university of Louisville school of medicine – MD Update

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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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Thoughts That Count

June 1, 2018July 2, 2018 Jim Kelsey addiction, aggression, anger, anger issue, autism, autism spectrum disorder, complete picture, disorder, favorable specialty, fellow physician, general psychiatry, Gil Dunn Dr. Mohammad Afzal Mian, hard-to-treat, hard-to-treat patient, hospital 's director, image001 photo, inpatient, JEFFERSONVILLE, Louisville school, many physician, master 's level social worker, Mian, Mian point, Mian treat, Mohammad Afzal Mian, Mohammad Mian, outpatient, outpatient practice, Pakistan, patient assessment process, pediatric psychiatry, physician, practice psychiatry, private practice, psychiatrist, psychiatry, recent identification of the autism spectrum disorder, thought, threaten suicide, TMS, two year fellowship, university of Louisville school of medicine, Wellstone, Wellstone regional hospital

JEFFERSONVILLE, IN Many physicians follow their calling. Few, however, go to such lengths to do so as Mohammad Afzal Mian,

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Connect the Docs

May 1, 2018December 20, 2018 Jim Kelsey advancement, agent work, anorectal, anorectal motility, Barrett, Barrett 's esophagus, biologic agent, bowel, bowel disease, Brown, burdensome cost, C., capsule endoscopy, cause of liver transplant, centralized bill, clinical study, combine resource, complication, core of patient care, difficult presentation, disorder, docs, endoscopic, endoscopic procedure, endoscopy, Endoscopy unit, ERCP, esophageal motility, esophagus, Evans, gastroenterologists, Gastroenterologists deal, gastroenterology, gastroenterology health, Gastroenterology health partner, Gastroenterology of Southern Indiana, GHP Ad, GI, GI motility, Gil Dunn Dr. Paul Brown, group 's patient base range, group treat, Harrell, heartburn, hepatitis, high quality of patient care, image001 photo, image002 photo, immune system, inflammatory bowel disease, inflammatory response of the body, infusion of drug, life-changing development, liver, Louisville, Louisville Gastroenterology, Louisville Gastroenterology associate, Louisville school, medication, merger, motility, motility disorder, neat combination, neat combination of procedure-oriented work, new oral medication, office-oriented, office-oriented work, pancreas, pancreatitis, partner, patient care, patient of the group 's, photo, pre-cancerous, president of Gastroenterology health partner, procedure, procedure-oriented, procedure-oriented work, provided large data, Steven Harrell, stool analysis, success rate percentage, swallow, therapeutic endoscopy, thorough care, track outcome, treatment of hepatitis C., trouble, trouble swallow, ultrasound, university of Louisville school of medicine, world of gastroenterology

LOUISVILLE & NEW ALBANY, IN As Steven Harrell, MD, says, “Gastroenterologists deal with everything from the esophagus to the anus

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No Pain? Big Gain!

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Jim Kelsey anesthesia portion, average age of the patient present, bad misperception, baptist health, BHMG, BHMG pain management practice, big gain, Botox, chronic pain, cord stimulation, epidural, epidural space, generalized pain medication, genicular, genicular nerve block, good option, good solution, group pain management, head pain, injection, knee, Kristal Wilson, large joint pain, location of the pain, Louisville, Louisville school, medical group pain management, medication, migraine, nerve, Opioid, opioid medication, opioid therapy, opioid therapy remains, opioids, pain, pain clinic, pain management, pain psychologist, pain relief, people need help, pill mill, psychological component, psychologist, referral, scope of the BHMG pain management practice, source of the pain, spinal cord stimulation, steroid, steroid injection, therapy, type of psychological component, university of Louisville school of medicine, Wilson

LOUISVILLE “Where does it hurt?” That’s the common question asked of someone in pain. Medical professionals naturally follow up with

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Just an Arm’s Length and a Day Away

August 1, 2017 Jim Kelsey 23, 23 hour hospital stay, 23 hour stay, anesthesia, arm 's length, arthritis, Arthroscopic, athlete, baseball, comfortable discharge, cuff, day of lengthy hospital stay, elbow, elbow injury, elbow procedure, extremity, extremity procedure, extremity surgery, Florida orthopedic institute, Harreld, hospital stay, incision, infection drop, injury, joint replacement, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kevin Harreld, large open incision, lengthy hospital stay, Louisville, Louisville school, majority of orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic associate, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic surgical residency, orthopedics, outpatient, pain, physical therapy, pithy phrase, procedure, regional nerve, repair, replacement, reverse total shoulder, revision surgery, risk of infection drop, rotator, rotator cuff repair, rotator cuff tear, select orthopedic surgery, shoulder, shoulder fellowship, shoulder replacement, surgeon, surgery, surgical procedure, therapy, university of Louisville school of medicine, upper extremity procedure, upper extremity surgery

LOUISVILLE The days of lengthy hospital stays for surgical procedures are long gone. Much of this is fueled by payers,

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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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In It for the Long Haul

February 1, 2017April 24, 2017 Jim Kelsey active patient, acute care model, acute condition, board-certified, board-certified endocrinologist, C., care model, CDE, chronic care model, chronic condition, chronic condition require long-term care, chronic disease, chronic health disease, chronic illness, deductible insurance plan, diabetes, diabetes associate, diabetes mellitus, diagnosis, disorder, endocrinologist, endocrinology, environmental factor, FACP, Fakunle, fellowship, health disease, healthcare, insurance, insurance company, internal medicine, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health endocrinology, Lara Fakunle, lifestyle, lifestyle change, long haul, long-term treatment, Louisville, Louisville school, Mary self, medication, medicine, mellitus, nodule, Obafemi Awolowo university, obesity, old model, osteoporosis, outpatient, PCOS, photo, pituitary disorder, practice 's second-largest, pre-diabetes, pre-diabetic, referral, residency, respecter of wealth, self, symptom, thyroid, thyroid condition, thyroid disease, thyroid disorder, thyroid-related, thyroid-related issue, university of Louisville school of medicine, university of south Carolina, university of Virginia school of medicine, Williams, Williams point, Williams practice

LOUISVILLE As the Rolling Stones famously sang, “You can’t always get what you want.” In medical care, everyone wants the

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Health Topics Special Section

Parenting Tips from the Pediatrician’s Office

January 1, 2017January 19, 2017 MD-Update Staff â– , â– MD-UPDATE, Audubon hospital, baptist health, behavior, behavior problem, care of family, common misconception, comprehensive general pediatric medicine, continued struggle of parent, current patient population, direct parent, Dr. Dan Eichenberger, effective parent, effective parent skill, family structure, Floyd memorial, Floyd memorial hospital, Floyds, Floyds knob, general theme of the book, health of the pediatric patient, healthcare, healthcare professional, knob, Kosair, Kosair child, Kosair child 's hospital, lack of parent skill train, Louisville school, MBA, norm, parent skill train, parent tip, passionate parent, pediatric patient, pediatric residency train, pediatric train, pediatrician, physician, physician associate, physician associate of Floyds knob, pitfall, Q&A, residency, residency train, significant pitfall, skill, skill of effective parent, skill train, staff pediatrician, Stuart Eldridge, teach parent class, trend, university of Louisville school of medicine

■ MD-UPDATE: Please give us a brief synopsis of your medical training, your background and current practice. ELDRIDGE: I graduated

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News – Oct 2016

October 1, 2016December 30, 2016 MD-Update Staff advisory dean, association alliance, bluegrass, Brent Wright, cancer, castle society, chair, charity, cigarette, David Ciochetty, death rate, director of the castle society, E., eastern Kentucky, electronic cigarette, Elizabeth Carey Nahra, Evelyn Jones, Florence family physician, generation of physician, Gleis, H., Harvard medical school, inaugural Woodson lecture, international expert, J., Jennifer Potter, K., KCH, Kentucky, Kentucky board, Kentucky board of medical Licensure, Kentucky child, Kentucky child 's hospital, Kentucky department, Kentucky department of transportation, Kentucky medical association, Kentucky medical association alliance, keynote, KMA, KMA community connector leadership program, KMA community service award, KMA educational achievement award, KMA leadership dinner, KMA member, Kuduk, large multi-specialty practice, Latonia sweet, lead physician, leadership, Lexington, LGBTQ, LGBTQ individual, Linda H., Louisville, Louisville Nancy Swikert, Louisville school, lung, lung cancer, Mamata Majmundar, Maurice J., Maurice Oakley, medical Licensure, medicine, Michael Kuduk, Monalisa Tailor, multi-specialty practice, News, Oakley, OutCare, Paducah, photo, physician, Potter, president of the Kentucky medical association, president of the Kentucky medical association alliance, provider, R., RMHC, Roger Potter, Ronald McDonald, Ronald McDonald house, S., Samet, Secretary-Treasurer, Sen. Ralph Alvarado, Shawn Jones, Sheldon Bond, St. Elizabeth, St. Elizabeth family medicine residency program, St. Elizabeth physician, support physician, Swikert, tobacco, Toney, U, university of Louisville school of medicine, Wallace, Watson, woman 's health, Woodson, Woodson lecture

KMA Elects 2016–2017 Officers LOUISVILLE Nancy Swikert, MD, a Florence family physician, was installed as president of the Kentucky Medical

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Special Section

Full-Service Vascular Specialists

September 1, 2016 Jennifer S. Newton AAAASF, accreditation, accreditation of ambulatory surgery facility, ambulatory surgery facility, anatomy, anatomy of the aneurysm, aneurysm, arterial aneurysm, arterial disease, arterial occlusive disease, artery, artery disease, aspect of vascular disease, baptist health, baptist health 's noninvasive, blockage, Care, Care associate, Care associate practice, carotid artery disease, clot, clot-busting, clot-busting medicine, complexity of the intervention, dialysis, DVT, embolism, endovascular, endovascular approach, Endovascular center, Endovascular stent graft, fabric tube, fenestrated, fenestrated graft, Full-Service vascular specialist, general surgery residency, general vascular surgery, good outcome, graft, health 's noninvasive, Intersocietal, Intersocietal accreditation commission, invasive intervention, Kresge way, L., Louisville, Louisville offer, Louisville school, medical director of baptist health 's noninvasive, medicine, metal mesh stent, native of fort, new vascular specialist, Noah Scherrer, office-based outpatient, outpatient, peripheral artery disease, practice 's philosophy, pulmonary embolism, repair, Scherrer, specialist, spider vein, stent, stent graft, surgeon, surgery, surgery facility, surgery fellowship, surgery residency, surgical Care associate, surgical Care associate 's office-based outpatient, surgical Care associate of Louisville, surgical Care associate of Louisville offer, surgical Care associate practice, surgical treatment, tPA, traditional vascular surgery, type of vascular disease, U of L., ultrasound, university of Louisville school of medicine, vascular condition, vascular diagnostic center, vascular disease, vascular laboratory, vascular practice, vascular specialist, vascular surgery, vascular surgery fellowship, vein, vein care, weak section of the artery

LOUISVILLE Unlike some vascular practices that specialize solely in vein care or minimally invasive interventions, Surgical Care Associates of Louisville

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