Sentences with phrase «worked with patients like»

Certified exercise specialist Anne Wolter has been working with patients like Kautz at the Mayo Clinic for 20 years.

Not exact matches

(I'm thinking of people like Lisa Sharon Harper, who has worked tirelessly on immigration reform; Justin Lee, who models and practices «living in the tension» through his work with the Gay Christian Network; Karla, the struggling mother of three whose infectious smile greets thousands of people at our local food pantry here in Rhea County; our friends from Samaritan's Purse working with Ebola patients in West Africa; or Sarah Bessey, who is expecting Tiny # 4 soon.)

Typically, a Jesuit in training is asked to do work with the poor, tend to patients in hospitals, teach in schools, and all the while perform what St. Ignatius called «low and humble tasks,» for example, like scrubbing out toilets and mopping floors.

If I survive, I'm going to work with cancer patients one - on - one and help them find a way to hang on, like so many people are trying to do for me.

The OB / GYN and CNM's in America are overburdened by patient loads, (According to Amnesty International there are 9.6 OB / GYN's and 0.4 CNM's available per every 1,000 births) having better trained CPM's seems like a nice solution for that problem, in fact why not have them work collaboratively with OB / GYN's, maybe we can all work together to find a common ground where evidenced based practice take place in the hospital to support physiologic birth, since the lack of such practice is what turns many women away looking for alternative choices.

Anytime you can validate her efforts, use «I see yous» like «I see you working so hard» or «I see you being really patient with our kids (who are freaking out over and over again).»

Working with Maria, it feels like you must be her only patient - that is how deeply she listens and truly hears you, how deeply she cares.

So, be patient with your boobs and your little one as you both learn how to make it work because when you do, just like with your pregnancy... mind blown.

«You never felt like he was imposing his opinion either on his patients or on other doctors,» said Dr. Felix Krock, an internist who worked with Dr. Kennedy at Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights.

The rehabilitation team of occupational therapists who specialize in helping patients adapt to loss of function in their upper limbs and «redesign» the way patients do tasks with the function they have left, worked with Sorto and the Caltech team daily to help Sorto visualize what it would be like to move his arm again.

In a study published in the journal Environment & Behaviour, a team of researchers at the Universities of Plymouth, Exeter and Birmingham worked with Torrington Dental Practice in Devon to find out whether experiences like these could improve the patient's experience during routine dental procedures, such as fillings and tooth extractions.

«Whether the patient works with their healthcare provider, joins a community - based, lifestyle approach like Weight Watchers, or tries to lose weight on their own, their new healthy behaviors can benefit others in their lives.»

Some will be helping with things like lab testing while others will go to say, rural Mexico to help do some disease detective work, like tracking down patient histories to find out where, when and how they were exposed.

But, he and others believe, the cell work is teaching the CF community something important: The drugs may interfere with each other, packing a less powerful punch than doctors and patients would like to see.

It's not only about being seasoned, it's also about being able to understand what ordinary jobs are like, what's its like to work in an office, in a boring job for a weekly or monthly pay packet, work with people you don't like, work for a boss you don't like; and therefore come s back to understand the patients who are in these sorts of drudgery, these sorts of boring jobs.

«Studies like ours can help those working with these patients: awareness of the roles played by the different factors is in fact crucial for devising interventions aiming to minimise the effect of the deficits and restore normal weight levels in individuals who are already suffering because of the disease.»

«For about 80 percent of our patients with lung cancer, we don't have tests like [the one for] ALK to tell us what treatments will work best,» Shaw says.

This is good news, although research has lagged in coming up with companion diagnostics like those for ALK or EGFR — which means that many of the new drugs are still administered in a trial - and - error fashion to determine which will work for individual patients.

«New pharmacologic options are welcomed by practicing clinicians like me who struggle to work with our patients who have diabetes — each of whom have unique circumstances that require customized approaches,» says Dr. Vivian Fonseca, M.D., Chief, Section of Endocrinology, Tulane University Medical Center, New Orleans, Louisiana, and author of a paper describing new pharmacological advances in the management of type 2 diabetes.

It would technically allow eternal life, should we have infinite «replacement parts»; the challenge is making sure all these «parts» work together and we have the «least» amount of «repairing» going on to try to minimize «excessive invasion of the body with «Replacements» and end up «messing» things up (like a failed surgery procedure after than 100th one... there is this risk) OncoSENS - Stopping Cancer at the Starting Line (That is Extremely impressive, it will save so many lives, nothing more to add; and, perhaps one more thing, it will slow epigenetic aging of Already cancer patients giving them hope to at least post pone it should it fail at eradicating it.)

After completion of her Ph.D. program and in order to increase the international dimension of her career, she subsequently joined the Ragon Institute as a postdoctoral fellow in Dr. Yu's and Dr. Lichterfeld's labs, where she has been working for almost 3 years in different projects related to viral persistence, including the characterization of the HIV - 1 reservoir in patients treated during the early phase of the infection and the identification of cells with stem - cell like properties contributing to HIV - 1 long - term persistence.

Finally, we would like to thank all of the patients, current and future, who will be participating in these programs and trials, with whom we are working together to find new ways to fight cancer.

She started her career in the medical industry, working with oncologists and cancer patients, and ended up in the world of holistic nutrition, working with celebrities like Jessica Alba.

I have worked with patients who have already removed common foods that can cause bloating like gluten, dairy, and processed foods and still can't button their pants.

How dosing works Because patients can experience side effects like dizziness and sleepiness, Charles E. Argoff, MD, director of the Comprehensive Pain Program at Albany Medical Center, in Albany, N.Y., recommends that patients begin with the lowest dose possible (75 mg twice a day).

So like, when we work with the patient, we kinda follow that 6 - hour template — template that I've created over the last decade or so.

This is why I begin my work with patients by «clearing the slate» of addictive foods like alcohol, sugar, coffee, dairy, wheat, and additives to help detox from an unsustainable relationship.

Ultimately what I recommend if somebody has an autoimmune arthritis or an autoimmune condition, really to work with a doctor like yourself or myself or another functional medicine expert who has these things at their disposal and discretion but also the ability to run highly specialized types of tests, because the testing and you know the — we're do — we're giving general advice and it's good advice but highly specialized testing allows us to take the guesswork out, because for some patients — for some patients, it's not a bacteria at all.

If there is flattening of the villi, those finger - like projections that absorb nutrients, the doctor will work with the patient to create a gluten - free diet.

Working with a health coach has proven to be immensely effective in helping our patients make difficult dietary changes like this, so I encourage you to book a visit if you are due to discuss how to remove excessive sugars from your diet.

In general, and there are outliers to this of course, it's probably like a bell curve, but the middle of the bell curve functional medicine doctor cares about doing the right thing, really wants their patients to get better, is trying to learn to be a better physician, and is just probably a better clinician than a business person and so hasn't been able to develop like a scalable practice where they could see where they couldn't deliver value outside of just sitting across from someone and just working with them.

There's like — «Cause I've worked with a lot of patients that had eating disorders, as well.

Pyroluria, like copper - zinc imbalance, was first researched at the Brain - Bio Center.36 Pyroluria patients display a range of symptoms connected with severe zinc deficiency that are familiar to me from my work with Chronic Fatigue Immune Deficiency Syndrome (CFIDS), including nausea, loss of appetite, abdominal pains and headache — all of which can be associated with food intolerance and digestive problems — as well as nervous exhaustion, emotional fragility, palpitations, depression and insomnia.37 Other complications include abnormal EEG findings38 and cognitive difficulties ranging from misperceptions and hallucinations39 to amnesia.40 Cognitive deficits such as memory, attention and concentration disturbance are widely recognized in CFIDS patients41 and can occasionally take on more serious manifestations.

It would likely work well in patients with low stomach acid as the acetic acid could function like hydrochloric acid and break down foods more efficiently.

Just like there are health navigators for patients, True Health works with health systems to help physicians navigate this consumer - driven world that is developing.

So uh — we worked hard and this is one that Dr. Nally actually uses specifically with his patients that he puts on a which is like 99 % of the people that come through his door, he puts on a ketogenic diet.

His friendly and approachable manner makes you feel at ease when working with him and you do not feel like a «patient» speaking to an «expert» — Josh gives you all of the information you need to feel like the expert of your own body and health, which is how it should be.

And if you're the first person that does something like that with a patient who's had unexplained fatigue, unexplained pain for a long time, and they may have tried different things that «work for pain» or work for taking even supplements and are still not cutting it, we have to be able to look at these kind of things.

He did this by working on countless patients at the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, who he used to experiment with reflexology occidental works like iridology (iris - reading), endonasal reflexology (activation of pressure points near and around the nose), and auriculotherapy (ear acupuncture).

She works with clients who have issues like alopecia or compulsive hair - pulling, as well as cancer patients.

Flexibility: While single doctors do have to spend a lot of time working with their patients, they can also plan ahead their free time in terms of vacations and the like.

Like many of the director's early works, this one finds him obsessed with the manner in which the human body can break down and betray us in disgusting and even fatal fashion — here, the catalyst is Dr. Hal Raglan (Oliver Reed), whose work at his Psychoplasmic Institute centers around allowing his patients to manifest their inner rage in a physical manner.

Winstead is incredibly patient and maternal as the girl's interest in the task at hand waxes and wanes; this is a rare and fascinating glimpse of what it's like to work with child actors, as well as a reminder of the value of supplementary content — something streaming platforms threaten to extinguish.

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Do you think those who worked with the leprosy patients, like Dr. Eastman, Nurse Evelyn, and maybe my aunt felt a threat to their own health?

A patient whom I work with who is recovering from a broken hip is going to make far better progress and at a faster rate if she is able to enjoy things like reading without it being another difficult hurdle to overcome.»

Being patient while trading with price action goes something like this: you see what looks like a decent pin bar formation but it is going against a rather strong trend, because you know that this setup has a much lower probability of working out than a pin bar setup with a strongly trending market, you sit on your hands and pass it up, don't think anymore about it, even if it works out it does not matter because you just exercised patience, and you will be rewarded for it the more you use it.

«I like working here because I am able to be involved with both animals and humans through our team, clients, and patients,» she says.

Anti-inflammatory medications (e.g., Rimadyl, Etodolac, Deramaxx, Metacam), other types of analgesics like tramadol or buprenorphine, nutritional supplements (e.g., Dasuqin, Cosequin, Glyco - Flex), weight loss, therapeutic low - level laser therapy, acupuncture, and other interventions can all work in concert with physical therapy to promote patient well - being.