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Events – Sep 2018

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff administrative barrier, assembled physician, burnout, C., cancer, Center-Lexington, central Kentucky business, child 's garden, child hospital, Children-Lexington, Chris Hickey, color of courage, courage, creation of a child 's garden, downtown Lexington, encourage news, Evelyn Jones, face cancer, five year anniversary, five year anniversary of the KMA 's strategic plan, flu, flu vaccination, Ganzel, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn friend, Gil Dunn Shawn Jones, Gleis, good care, H., healthy Kentucky, hope scarf, image001 KMA, image001 KMA photo, image003 KMA, image003 KMA photo, image005 KMA, image005 KMA photo, insufficient reward, Jones, Kentucky, Kentucky business, Kentucky medical association, KMA, KMA 's strategic plan, KMA executive vice president, KMA initiative, KMA meet, KMA past-president, Lexington, Lexington business leader, Lexington medical society, Linda H., LMS president, LMS VP CEO, loss of joy, Louisville, magic garden party, Marriott east, Matthew Mancini, Md. image002 KMA, Md. image002 KMA photo, Md. image004 KMA, Md. image004 KMA photo, medical assessment, medical center, medical Center-Lexington, Norton, Norton cancer institute, one-third more death, partnership program, party raise fund, Pat Padgett, pediatric orthopedic surgeon, philanthropic group of Lexington business leader, photo, physician, physician burnout, Ralph Alvarado, scarf, Shawn C., Shawn Jones, Shriners, Shriners hospital, sunflower, surgeon, T, Tennessee medical association, therapy area, Toni W., topic of public health, Tuyen, Tuyen T., UK HealthCare, UK HealthCare campus, W., wheelchair train, William Patrick Davey

Kentucky Medical Association Holds Annual Meeting LOUISVILLE The KMA Annual Meeting was held August 24–26, 2018 at the Marriott East

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Letter from the Publisher

Welcome to the Orthopedic, Sports, and Physical Medicine Issue

September 1, 2018 Gil Dunn atmosphere of social concern, Ballard D., ben Kibler, bluegrass, bluegrass harvest, comprehensive shoulder repair, cost-effective health care, CSA, D., David Waespe, Gil Dunn, Jason Goumas, Kentucky, Kentucky anesthesiologist, Kibler 's team, legendary central Kentucky anesthesiologist, Luke 's word, Luke 4:24, orthopedic surgeon, pain, pain treatment center, pain treatment center of the bluegrass, pain treatment center state, physical medicine issue, rehabilitation department, Rick Pellant, shoulder, shoulder center, shoulder center of Kentucky, shoulder repair, surgeon, surgeon W., visionary orthopedic surgeon W., W., Wright 's mission

“Truly I tell you, no prophet is accepted in his hometown. Luke 4:24 It was 35 years ago, in 1983,

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Cover Story Special Section

Shoulder to Shoulder

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 Donna Ison arthritis, arthritis-related, arthritis-related shoulder issue, arthroplasty, ben Kibler, C., center 's patient population, city 's professional baseball team, clinic, complete fellowship, complex shoulder problem, complicated injury, comprehensive shoulder repair, cut edge, David C. dome, dome, Dr. W. ben Kibler, esteemed manhattan, FACSM, fellowship, fine shoulder care facility, focused direction, focused mission, forefront of shoulder orthopedics, Greenville, Hester, Hester state, Hughston clinic, image001 photography, injury, Kentucky, Kentucky visionary, Kibler, Kibler 's original interest, Kibler state, l-r, Lexington, Lexington central Kentucky, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic orthopedics sport medicine center, ligament, long-running relationship, medical degree, medicine, midway college, orthopedic surgery, orthopedics, Peter, Peter W., prevalence of shoulder injury, putt player, regional leader, residency, Russell Warren, scapula, shoulder, shoulder care facility, shoulder center, shoulder center of Kentucky, shoulder fellowship, shoulder injury, shoulder orthopedics, shoulder problem, shoulder repair, significant portion of the center 's patient population, sport medicine, Stephanie, surgeon, surgeon 's background, surgery, Trevor, Trevor W., UK 's chandler, university of Kentucky college of medicine, Vanderbilt, visionary, W., well-positioned, well-trained, wildcat basketball, Wilkes, world leader

LEXINGTON Central Kentucky is widely recognized as the epicenter for thoroughbred racing, bourbon production, and Wildcat basketball. But, it is

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News News & Events

News – May 2018

May 1, 2018May 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff $, 000, 000 grant, 20, advanced certification, affiliation, affiliation agreement, alcohol research, Alice Thornton, baptist health, behavioral science, Bobbye Gray, breast, Bruce Tassin, Campbellsville, Campbellsville community, cancer, certification, chief of the division of infectious disease, clinic, collaborative effort, Cynthia Brown, Direct-To-Employer, Direct-To-Employer program, director of the Kentucky center, E-Cigarette, E-Cigarette policy award, e-cigarettes, Ellen Hahn, Eric Riley, establishment of primary stroke center, excellence, exceptional career, group hospital medicine, group neurology, Heart-Check, Heart-Check mark, Intalere, Jane Wheatley, Joseph, Joseph hospital, Joseph hospital foundation, KCSP, Kentucky, Kentucky association, Kentucky association of radon professional, Kentucky center, Kentucky department, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kyle Hoylman, leadership, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington convention center, lung cancer prevention award, MAMM, market CEO, medical director, medical director of the bluegrass, medical group hospital medicine, medical group neurology, medicine, mercer county health department, neurology, new affiliation agreement, News, Opioid, Owen county school, Peter Aliu, PhD, photo, president of saint, primary stroke center, professor, radon professional, Ronak Jani, secondhand smoke education, Sharon Walsh, smoke education, smoke-free, smoke-free ordinance, smoke-free policy, smoke-free story, stroke, stroke center, Taylor, Taylor county hospital, Taylor regional hospital, tobacco, tobacco cessation administrator, tobacco control award, translational, Translational science, UK center, UK college, UK college of medicine, UK public relation, W., yes

Lexington Clinic Wins Community Impact and Innovation Award LEXINGTON Lexington Clinic has been recognized by Intalere as a Healthcare Achievement

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News News & Events Uncategorized

News – Feb 2017

February 1, 2017July 17, 2017 MD-Update Staff A., ac, ac quality, ac quality of life award, ac quality of life award honor person, Adams, Adams 's credence, Adams quality, Adams quality of life award, American cancer society, baptist health, bluegrass, C., cancer, cancer society, Care, Care navigator, certification, charter lung screen excellence, clinic, community of microbiota, complex need of cancer patient, davenport, director of the center, Gregory Osetinsky, gut, Haider Abbas, health service research, health surgery associate, honored university, honored university of Kentucky Markey cancer center surgeon, hospice, hospice of the bluegrass, hospital medicine, hospitalist, hospitalists, illness, international conference, international conference of hospital medicine, Jamil Farooqui, Kentucky, Kentucky lung education awareness detection, Kentucky Markey, Kentucky Markey cancer center surgeon, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health surgery associate, Kimberly A., Kyle Childers, Lane, Lane W., Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic 's board, Lexington clinic 's board of director, life award, life award honor person, life support, London London Don Morring, lung, lung screen, malaria, Mark V., Markey cancer center affiliate, Marshall university 's department of surgery, Md. Morring, Md. Mr. Nick Rowe, medicine, microbe, microbiota, Morring, mouse, Mr. Alan Stein, Mr. Nick Rowe, Mullett, navigator, News, patient experience cancer, Plasmodium, provide availability, Robert davenport, Schmidt, severity, Shailendra Chopra, stage 4 liver cancer survivor, stroke, stroke center, stroke-related, stroke-related standard, sub-Saharan Africa, surgery, T, Taiwan, UK HealthCare, Umansky, underrepresented citizen, v., vice presidency of the American cancer society, W., warm hand, warm hand of service, Williams

LEXINGTON CLINIC ANNOUNCES 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS LEXINGTON At Lexington Clinic’s annual Board of Directors meeting the following officers were

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The Case for Medical Cannabis

December 1, 2016January 19, 2017 Don Stacy, MD 10+ year radiation oncology career, 11 % decrease, A., advocacy effort, aim, aim 's diverse network, aim 's diverse network of contributor, alcohol, American journal, anecdotal positive benefit, anecdotal positive benefit of cannabis, Bradford, Bradford W., cannabis, cannabis law, commonwealth of Kentucky, D., D. et_al., death rate, disorder, et_al., fatality, healthcare, healthcare spend, initiation, innovative medicine, journal, judicial branch leader, Kentucky, Kentucky executive, Laws, legalization, legalization of medical cannabis, like-minded professional, marijuana, marijuana use, medical cannabis, medical cannabis law, medical liaison, medical marijuana, medicine, mission of aim, national opioid epidemic, oncology, opiate, Opioid, opioid dose, opioid epidemic, past-month, past-month cannabis use, past-year, past-year cannabis use, powerful advocacy effort, prescription, prevalence, radiation oncology career, relevant social science, state legalization, state legalization of medical cannabis, suicide, suicide rate, suicide rate of man, talent of like-minded professional, thorough review of the relevant social science, traffic fatality, treatment of a multitude, W.

The Alliance for Innovative Medicine (AIM) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization that serves as the voice for professionals who believe

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Cancer Care Dermatology Dermatology & Plastic Surgery Oncology Special Section

A Lifetime Dedication to the Body’s Window to Within

September 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Bob Baker abbreviated story, American academy, area of dermatology, bark, bark 's passion, Bob Braun, Botox, cancer, consultant, cosmetic dermatology, cosmetic dermatology division, Davey, dermatologic, dermatologist, dermatologist 's treatment, dermatology, dermatology consultant, dermatology division, dermatology residency, doctor, Dr., Dr. bark, Dr. Erika, Dr. Erika music, Dr. Glenn Marsh, Dr. Marsh, Dr. talk, educational broadcast, Erika, Erika N. music, esthetician, FACP, fellow of the American academy of Mohs surgery, founder of dermatology consultant, full residency, G., Gil Dunn, half of the space, Harrodsburg Rd., healthcare worker, internal medicine, internship, James LaGrew, Joseph P. bark, Kelli G., Kentucky, Lauren Curry, Lexington, Lexington doctor, lifetime dedication, malignant melanoma, manage partner, MBA, medical school, medicine, melanoma, member of the national association of physician broadcaster, Mohs, Mohs surgeon, Mohs surgery, music of the practice 's new location, N., national crusader, new provider, novel story, P., PA-C, Patrick Davey, photo, physician, physician broadcaster, practice 's new location, practice legacy, prominent dermatologist, Q&A, Q&A show, recognized doctor, reconstruction, remarkable 40 year career, residency, Ryan Filiatreau, Samantha Stratton, skin, skin cancer, skin secret, solo practice, specialty, sun, sun 's ultraviolet radiation, sure dermatology, surgery, surgical dermatology, teach radio, television technique, tissue, tumor, UK college of medicine, university of Indiana, university of Iowa school of medicine, W., well-respected business

LEXINGTON Doctors tell some very novel stories about how they chose their particular specialty, but never before or since has

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Special Section

One Step at a Time

July 1, 2016 Robert Baker additional provider, aspect of orthopedic care, Brandon Embry, busy practice, central Kentucky community, club foot, clubbed foot, concrete business plan, creation of a group practice, David Waespe, diagnostics, Dr. Michael Heilig, end of medical school, F., fluoroscopy, formation of Kentucky orthopedic associate, G., general orthopedic surgery, general orthopedics, graduate of UK college of medicine, Gregory F., Heilig, in-office, Irvine, Jason Delong, Jeffrey Popham, joint replacement, Kentucky, Kentucky orthopedic associate, Kurt Schlenther, KY Michael, KY Michael R., Ky., Ky. Rice, Ky. Rice 's addition, material wear, Md. Grau, medical school, medicine, medicine graduate, Michael Bradley, Morehead, MRI, new material wear, open MRI facility, orthopedic care, orthopedic career, orthopedic management, orthopedic surgery residency, orthopedic technique, PA-C, personal medical problem, physician assistant, physiotherapist, Popham, procedure, R., repair, replacement, residency, Richmond, Richmond office, Sarah Ervin, satellite office, school of medicine graduate, service void, shoulder, spine, spine surgery, surgeon, surgery, surgery residency, Tulane, U, UK college, UK college of medicine, ultrasound, W., Winchester

WINCHESTER, KY Michael R. Heilig, MD, was familiar with orthopedic techniques as early as 1969, the year of his birth,

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News – Mar 2016

March 1, 2016 MD-Update Staff A., ACOs, baptist health, baptist health board, baptist health board of director, beneficiary, board of director, Boston, bypass-related, C., cancer, cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, chair, child 's hospital, child 's hospital of Boston, chronic pain, clinic, clinical director, clinical director of the pediatric cardiac surgery program, CMS, commonwealth, commonwealth of Kentucky, complex congenital heart disease, CPR, CPR train, Cristina Lamar, CRNA, DSci, embryonic-like, evidence-based, Ganzel, gold cross, gold cross of merit, gynecology, Harper, health board, health system, healthcare, Healthcare alliance, healthcare system, heart disease, HMH, HMH pain management clinic, initiative, interventional procedure, J., Kentucky, Kentucky health, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health partner, Kosair, Kosair child, Ky., L., laboratory research, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Louisville, Louisville school, Medicare, medicine, neurodevelopmental, new member, new provider, News, obstetrics, Owensboro, pain, Patrick Duff, pediatric cardiac surgery program, PhD, Pigula, Poland, president of Poland, professor, provider, Ratajczak, recognized expert, regenerative medicine, residency, save program, Senate Bill 33, service task force, shared save program, Shepley, stem, sudden cardiac arrest, surgery, surgery program, thoracic surgery, Tn, transplantation, U, U of L., U.S. preventive service task force, Umansky, VSELs, W., Z.

Boston Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgeon Joins U of L LOUISVILLE A nationally and internationally recognized expert in complex congenital heart disease

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Primary Care & Pediatrics Special Section

Subscribe to Better Primary Care

January 1, 2016July 27, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton 6225, 6225 W Hwy 146, addiction, addiction medicine, adult age 26-45, after-hours, bill insurance, bluegrass, bluegrass family, board-certified, care model, care practice, concierge medicine, Crestwood, direct primary care, direct primary care model, doctor, DPC, DPC business, EMR, good meet patient 's need, good primary care, group practice, hassle of bill insurance, healthcare, hospitalization, husband 's desire, Hwy 146, in-office, insurance, insurance code, internal medicine, Josh Umbehr, KY 40014, lab, medical home, medication, medicine, meet patient 's need, mindless click, Molly Rutherford, office-based test, OneFamilyMD, owner of atlas MD, owner of bluegrass family, owner of OneFamilyMD, Paige primary Care center, patient volume, patient-physician, patient-physician relationship, physician, pile of paperwork, pressure of patient volume, primary care, Ragland, Ragland share, routine office-based test, Rutherford, subscription, Tracy Ragland, traditional primary care practice, Umbehr, W., wellness, wholesale price, wholesale-priced, wholesale-priced medication, work-life, work-life balance

CRESTWOOD What if you could toss out the red tape, mindless clicking in the EMR, piles of paperwork associated with

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