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How to Improve Patient Care
This week Dr. Elvira will speak with Dr. Manon Bolliger, the founder of Bowen college, director of Cornerstone Health Centre and author of What Patients Don’t Say if Doctors Don’t Ask – The Mindful Patient-Doctor Relationship. They will talk about many things including the rapid changes occurring in health care today, the importance of providing quality health care, what is meant my quality health care, and how it can be accomplished.
Dr. Bolliger has treated thousands of patients in Canada over the past two decades; from rural farmers in Nova Scotia to corporate stressed out CEOs in Toronto, to Tri-Athletes in British Columbia. This diversified experience, not only in the range of required skills in health care and in pain relief, but also the differing mindsets that people have towards their bodies, has helped her identify the importance of the doctor-patient relationship and being able to truly listen and respond from the place where people are coming from.
Her Cornerstone Health Centre accommodates a full team of experts. The Centre has programs for patients that include pain relief, aging with grace (anti-aging) and holistic and preventative family health care. Her passion for healing from the inside out has led her to specialize in homeopathy and the Bowen Technique. Throughout her personal and academic journey, she was led by her desire to understand what makes people change, grow, heal and celebrate life.
She has a Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine, is a Certified Advance Bowen practitioner, and Studied under a wide variety of homeopaths at the New England School of Homeopathy, the Dynamis School of Homeopathy with Jeremy Sherr, the Bombay School and with Massimo Mangiolavori.
Tags: Global Health Health Care Aid Effectiveness Millennium Development Goals Human Rights
by Global Health Leaders in Health
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Improving Patient Care
Mary Andrus from Easter Seals and the Partnership to Improve Patient Care will speak with Joyce about the new efforts in Washington to compare effectiveness and improve patient care. Bring us your questions!
Tags: Patient Care Improving Health Advocacy
by Powerful Patient in Health
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Rise Of The Patient #ROTPt: A Trilogy in Health Care
Join me as I interview Dr. David Lewis as he shares his life experience in the health care system as a Family Doctor, Patient and Caregiver.
Bio
David Lewis FRCSEd, MRCGP David Lewis is a family doctor in United Kingdom. David completed medical training at Monash University and Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. Postgraduate training in United Kingdom in general surgery then family medicine followed. In 1990, David was diagnosed with advanced Hodgkins Lymphoma. This was the same year his father died from lung cancer, and he married Danielle. Danielle was pregnant with their first child at the time of diagnosis. Anxious to have further children, David delayed essential treatment for the lymphoma to store sperm. This action has been vindicated because twins were born in 1994 with help of IVF; the children are among first 5000 IVF babies in UK. In 2007, David suffered a heart attack requiring emergency intervention, followed by quadruple bypass surgery. The heart surgery was successful, but a complication developed requiring further surgery in January 2008. Sadly, this operation was complicated by respiratory arrest and subsequent 5 weeks on a ventilator. Today, David works full time in National Health Service General Practice with three Partners. The practice also serves as a site for the University College London Medical School “Medicine in Community” program. The practice is in a suburban area and looks after over 6,600 people from cradle to grave. In the last couple of years David has developed an interest in promoting the use of information technology for professional development and peer support
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Tags: David Lewis Family Doctor Health care Patient United Kingdom
by Social Media Pearls in Health
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Cancer care in Germany
Mike and Joyce speak with Berit Eberhardt, Division head for Kidney Cancer at the House of Life (Das Lebenshaus) in Germany.
Das Lebenshaus is a non-profit organization providing information and support for those affected by rare solid tumors: gastro-intestinal stromal tumors (GIST), Sarcoma, and Kidney Cancer.
Berit studied economics and worked as a project manager in a global information technology company. Her life changed when her boyfriend was diagnosed with kidney cancer. As a caregiver, Berit got in touch with Das Lebenshaus and read and learned a lot about the disease and the various possible treatments. Unfortunately, her boyfriend died just one year after his diagnosis, at the age of 39.
Half a year after his death she began a patient support group in Berlin. A few months later she became the manager of Kidney Cancer at Das Lebenshaus. She has broadened her commitment to Kidney Cancer and is an active participant in global events such as the International Kidney Cancer Coalition and the International events sponsored by the Kidney Cancer Association.
Tags: kidney cancer patient support Germany cancer caregivers
by Powerful Patient in Health
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Changes on the Horizon for Home Health Care
Today host Tami Neumann invites Scott Lara Director of Governmental Affairs of Welcome Homecare in Jacksonville, Florida into conversation about his activities as a home health care lobbyist.
Tami and Scott will cover such topics as; how healthcare law has affected home health patients, how the home health care agencies are poised to oppose these changes, the future of home care and more.
You can follow Scott on twitter @scottlara1961
Tags: Home Health Care Home Health Care Changes Home Care Patients Home Health Care Lobbyist Home Care
by Conversations In Care in Health
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Exploring Home Care Options
Have you been searching high and low for the most appropriate care for your family member? And you are shocked by the expense? Wishing that you had control over your care options?
David Petroski, Owner of Grandma Joan's will join us in conversation about home care options and the unique service offered by Grandma Joan's.
We will explore home care, live-in care as well as family care and how his service may be the answer you were looking for.
Learn More:
www.grandmajoans.net
Tags: Exploring Home Care Options Home Health Care Senior Care Options Elder Care Options Elder Care Issues
by Conversations In Care in Health
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Share Your Stories to Help Us Improve Patient Care!
Do you live with chronic pain? Have you had experience as a chronic pain patient in the British Columbia health care system? SHARE YOUR PATIENT EXPERIENCE WITH US! Educating health care practitioners is a big piece of Pain BC’s work. We hold annual educational conferences (sold out for the last 2 years) and are working with the British Columbia Medical Association on better educating family physicians and specialists on the latest pain management treatment, techniques, and care. To imp
Tags: Chronic Pain Pain Management Pain Doctor Patient Care Patient Advocacy
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Obama Care Milestones
In this episode, I will cover the essential benefits of the Affordable Care Act and how they have been enacted since the inception of ACA in March, 2010
Tags: Obama Care Affordable Care Act Patient Protection Act health insurance Medicare
by Health Care Answer Man in Health
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Finding Great Health Care Solutions
T & T on CIC
Monthly contributor, Tony Fischer joins host Tami Neumann in a discussion on Finding Great Health Care Solutions.
Often we are tasked with finding the right health care solution during a time that is stressful, and making a decision is very difficult. Adding to this stress is the many care options available. Making the best decision for your loved one can become overwhelming.
Tony and Tami will discuss the best ways to find information and educate yourself on making the best decision for your loved one.
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Finding Great Health Care Solutions Connect with Tony Fischer:
info@foundationhcs.netTags: Finding Great Health Care Solutions Care Options Care Decisions Senior Care Senior Care Issues
by Conversations In Care in Health
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Care at Home: Selecting Home Care Providers to Fit Your Need
T & T on Conversations In Care
Join host Tami Neumann and monthly contributor Tony Fischer as they discuss how to go about choosing the most appropriate care for their loved one.
Selecting caregivers to come into your home can be a very overwhelming task. Making sure your loved one is cared for in a compassionate and professional way, along with opening your home to strangers can create anxiety even for the most educated consumer.
Tami & Tony will share what you should ask while interviewing companies to care for your loved one.
Connect with Tony:
www.foundationhcs.net info@foundationhcs.net (734) 225-6170 BlogTags: Care at Home Selecting Home Care Providers Selecting Caregivers Elder Care Senior Care
by Conversations In Care in Health
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The Ultimate Dementia Care Decision: Home vs. Care Community
Making the decision to keep your loved one with dementia at home or to make the move into a care community is not only a difficult one, but one filled with emotion. When making this decision it is important to ask yourself some very important questions. Join host Tami Neumann as she shares with you some things that you should consider when making this decision concerning your loved one with memory loss. Join in the convers
Tags: Dementia Care Care Community Alzheimers disease Senior Care Issues Elder Care
by Conversations In Care in Health
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Care for the Caregiver at Leeza's Care Connection
In this inaugural episode of Conversations in Care, host Tami Neumann will be conversing with Kathy Miller, Program and Outreach Director of Leeza’s Care Connection at Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Joliet, IL. Leeza’s Care Connection was born out of the idea of caring for the caregiver. Join us as we learn more about founder Leeza Gibbons and the need she was able to fill when she created Leeza’s Care Connection and the plethora of empoweri
Tags: Caregiver Leezas Care Connection Support Groups Alzheimers disease Caregiver Support
by Conversations In Care in Health
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