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Kentucky’s Top Doc, Steven J. Stack, MD, MBA, FACEP: His Finest Hour

April 1, 2021April 14, 2021 MD-Update Staff 48, 48 hour shift, AMA, amaze amount of collaboration, anger boil, appointed public servant, bring organization, childhood well-being, colon cancer screen, commissioner, commissioner 's job, commissioner of the Kentucky department, communicable disease prevention, core mission of the department of public health, coronavirus epidemic, COVID, COVID test, COVID-19, dedicated team of civil servant, diabetes prevention, Dr. Connie White, early childhood well-being, emergency, emergency physician, enormous logistical undertake, epidemic, explosive public health crisis, full human potential, good interest of the people of Kentucky, great deal of hardship, groundhog, groundhog day, health crisis, health reference lab, healthy delivery, idea of the magnitude of the virus, image001 photo, important public health, incredible crisis, inject vaccine, J., Kentucky, Kentucky 's top, Kentucky commissioner, Kentucky department, Kentucky Perinatal, Kentucky Perinatal quality, Kentucky program, KY department, MDU, mobile lab, must-see TV, people of Kentucky, pharmaceutical distribution company, PPE, president of the AMA, press conference, public health, public health initiative, public health reference lab, radon inspection, recent ice storm, Remdesivir, restaurant safety, sick life, Sir Winston Churchill, stack, state commissioner of public health, statewide distribution, statewide distribution of the vaccine, Steven J. stack, Steven stack, sweep array, sweep array of public health initiative, tobacco, tobacco cessation, transformational experience, use tobacco product, vaccination, vaccine, virus, WIC program

“To each there comes in their lifetime a special moment when they are figuratively tapped on the shoulder and offered

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The COVID-19 Vaccine: Challenges, Opportunities, and What Employers Should Know

February 1, 2021April 14, 2021 E. Douglas Stephan $, $900 billion stimulus package, 000, 000 second dose, 38, 900, absence of a specific federal statute, act 's application, act declaration, actual vaccination, American 's effort, amount of the vaccine, coronavirus, coronavirus vaccine, court negligence claim, covered person, COVID-19, COVID-19 liability protection, COVID-19 pandemic, COVID-19 vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine while, distribution challenge, early vaccination, effective coronavirus vaccine, effective vaccination, employee, employer, employer protection, essential worker, federal immunity, federal legal guidance, guidance, harm of the coronavirus, healthcare, healthcare provider, immunity, inaction of a business, issue involve federal jurisdiction, Kentucky, Kentucky 's initial, lawsuit, liability, liability protection, local healthcare provider, Moderna estimate, negligence, pandemic, Pfizer-BioNTech, polio, positive news, positive news of effective coronavirus vaccine, potential legal liability, public readiness, reluctance of people, report of adverse reaction, responder, specific federal statute, state law negligence claim, state liability law raise, subsequent congressional negotiation, successful vaccination program, U.S. vaccine safety system, U.S. vaccine safety system 's goal, unclear communication, use of measure, vaccination, vaccine, vaccine 's effectiveness, vaccine adoption

After a long and difficult year dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, 2021 began with the positive news of effective coronavirus

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News News & Events

News – Feb 2021

February 1, 2021April 14, 2021 MD-Update Staff advanced practice provider, anti-racism, anti-racism initiative, APRN, APRN of the year, Bardstown, cardiology, Cecil, central Kentucky, Chenault, chi, chi saint, clinic, COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccine, davenport, Deskins, Elea Mihou, Elea Mihou fox, faculty, Farhan, fox, fundraising, Ghana, Ghansah, GYN, healthcare, healthcare worker, Henderson, Inez, initiative, internal medicine, James Nuss, Jason Deskins, John Abe, Joseph, Joseph Berea, Joseph east, Joseph health, Joseph health award physician, Joseph health award physician of the year, Joseph hospital, Joseph hospital foundation, Joseph London, Joseph London foundation, Joseph medical group, Karon, Kentucky, kind doctor, Kyle Miller, L., late father, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington medical society, LMS, LMS president, Louisville, Mamata Majmundar, medical center, medical field, medical school, medicine, MS, Muhammad Farhan, Nana Dadzie Ghansah, new position, News, Nicholasville, Nuss, OB, philanthropy, photo, physician, physician of the year, physician of the year award recipient, practice provider, president-elect, professor-director, provider, recipient, residency, Russell Crawford, school of medicine, Scott Caddell, Sterling, Tennessee, Thomas Coburn, undergraduate, undergraduate work, university of Kentucky, UofL, UofL faculty member, UofL health, vaccination, vaccine, vice president, vice president of philanthropy, vocation, year award recipient

CHI Saint Joseph Health Awards Physician of the Year and APRN of the Year LONDON The Saint Joseph London Foundation

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Special Section

Delivering Care

May 1, 2020September 4, 2020 Jim Kelsey Bardstown, Care, career course, Carmen Folmar, cervical cancer, chi, chi saint, colleague, colposcopies, contraception, conversation, COVID, COVID-19, COVID-19 pandemic, delivery, electrosurgical, electrosurgical excision procedure, exam, Folmar, general obstetrics, group obstetrics, gynecology, gynecology care, gynecology side, high-risk condition, image001 photo, in-office procedure, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group obstetrics, lab technologist, Louisville school, Maternal-Fetal medicine, midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, OB-GYNs, OB/ GYN, obstetrics, pandemic, patient range, pregnancy, provide quality care, quality care, retired lab technologist, routine mammography, St. Louis university department, St. Louis university department of obstetrics, support person, support skin, telemedicine, university of Louisville school of medicine, vaccination, virtual visit, wide use of telemedicine

BARDSTOWN In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the general message has been to wait, to stay home, to be

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Physician Viewpoint

Travel Medicine

February 1, 2014 Rebecca D. Shadowen, MD, FSHEA active effort, adult polio vaccine, anti-diarrheal, anti-diarrheal agent, anti-malarial therapy, area of travel, Bowling, drug interaction, emerge information, episodic treatment, exposure, fever, five minute video, H5N1/H7N9, H5N1/H7N9 avian influenza, hepatitis, infection, infectious disease, influenza, injection vaccine series, Japanese encephalitis virus, Kentucky, long duration of immunity, medical co-morbidity, medication, medicine, Meningiococus, mild arrhythmia, motion sickness medication, multiple injection vaccine series, occasional vaccine, oral live attenuated vaccine, Pneumovax, potential blood, practice of travel medicine, pre-travel, pre-travel evaluation, pre-travel screen, prophylaxis, purpose of travel, regimen, repellent use, seek healthcare, self-treat, self-treatment, self-treatment option, send traveler, sexual exposure, significant amount of travel day, simple infection, simple infection of the lung, simple written instruction, skilled travel medicine specialist, sleep agent, specialist, specific counsel, TDAP, travel medicine, travel medicine service, travel medicine specialist, traveler, traveler 's specific risk exposure, vaccination, vaccine, yellow fever

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page,” said St Augustine. There are

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