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Care, Where and When Children Need It Most

June 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Maggie McCombs academic health science, Ameringen, Ameringen executive leadership, avid researcher, bacterial condition, bedside ultrasonography, Care, Caregivers, child life intervention, Cincinnati child, Cincinnati child 's hospital, division 's administrative chief, division chief, division chief of emergency medicine, Elam, Elam program, emergency, emergency department, emergency medicine, emergency medicine case, extensive pediatric outcome research, fast treatment, fast-paced practice environment, fellowship, front line of diagnostics, Gil Dunn Michelle Stevenson, Hedwig van, image001 photo, improved bedside ultrasonography, influenza, injured child, injury pattern, Kentucky, Kim Boland, Louisville, Louisville 's child, Louisville 's division, Louisville department, Louisville Michelle Stevenson, Louisville native, louisville-based pediatrician, measles, medicine, Michelle Stevenson, MS, multi-center grant, Norton, Norton child, Norton child 's hospital, Norton child 's medical center, office responsibility, pediatric emergency medicine, pediatric emergency medicine case, pediatric emergency treatment, pediatric service, pediatrics, polymerase-chain, polymerase-chain reaction influenza test, rapid polymerase-chain reaction influenza test, recent rise of the rapid polymerase-chain reaction influenza test, research grant, research-driven, research-driven emergency, residency, see patient, site 's primary investigator, Stevenson, Stevenson serve, studied child life intervention, university of Louisville, university of Louisville 's division of pediatric emergency medicine, university of Louisville department of pediatrics, UofL, vaccine, variety of pediatric emergency medicine case, Vicki Montgomery, wide spectrum of disease

LOUISVILLE Michelle Stevenson, MD, MS, serves as the division chief of emergency medicine in pediatrics at the University of Louisville.

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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

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News – Sep 2018

September 1, 2018September 10, 2018 MD-Update Staff AACVPR, accreditation, American academy, American clinical Neurophysiology society, American college, American college of physician, Apurva Subbaswamy, baptist health, baptist medical group, breast, cardiology, cardiology fellowship, cardiovascular rehabilitation program, Care, certification, chief fellow, commitment, Craig McCotter, Daryn Nisbett, doctor of medicine, Drenkhahn Stephens, electrophysiology, epilepsy, epilepsy fellowship, Erin Drenkhahn Stephens, fellowship, general surgery, group hospital medicine, group neurology, image002 photo, image003 photo, internal medicine, internal medicine residency, John Harris, Joseph, Joseph hospital, Josie Pippin, Kathryn Seward, Kelty, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health breast, Lexington, Lexington cardiology, Lexington Supriya Kohli, Louisville, Mary Beth Baylon, McCotter, medical center, medical degree, medical group, medical group hospital medicine, medical group neurology, medicine, medicine residency, member of the American academy of neurology, member of the American college of physician, NAPBC, NAPBC accreditation, Nathan Kusterer, neurology, neurology residency, Neurophysiology society, new provider, News, osteopathic medicine, pediatrics, photo, physician, rehabilitation, rehabilitation program, residency, Sarah Hunter, Supriya Kohli, surgeon, surgery, surgical associate, undergraduate degree, university of Kentucky, university of Louisville, university of Virginia

Baptist Medical Group Announces New Providers LEXINGTON Supriya Kohli, MD, has joined Baptist Health Medical Group Neurology. Kohli earned a

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News – Mar 2018

March 1, 2018March 23, 2018 MD-Update Staff advanced heart failure, Andrew C., baptist health, bed, board of director, board president, C., cardiovascular innovation institute, Cecil, central Kentucky, CEO of KODA, certificate of need, Chandler, chief medical officer of Jewish hospital, clinic, crump, distinguished service award, donor, Dr. Gray, Emma Birks, employer, Flaget, Flaget memorial hospital, good place, Gray, Greg Bell, heart transplant, hospital of the university of Pennsylvania, image001 photo, innovation institute, inpatient, J., Jeffrey McMahan, Jewish hospital, Jewish southwest, Julie Bergin, KAFP, Kentucky, Kentucky academy, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kimberly, KODA, lady of peace, Laman Gray, lead provider, lead provider of organ transplantation, Lexington, Lexington clinic, liver transplant, Louisville, Madisonville, Mark slaughter, McGregor, medical center, medical director, medical director of advanced heart failure, medical group, medicine, Michael T., milestone, Nacomis Jenkins, Newman, News, occupancy, organ, organ donor, organ transplantation, patient Jeffrey McMahan, patient Nacomis Jenkins, photo, physician, pla, primary care, provider, Rabbi Nadia Siritsky, Ronald Waldridge II, samaritan, school of medicine, service award, slaughter, specialty, specialty care, Stephen C., surgery, T, Trager, Trager transplant center, transplant, transplantation, U, UK Chandler, UK Chandler hospital, UK HealthCare, Umansky, university of Louisville, UofL, UofL physician, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, William J. crump

Jewish Hospital Trager Transplant Center Performs 500th Heart Transplant LOUISVILLE In February, the Jewish Hospital Trager Transplant Center and the

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Surgeons at Jewish Hospital First in Kentucky to Implant HeartMate 3™ After FDA Approval

March 1, 2018May 8, 2018 Barbara Mackovic advanced heart failure, advanced heart failure patient, blood cell, blood flow, bridge-to-transplant, continuous flow, durability, evolution of left ventricular assist device, failure, firsts, full magnetic levitation, heart care, heart failure patient, heart pump blood, heart surgery, heart transplant, HeartMate 3 LVAD, HeartMate 3 system, HeartMate 3™, HeartMate3, hemodynamic support, image001 photo, improve survival, improved blood flow, Jewish hospital, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Louisville, Louisville cardiovascular surgeon, LVAD, LVAD technology, LVAD therapy, MagLev™, MagLev™ flow technology, Mark, Mark S. slaughter, myocardial recovery, new benefit, physician, physician manage advanced heart failure patient, pump, quality of life, rotor, S., short-term hemodynamic support, slaughter, surgery, therapy, thoracic surgery, trauma, university of Louisville, weakened heart pump blood

LOUISVILLE Cardiovascular surgeons at Jewish Hospital, part of KentuckyOne Health, were the first in Kentucky to implant the HeartMate 3

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News – Jan 2018

January 1, 2018March 23, 2018 MD-Update Staff $, $13.8 million research grant, 13.8, American heart association, baptist health, baptist health foundation, baptist health foundation name, Bohnert, Bolli, Brown Todd, cancer, cardiology, cardiology community, cardiovascular innovation institute, cardiovascular medicine, cardiovascular service, chapter 's high honor, chief of the division of cardiovascular medicine, Chris Roty, Clint Kaho, Clint Kaho president, Corbett, corporate strategic philanthropy, cure heart failure, curriculum, director of U, editor of the journal circulation research, executive director of baptist health foundation, extensive knowledge of corporate strategic philanthropy, FACHE, field of cardiology, floor, great Louisville, great philanthropy, health foundation name, heart association, honorable maestro award, human traffic, impressive background, innovation institute, inpatient, inpatient floor, institute of molecular cardiology, journal circulation research, Kaho, Kentucky, Kentucky 's governor, Kentucky art council, Kentucky board, Kentucky board of director, Kentucky chapter, Kentucky chapter of the American college of cardiology, LA Grange, La Grange name, Louisville, Louisville Mary Michael Corbett, maestro, maestro award, Markey, marrow, Martha Layne Collins 's tenure, Mary Michael Corbett, Mary Michael Corbett executive director, MBA, medical education, medicine, meet of the American heart association, member of the judicial nominate commission, Mittel, molecular cardiology, MPA, MSHA, named president of baptist health, national cardiology community, new inpatient floor, News, Norton Healthcare, official journal of the American heart association, oncology, organization 's new plan, philanthropy, photo, president of baptist health, revolutionary treatment, revolutionary treatment of heart disease, Roberto Bolli, Rotary club of Louisville, school of medicine, scientific director of the cardiovascular innovation institute, sign of human traffic, stem cell, supreme court of Kentucky, therapy, U, university of Kentucky, university of Louisville, vice president, vice president of baptist health, vigilant care, world 's lead journal

Roberto Bolli, MD, receives the prestigious 2018 Honorable Maestro Award LOUISVILLE The recipient of the 2018 Honorable Maestro Award, awarded

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News – Dec 2017

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff $, $6.7 million grant, 27, 27 year career, 6.7, Allen Rudd, Aurora health, baptist health, baptist health 's top post, baptist health board, baptist health board of director chairman state, baptist health president, Bruce 's proven track record, Bruce Tassin, cancer institute, catholic health initiative, CEO of baptist health, chair of the KentuckyOne health board of director, chief operate officer of the Aurora health, clinical trial, Colman, community oncology research program, Croley, depth of experience, diligence, director chairman state, faith-based, faith-based health system, Ger, Gerard Colman, grant year, Hardin, health president, health system administrator, healthcare, HMH, improved quality measure, increased financial growth, innovative care, Jane chili, Jessica Croley, Joseph hospital, kentucky-based operation, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health board, KentuckyOne health hematology, long-term strategy of excellence, Louisville, Md. Croley, national cancer institute, NCI, NCI clinical trial, NCORP, News, oncology, oncology associate, physician, physician engagement, president of saint, quality measure, successful level, successful level of participation, successful strategic plan, Superfund, Superfund research center, Tassin, U, university of Louisville, university of Texas school of public health

Gerard Colman Takes Baptist Health’s Top Post LOUISVILLE Following a nationwide search, Gerard “Ger” Colman, who served as the chief

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Small Town Services Get Big City Upgrade

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Jennifer S. Newton 10-county area, 25 % growth, ablation, academic medical center, access gap, autonomy of a progressive model, Bowling, Bowling green, Bowling green access, brain, clinic, craniofacial, craniofacial pain syndrome, CT, degenerative spine disease, director of the surgical movement disorder program, disorder, epilepsy, fast grow city, fast-growing population of Bowling, feel of WKONA, fellowship, functional neurosurgery, functional neurosurgery deal, functional stereotactic neurosurgery, Gilbert clinic, Graves Gilbert, Graves Gilbert clinic, intraoperative, Kentucky, large multidisciplinary physician group develop, lesion, Louisville, majority of Shanks 's practice, Md., movement disorder, movement disorder team, multi-fellowship, multidisciplinary movement disorder team, multidisciplinary neurosurgical service, multidisciplinary team, multispecialty, multispecialty physician group, navigation, neurosurgeon, neurosurgery, neurosurgery deal, neurosurgical associate, neurosurgical service line, Norton hospital, outside of academic medical center, pain, pain specialist, physician, physician group develop, progressive model, real time, Shanks, Shanks 's practice, small town service, specialist, spine, spine disease, spine tumor, state of Kentucky, stereotactic neurosurgery, surgical movement disorder program, therapy, tissue, Todd Shanks, top-notch program, treatment of movement disorder, tumor, U, university of Louisville, Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt university, western Kentucky, WKONA

BOWLING GREEN Access. Access. Access. It’s been the rallying cry for years in healthcare reform. In Kentucky, and nationally, public

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Enhanced Competence Leads to Enhanced Care

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Tanzi Merritt adult, American academy, American academy of developmental medicine, area of the healthcare system, aspect of the program, athlete, athlete-leaders, care of individual, caregiver, Chandan, clinical provider train, clinician, cohort, curriculum, curriculum initiative, dentistry, developmental disability, developmental medicine, disability, elective, enhanced competence lead, field of developmental medicine, good train, healthcare, healthcare system, IDD, IDD-focused curriculum, inclusive health, initiative, internship, lack of clinical provider train, lifespan, Louisville, MedFest, medical student, medical student much-needed education, medicine, national curriculum initiative, NCIDM, Olympics, Olympics athlete, Olympics international, Photovoice, Photovoice program, Priya Chandan, provider, provider train, SOI, special Olympics, special Olympics athlete, special Olympics international, student much-needed education, university of Louisville

LOUISVILLE Growing up, Priya Chandan, MD, MPH, watched her older brother, who has Down syndrome, navigate the world and witnessed

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News – Oct 2017

October 1, 2017 MD-Update Staff act chair, addition of Jordan Brown, Alabama hospital, American academy, American academy of hip, American board, American board of orthopaedic surgery, American orthopaedic society, Baldwin, baptist health, Baylor, Becker, board-certified surgeon, cancer, Care sport medicine fellowship, chair, chair of the department of family, chair of the department of pediatrics, chemotherapy, chief resident, CivaSheet, clinical journal, department of family, family medicine residency, Feddock, fellow of the American academy of orthopaedic surgeon, fellowship, general surgery residency, geriatric medicine, group orthopedics, group surgery, IND baptist health, Janak Talwalkar, Jonathan Becker, Jordan Brown, knee surgeon, Louisville, Louisville board, Markey, medical center, medical degree, medical group orthopedics, medical group surgery, medicine, member of the American academy of Orthpaedic surgeon, member of the American orthopaedic society, Michael Kirk, name chair, new surgeon, News, Nicholasville road, Ohio state university school, Ohio state university school of medicine, oncologist, orthopaedic surgeon, orthopaedic surgery, orthopedic sport medicine, orthopedic surgery residency, Orthpaedic, Orthpaedic surgeon, ovarian cancer, pediatrics, physician, presentation, primary care department, primary Care sport medicine fellowship, procedure, R., radiation, recipient, residency, sport medicine, sport medicine fellowship, subspecialty certificate, suite 101, surgeon, surgery, surgery residency, Talwalkar, three year role, Timothy Wilson, tower award, tumor, university of Alabama hospital, university of Kentucky, university of Louisville, university of Louisville board of trustee, UofL, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, wake forest university, Wash. Kirk, Woods, Woods Jr.

Baptist Health Floyd Welcomes New Surgeon NEW ALBANY, IND Baptist Health Floyd is proud to announce the addition of Jordan

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