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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Babies are born at Upstate just about daily
You may remember Baby Henry, the first baby born this year at Upstate University Hospital at Community General. Little miracles are born here just about every day, instilling lasting memories for moms and dads. Meet three families, each of whom … Continue reading
Upstate provides advanced care for severe frostbite
People who suffer severe frostbite often face amputation, but an interventional radiologist at Upstate offers specialized treatment that could change that. Dianbo Zhang MD uses the drug, tPA (tissue plasminogen activator) to dissolve blood clots and restore circulation to limbs … Continue reading
Did you see the Mystery Machine at children’s hospital?
The ‘Mystery Machine‘ parked in front of the Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital this week. Upstate’s Kathleen Paice snapped the picture and put it on Twitter, where WTVH-TV news anchor Michael Benny took note and retweeted Paice’s original tweet. Patti Becker, … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, community, Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital/pediatrics
Tagged academic medical center, cancer, Golisano Children's, Golisano hospital, Golisano pediatrics, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
Radio show features nurses, perfusionist, physical therapist
This Sunday, Jan. 29 on Health Link on Air, nurses Alicia Taylor and Elizabeth Urban talk about the upcoming “Strong Women, Strong Hearts” event that takes place Saturday, Feb. 4 in East Syracuse. And then two associate professors from Upstate’s … Continue reading
Posted in community
Ethics expert to speak about organs for transplant
Here’s an event to put on your calendar: One of the nation’s foremost experts in ethics, Arthur L. Caplan PhD, will visit Upstate April 12 for a talk called “Are We Going Too Far to Get Organs for Transplant?” Caplan … Continue reading
‘Strong Women, Strong Hearts’ event set for Feb. 4
Make plans to attend “Strong Women, Strong Hearts” from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4 at the HealthLink/Oasis Center, 6333 Route 298. WSTM-TV anchor Jackie Robinson hosts the free event, which will feature educational presentations, health screenings, exercise … Continue reading
Posted in community, HealthLink on Air, heart/cardiovascular, women's health/gynecology
Tagged academic medical center, cardiac surgery, cardiology, go red, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
Upstate makes health records digital, accessible
In a first for the region, Upstate University Hospital outpatients will be able to access their own health records, request medical appointments and help to manage their own care from their home computer or smartphone through a new, confidential electronic … Continue reading
Posted in community, education, health care
Tagged academic medical center, EHR, EMR, medical records, smartphone app, SUNY, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
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Healthy Monday: Upstate humorist Jeff Kramer
Letʼs have a show of hands: How many of us ate sensibly during the holidays and stayed on course with our weight reduction goals? Okay, I was afraid of that, but Iʼve got some exciting news for the horizontally challenged. … Continue reading
Posted in community, entertainment
Tagged academic medical center, health care blog, health care social media, healthy monday syracuse, hospital blog, hospital social media, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
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Are you a caregiver who suffers?
SYMPTOMS OF CAREGIVER SUFFERING Physical Fatigue Exhaustion Hyperactivity Weight gain/loss Persistent ailments (headaches, gastrointestinal troubles) Impaired sleep Susceptibility to illness Emotional Fear Guilt Resentment Sorrow, grief Depression Anxiety Confusion Sarcasm, cynicism Emotional outbursts, shutdown Feeling overwhelmed Behavioral Addictive behavior Controlling … Continue reading
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Solutions for caregiver stress
REMEDIES FOR CAREGIVER SUFFERING Frequent breaks during the workday Regular physical activity Eight hours of sleep Healthy, restorative eating Cultivate, maintain outside interests Seek balance in personal, professional life Learn time management strategies Reflect on your own values, goals Reach … Continue reading
