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The 21st Century Nurse-Midwife: Different Than You Might Think

June 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Gil Dunn American college, American midwifery certification board, Appalachian Kentucky, associate dean, associate dean of midwifery, birth center, care nurse practitioner, certified midwife, certified nurse-midwives, childbirth, childbirth care, clinical study experience, CNM, cost of healthcare, course program, didactic course program, distance curriculum, DNP, doctor of nurse practice degree, emotional connection, FNU, frontier, frontier nurse university, frontier nurse university student, good nurse school, graduate build, graduate build last relationship, Kentucky, midwife, midwifery, midwifery care, midwifery certification board, midwifery education, newborn care, Nicholson, nurse, nurse degree, nurse midwife, nurse practice degree, nurse-midwife 's full scope, nurse-midwife 's full scope of practice, Nurse-Midwives, OB-GYNs, OB/ GYN, outcome, population of woman, post-graduate certificate, practice degree, practitioner, psychiatric-mental, psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner, rural midwifery school, strong time, study experience, Tonya, Tonya Nicholson, treatment of male partner, woman 's health, woman 's life

VERSAILLES In 2019, a nurse-midwife’s full scope of practice includes primary care, family planning services, care for mother and baby

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Forgotten No Longer

May 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Jim Kelsey adequate patient population, APRN, Care, Care center, care provider, center 's operation, center 's rapid early growth, Cesario, chamber, chi, chi saint, clinical nurse manager, foot ulcer, forgotten population, Gil Dunn, heal process, home health, hyperbaric chamber, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph London, lack of wound care, Lawson, Mary Ann Payne, Matthew Lawson, Matthew Lawson estimate, medical climate, medical director, medical director of the wound, new wound, nurse, nurse manager, obesity, orthopedics, Payne, photo, projected growth potential, provider, RN, specialized care, subspecialty, ulcer, wound, wound care

LONDON In a medical climate where specialized care is increasingly the norm, it might come as some surprise that there

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News News & Events

News – May 2019

May 1, 2019May 13, 2019 MD-Update Staff A., adult neurology, American academy, American osteopathic board of family physician, APRN, assistant, award program, baptist health, Brian Sosnin, Brittany Chapman, C., Carolina hospital, Cecil, central Kentucky, chi, chi saint, clinic, clinical neurophysiology fellowship, commerce parkway, davenport, Direct-To-Employer, Direct-To-Employer program, Eastpoint parkway, endoscopy, epilepsy, epilepsy track, Erika Ford, fellowship, gastroenterology, group neurology, Intalere, Intalere Healthcare, internal medicine, internal medicine residency, Jennifer Bratton, Joseph, Joseph health, Julie Ellis, Kentucky, Kentucky sleep society, Kimberly, Kimberly A., Kresge, Kresge way, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic 's Direct-To-Employer program, Louisville, Louisville baptist health, Marshall university school, Marshall university school of medicine, medical degree, medical group, medical group neurology, medical society, medicine, medicine residency, member of the American academy of neurology, member of the Jefferson county, Michael T., network of provider, neurological society, neurology, neurophysiology fellowship, new provider, News, north Carolina hospital, nurse, nurse practitioner, operational improvement, PA-C, patient experience, patient satisfaction, photo, physician, physician assistant, provider, residency, Siddiqi, Siraj Siddiqi, sleep, sleep medicine, sleep medicine fellowship, Stephen C., suite, suite 430, suite 56, T, Timothy Bratton, Umansky, university of north Carolina hospital, UofL, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, Wolford

Baptist Health Medical Group Kentuckiana Adds New Providers LOUISVILLE Baptist Health Medical Group has added new physicians and practices to

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Tackling a Head-to-Toe Disease

May 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Maggie McCombs amount of work patient, Anna Culver, Bardstown, Bardstown 's chi saint, Bardstown board-certified surgeon, bariatric, bariatric nurse coordinator, bariatric surgery, bariatric surgery work, BSN, chi, chi saint, clinic, clinic 's surgeon, clinic provider, combined love, combined love of technical skill, Culver, education program, exceptional staff, exercise change patient, FACS, Farrell, fat percentage, Flaget, Flaget memorial, Flaget memorial hospital, Gil Dunn Anna Culver, Gil Dunn Hannah Moore, Gil Dunn Robert Farrell, Hannah Moore, head-to-toe disease, image001 photo, image002 photo, image003 photo, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, Kentucky, Kentucky PA, Kentucky PA program, LD, longer-term result, Louisville school, maintained weight reduction, McKendree college, memorial staff, Moore, MSPAS, native Kentuckian, necessary lifestyle change, nurse, obesity, operate room nurse, PA program, PA-C, patient education program, patient seek surgery, patient success, persistent medical myth, photo, post-operation, procedure, provider, rd, RN, Robert Farrell, room nurse, support group participant, surgeon, surgery, sustainable health, university of Kentucky PA program, university of Louisville school of medicine, weight loss procedure, weight loss surgery, weight loss surgery clinic, weight loss surgery program, weight loss surgery serve, work patient

BARDSTOWN Board-certified surgeon, Robert Farrell, MD, FACS, leads the Weight Loss Surgery program at Flaget Memorial Hospital in Bardstown, Kentucky,

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News News & Events

News – Jan 2019

January 1, 2019February 15, 2019 MD-Update Staff ACC, acclaim, accreditation, ambulatory surgery center, American college, American college of cardiology, AMGA, AMGA acclaim award honoree, APRN, baptist health, baptist health center, baptist medical group, bariatrics, cardiology, cardiology fellowship, cath, Cath lab accreditation, central Kentucky, CEO Andrew Henderson, chronic health condition, clinic, diagnostics center, Direct-To-Employer, Direct-To-Employer program, donation, donor, Dr. Erin Moore, educator, fellowship, flagship, group practice, health center, health condition, health family nurse practitioner, healthcare, Healthcare property, honoree, hospital receive cardiac Cath lab accreditation, internal medicine, Jewish hospital, Kentucky, Kentucky university, kidney, kidney donation, kidney transplant, lab, large group practice, Lexington, Lexington baptist health, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic location, Lexington clinic partner, Lexington clinic veteran, Lexington clinic welcome, Lexington Lexington, Lexington Lexington clinic, Lexington Robert Sawyer, live kidney donation, Louisville, MD-UPDATE, Md., medical degree, medical group, medical weight loss, medicine, Meyerson, network of provider, new chief, new chief of thoracic surgery, News, News item, Nicholasville, Nicholasville road, nurse, nurse experience, outcome, partnership, PCI, photo, physical location of Jessamine, physician, preventive care, proven record of excellence, provider, record-setting, rural health family nurse practitioner, rust, Sawyer, suite, surgery, thoracic surgery, Trager, Trager transplant center, transplant, UK HealthCare, university of Cincinnati, university of Kentucky, university of Louisville, weight-loss

SEND YOUR NEWS ITEMS TO MD-UPDATE > news@md-update.com Lexington Clinic Partners with Flagship Healthcare Properties LEXINGTON Lexington Clinic and Flagship

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Recommending Repeal

August 1, 2017 Don Stacy, MD <= 3-5, <= 3-5 day, <= 3-7, <= 3-7 day, 0.27 % risk, 0.27 % risk of opioid addiction, acute medical condition, acute pain, acute pain patient, addiction, cannabis, CDC, CDC guideline, colleague note, contact hour, controlled substance law, dABR, edition of morbidity, edition of the new England journal of medicine, end-of-life treatment, et_al., executive director, fee-for-service person 21-64, fee-for-service person 21-64 year, fee-for-service person 21-64 year of age, hazardous use, hazardous use of opioids, HB 333, HB 333 limit, HB 333 target, impact of the opioid epidemic, in-house set, initial opioid treatment, Kentucky, Kentucky HB 333, Kentucky version, legislator, long-term use of opioids, Matt Bevin, medical cannabis, Medicare, Medicare administrative data, medicine, MMWR, nation 's opioid, negative opioid outcome, nurse, ongoing opioid epidemic, Opioid, opioid epidemic, opioid outcome, opioid treatment, opioids, pain, pain medicine prescription limit, prescribe, prescribe of schedule II drug, prescription, Prescription-Opioid, Prescription-Opioid use, range of <= 3-5 day, recommend repeal, relevant empirical evidence, schedule II, schedule II pain relief drug, Shannon Stacy, substance law, three, three day pain medicine prescription limit, three day supply, three day supply bill, type of acute pain, US state legislator

In an effort to curb the nation’s opioid crisis, US state legislators have recently passed a series of laws to

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News – Aug 2017

August 1, 2017 MD-Update Staff Albany, Alex Howard, alpha omega alpha, American board, American board of internal medicine, American college, American medical association, American society, American society of breast surgeon, assistant, bachelor of science degree, baptist health, behavioral medicine, board-certified, breast surgeon, cardiology, cardiovascular medicine, Care medicine, Case, clinical medical journal, critical Care medicine, current member of the fellow, doctorate, family nurse practitioner, Farris, fellowship, Floyd, gastroenterology, group hospital medicine, group network, grow baptist health, hospital medicine, internal medicine, internal medicine residency, Kentucky, Lexington, Louisville school, medical degree, medical group, medical group hospital medicine, medical group network, medical Honor society, medicine, medicine residency, member of the American medical association, new Albany, new medical provider, new provider, News, Nicholasville, Nicholasville road, noted researcher, nurse, osteopathic medicine, physician, physician assistant, POSNA, practitioner, primary care, provider, R., residency, riddle, science degree, suite, surgeon, surgery, surgery residency, Talwalkar, therapeutic area, therapeutic area of behavioral medicine, university of Kentucky, university of Louisville school of medicine, v., Watson

Baptist Health Floyd Announces New Providers NEW ALBANY, IND. Baptist Health Floyd is proud to welcome several new medical providers

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Cancer Care Cover Story Obstetrics/Gynecology Women's Health

Educating Patients, Optimizing Costs, Empowering Women

July 1, 2017December 20, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton 3D tomography, ablation, ACOG, anesthesia, appropriate professional guideline, ASC, assistant, bladder, booth, Botox, breast, breast cancer, breast exam, breast self-exams, callback, cancer, cancer screen, caregiver of the entire family, Caregivers, cervical cancer, cervical cancer screen, cervix, clinician, co-managing, co-managing partner, co-managing partner of woman, conflict recommendation, confuse information, cost-conscious way, dense breast, detection, early detection, educate patient, entire family, exam, executive director, family history, genetic test, GYN, GYN care, GYN office, GYN practice, gynecologic, gynecologist, healthcare agenda, healthcare relationship, heavy bleed, high volume, high-risk patient, historical data, hormonal age, important healthcare relationship, in-office, in-office procedure, individual risk factor, infection, interval, Kirkham, lens, lens of wellness, lens of Wellness Rebecca Booth, Louisville, low risk, mammography, medical decision-makers, Miller, nurse, nurse practitioner, OB, opportunity, overactive bladder, pap, pap smear, patient-physician, patient-physician relationship, photo, physical exam, physician, physician assistant, PLLC, practitioner, procedure, recommendation, right interval, risk factor, risk patient, screen, screen interval, screen recommendation, self-exams, smear, tomography, tomosynthesis, ultrasound, unique lens, wellness, Wellness Rebecca Booth, woman 's health, woman 's overall health

LOUISVILLE We hear this time and again – Women are often the caregivers for their entire family, the medical decision-makers,

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Cardiology Heart & Lung Special Section

A New Home for Structural Heart Disease

April 1, 2017July 17, 2017 Bob Baker anesthesia, anesthesiologist, anesthesiology, Anne Marie Webb, aortic stenosis, aortic valve replacement, APRN, BSN, cardiac anesthesia, cardiac anesthesiologist, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiothoracic, cardiothoracic surgeon, cardiovascular surgeon, CCRN, clinical cardiac operation, clinical research coordinator, coordinator, director of clinical cardiac operation, Erika Keithley, FDA, Flaherty, FNP-BC, Genny Sanders, Grubb, heart center, heart disease program, heart program, heart surgery, interventional cardiologist, interventional cardiology, invasive technique, Jewish hospital, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Louisville, low-risk patient, Matthew Williams, medical director, medical director of the structural heart program, Michael Flaherty, MitraClip, mitral regurgitation, MSN, multidisciplinary team, Naresh Solankhi, nurse, nurse navigator, open heart surgery, photo, physician, provider, regurgitation, research coordinator, risk patient, RN, Sharon Vincent, stenosis, structural heart center, structural heart disease, structural heart disease program, structural heart program, surgeon, surgery, surgical director, surgical director of the structural heart program, TAVR, TAVR procedure, TAVR program, team approach, therapy, transcatheter, U, valve, valve coordinator, valve replacement, valvular disease

LOUISVILLE They say, “Home is where the heart is.” Well, now the heart has a new home – at the

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Cardiology Heart & Lung Special Section

Access is Everything

April 1, 2017July 17, 2017 Donna Ison ADA-compliant facility, affluent counterpart, Americares, Americares study, army of people, aspect of cardiovascular care, blanket of access, cardiac care clinic, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiovascular care, cardiovascular ultrasound lab, care of the majority of patient schedule, clinic, clinic 's early stage, clinic co-founder, clinic lie, co-founder, coronary care, downtown Louisville, Dr. Michael Imburgia, echo stress test, echo techs, event monitor, FASE, federally-qualified, free care, half bus ride, heart clinic, Imburgia, Imburgia 's message, individual seek treatment, intermittent phone service, l-r, list of specialist, Louisville, Louisville 's uninsured Louisville heart disease, Louisville cardiology facility, Louisville heart disease, Louisville metro health equity report, medical director of the outpatient, Michael Imburgia, new ADA-compliant facility, new model of care, non-for-profit, non-for-profit clinic, not-for-profit clinic lie, nurse, open of the downtown facility, Park DuValle, patient care, patient schedule, pay-it-forward, qualify person, RDCS, Sandy Imburgia, sister visitor center, St. Matthews, Sue Dillon, ultrasound lab, underserved area of the community, vascular test, willing provider

LOUISVILLE Heart disease does not discriminate based on sex, race, or religion. However, it seems poverty does play a role.

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