred race performance, umbilical cord stem cell, Victor Tovar

LEXINGTON In a time when physicians are in demand across the country, doctors tend to have multiple options on where

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Headlines 

On the Frontlines of the Fight

November 1, 2019February 21, 2020 Donna Ison advocate change, Anderson cancer center, anesthesiology, anesthesiology residency, capability of the drug, case of Oklahoma v., change pharmaceutical climate, complexity of pain, Danesh Mazloomdoost, danger of prescription painkiller, effect of the opioid epidemic, epidemic, expert witness, Frontlines of the fight, Gil Dunn Danesh Mazloomdoost, image001 photo, impoverished region, intense dialogue, interventional pain, issue span decade, J&J, J&J 's legal counsel, John Hopkins medical institute, Johnson, Judge Thad Balkman, landmark trial, little intimidate, Mazloomdoost, medical director, medical director of Wellward regenerative medicine, medicine, medicine fellowship, Mike Hunter, mislead market, Oklahoma, Oklahoma v., Opioid, opioid epidemic, opioids, pain, pain clinic, pain issue, pain specialist, pharmaceutical powerhouse, prestigious MD, recent landmark trial, scientifically-supported, scientifically-supported fact, shade of pain, shallow understand, shallow understand of the topic, v., Wellward, Wellward regenerative medicine, yes

LEXINGTON Though Kentucky and Oklahoma are nearly 800 miles apart, when it comes to the effect of the opioid epidemic,

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