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#HeadandNeckCancerAwarenessMonth #HealthierTomorrows Sarah Cannon Cancer Network
Watch our video to learn more about what you can do if you have Parkinson’s disease.
#ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth #PD #HealthierTomorrows
[Animation transcript: Parkinson's Awareness Month
If you have Parkinson's disease, here are some important ways to manage your care...
- Create a plan with your doctor or neurologist.
- Look into receiving care from an occupational therapist, physical therapist or speech therapist.
- Don’t stop moving! Regular exercise can delay further symptoms.
- Surround yourself with support from loved ones! Social isolation can lead to depression and anxiety.
While there is no cure for Parkinson’s disease, medications and other treatments can help with some of your symptoms.
Be sure to check in with your doctor regularly.]
Stress affects all of us, but we want to help families and teachers learn ways to help reduce stress and anxiety in young people. To learn three ways to help adolescents with anxiety, visit EVERFI’s blog: https://bit.ly/38syCYr
#StressAwarenessMonth #ImproveMoreLives
C-sections are performed for a number of reasons, including complications during pregnancy or delivery, or certain health concerns. In some cases, C-sections are scheduled, but they can also be performed unexpectedly.
If you or a loved one is expecting a baby, here are five facts you should know about C-sections.
To learn more about a VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean) read our blog: https://bit.ly/3IXpAiM
If you are seeking medical attention after giving birth, it's important to let your care team know that you've recently had a baby and surgery.
#CesareanAwarenessMonth #HealthierTomorrows
[Animation transcript: 5 facts about cesarean delivery (C-sections)
1. The mother will likely stay awake during surgery
Most women remain awake and under regional anesthesia to numb them from the waist down.
In an emergency C-section, doctors may administer general anesthesia, meaning the mother is completely unconscious.
2. C-sections are sometimes safer than vaginal deliveries
Both planned and unplanned C-sections are performed to help protect mother and baby from potential complications of vaginal delivery.
Common reasons for an unplanned C-section generally include signs of fetal distress, placental abruption or cord entanglement.
3. After a C-section, vaginal birth is still an option
Many women have safe vaginal deliveries following a C-section. The decision should be made in consultation with your delivery provider.
4. Moms have scars after the procedure
As with any procedure that involves an incision, a C-section leaves a lasting mark.
The scar will become smaller and fade over time but if it’s bothersome, there are several treatment options to help minimize the appearance.
5. Recovery takes time
After the procedure, women often stay in the hospital for three or four days.
Most women are back to normal activities six to eight weeks after delivery.]
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Lp8Wde
#HealthierTomorrows
Our talented executive chef, Miguel Blasini and his team prepared a wonderful physicians' lunch in celebration. #CareLikeFamily
#ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth #HealthierTomorrows Sarah Cannon Cancer Network
[Animation transcript:
How often should you be screened for colorectal cancer?
If you're 45 or older, experts recommend consulting your physician to determine the right screening test for you.
Evidence-based options may include a colonoscopy at 10-year intervals or a f***l immunohistochemistry test (FIT) annually.
It's important to make screening a part of your health routine.
Talk to your doctor about tests and timelines depending on your risk.]
Know where to go when an emergency happens: medicalcityer.com
[ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT: Not sure when to go to an ER or urgent care?
Visit an urgent care for minor injuries and illnesses, such as:
- Colds, flu, earaches, sore throats, fever
- Sprains, strains, cuts and scrapes that may need stitches
- Bug bites, stings, poison ivy, hives or rashes
- X-rays
Visit an emergency room for serious or life-threatening conditions such as:
- Suspected heart attack or stroke, trouble breathing or severe allergic reactions
- Broken bones, severe burns, deep wounds with heavy bleeding
- High fever, uncontrolled nausea or diarrhea, dehydration
- Suspected poisoning or drug/alcohol overdose
Don't delay - seek care with confidence.
We're here to help!]
Back and neck pain assessment: https://bit.ly/3iEfFnv
Hip and knee pain assessment: https://bit.ly/36qWgUo
#HealthierTomorrows
Medical City Children’s Hospital, a part of Medical City Dallas, is a 243-bed comprehensive and specialized children’s hospital providing advanced pediatric health care for young patients of all ages, from newborns to teenagers.
A specialized children's hospital with an unwavering focus on patient care.
Operating as usual
04/07/2022
Esophageal cancer 101: Diagnosis and treatment. Take a moment to learn more about esophageal cancer, including how it is diagnosed as well as your treatment options: https://bit.ly/3jcTp4b.
Sarah Cannon Cancer Network
04/06/2022
Oh baby! Medical City Women's Hospital Dallas was voted Best Hospital to Have a Baby in Dallas County by DFWChild readers for the second year in a row. Nurse leaders celebrated by rounding on women's colleagues with special treats! https://bit.ly/3jdH3Jg
Parkinson's Awareness Month
According to Parkinson.org, every year approximately 60,000 Americans are diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease but, because there’s no specific test for it, Parkinson's is one of the most difficult diseases to diagnose. Common early warning signs include shaking or tremor at rest, a change in voice such as increasing softness or mumbling and lack of facial expression.
Watch our video to learn more about what you can do if you have Parkinson’s disease.
[Animation transcript: Parkinson's Awareness Month
If you have Parkinson's disease, here are some important ways to manage your care...
- Create a plan with your doctor or neurologist.
- Look into receiving care from an occupational therapist, physical therapist or speech therapist.
- Don’t stop moving! Regular exercise can delay further symptoms.
- Surround yourself with support from loved ones! Social isolation can lead to depression and anxiety.
While there is no cure for Parkinson’s disease, medications and other treatments can help with some of your symptoms.
Be sure to check in with your doctor regularly.]
04/04/2022
3 Steps to Helping Middle School Students with Anxiety - EVERFI
our larger healthcare network, HCA Healthcare, partners with EVERFI to provide mental health education and support to students in our communities?
Stress affects all of us, but we want to help families and teachers learn ways to help reduce stress and anxiety in young people. To learn three ways to help adolescents with anxiety, visit EVERFI’s blog: https://bit.ly/38syCYr
3 Steps to Helping Middle School Students with Anxiety - EVERFI Help your middle school students tackle their anxiety from an empowered problem-solving mindset rather than just a survival mindset.
03/31/2022
Having difficulty returning to work? Our WorkReturns program can help
Returning to the workplace after an extended absence can present unforeseen psychological challenges — even for those who have never experienced a mental health issue. Medical City Green Oaks Hospital's WorkReturns℠ program can help you develop the tools, confidence and coping strategies to be successful.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Lp8Wde
Having difficulty returning to work? Our WorkReturns program can help If youre having difficulty returning to work for any reason, our WorkReturns℠ program can help you overcome the psychological challenges.
03/30/2022
Happy National Doctors' Day! To our world-class medical team, thank you for being our heroes in white coats. We'd like to thank all of our Medical City Dallas Hospital, Medical City Children's Hospital, Medical City Woman’s Hospital, Medical City Heart Hospital and Medical City Spine Hospital physicians who provide patient-centered, compassionate, expert care day in and day out.
Our talented executive chef, Miguel Blasini and his team prepared a wonderful physicians' lunch in celebration.
03/30/2022
We’d like to wish a happy National Doctor’s Day to all of our Medical City Healthcare physicians and thank them for providing patient-centered, compassionate, expert care day in and day out. Doctor’s Day is celebrated on March 30 in celebration of Dr. Crawford Long and his groundbreaking use of ether anesthesia on March 30, 1842.
ER or Urgent Care?
Not sure if you need urgent care or an ER? Here are some tips on when to seek care at an emergency room or urgent care clinic, such as CareNow.
Know where to go when an emergency happens: medicalcityer.com
[ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT: Not sure when to go to an ER or urgent care?
Visit an urgent care for minor injuries and illnesses, such as:
- Colds, flu, earaches, sore throats, fever
- Sprains, strains, cuts and scrapes that may need stitches
- Bug bites, stings, poison ivy, hives or rashes
- X-rays
Visit an emergency room for serious or life-threatening conditions such as:
- Suspected heart attack or stroke, trouble breathing or severe allergic reactions
- Broken bones, severe burns, deep wounds with heavy bleeding
- High fever, uncontrolled nausea or diarrhea, dehydration
- Suspected poisoning or drug/alcohol overdose
Don't delay - seek care with confidence.
We're here to help!]
03/25/2022
Wondering if it's time to see a specialist for joint or spine pain? Take a fast, free health assessment to find out. Results are emailed to you immediately and there's no further obligation.
Back and neck pain assessment: https://bit.ly/3iEfFnv
Hip and knee pain assessment: https://bit.ly/36qWgUo
03/23/2022
Feel better fast with Medical City Virtual Care. Get diagnosis, treatment and prescriptions for most common conditions right from your smartphone or computer — no appointment necessary. Start your virtual visit now: https://bit.ly/3txdfgu
Five tips to help reduce your risk of colon cancer
colorectal cancer is on the rise in young adults? The National Cancer Institute reports that colorectal cancer rates have more than doubled in people under 50 since the 1990s, even as rates have dropped among older adults. Here are five tips to help reduce your risk of colon cancer, no matter your age.
[Animation transcript: Caring for your colon
Colon cancer is on the rise among adults between the ages of 20 and 54. Here are five important tips to help reduce your risk.
Eat a healthy diet, don't smoke and drink alcohol in moderation.
Get 45 to 60 minutes of regular exercise per week. When you move, your bowels move too!
Find out if your family has a history of colon cancer or benign polyps to assess your risk.
Talk to your doctor if you have a medical condition that increases your risk of colon cancer, like inflammatory bowel disease, and discuss the right age to start colorectal cancer screenings.
Know the common symptoms of colon cancer, like rectal bleeding, continuous abdominal pain, fatigue and sudden weight loss.
Contact your doctor if you experience any of these symptoms, and speak with a specialist if they persist.]
Knowing the Poison Help Line Number can Help Save Lives!
It's National Poison Prevention Week. Did you know there are more than 2 million annual calls to the "Poison Help" line? Make sure your household or workspace is safe this week by sharing the Poison Help phone number: 1-800-222-1222. Know that we're here for any mishaps that may occur.
The Mr. Yuk - Pittsburgh Poison Center symbol is a registered trademark of Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC and used with permission.
COVID-19 and seasonal allergies
As we welcome spring in North Texas today, many of us are dealing with seasonal allergies. Watch the video to learn how to distinguish allergy symptoms from COVID-19.
Click the link to read/watch the medical director for Pediatric Allergy & Immunology at Medical City Children's Hospital answer the top 10 questions about allergies, testing and treatment: https://bit.ly/3CWVg6q
03/18/2022
Certified nurses continue to make a difference - every action, every patient, every time. Certified Nurses Day is a celebration of our advanced certified colleagues for all that they do as board-certified nurses. Today, we are recognizing and thanking our certified nursing colleagues at Medical City Dallas, Medical City Children’s Hospital, Medical City Women’s Hospital Dallas, Medical City Heart Hospital and Medical City Spine Hospital.
Thank you for all you do to create healthier tomorrows and care for the many patients we are privileged to serve!
03/18/2022
Medical City Dallas, Medical City Children's Hospital recognized for patient safety
Medical City Dallas and Medical City Children’s Hospital have been recognized by Healthgrades and Newsweek for patient safety. The 2022 Patient Safety Excellence Award™ places both hospitals among the top 5% of all short-term acute care hospitals as evaluated by Healthgrades, a leading organization connecting patients and providers. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3wgUZdh
Medical City Dallas, Medical City Children's Hospital recognized for patient safety Medical City Dallas and Medical City Childrens Hospital have been recognized by Healthgrades and Newsweek for patient safety.
03/17/2022
Our Child Life team happily accepted the generous donation of Cheeriodicals gift boxes put together by Deloitte employees. These fun and thoughtful boxes are sure to put a smile on patients' faces.
03/16/2022
A North Texas nonprofit organization that supports students in need is receiving $30,000 in contributions from Medical City Healthcare and HCA Healthcare Foundation. Communities In Schools of the Dallas Region, Communities In Schools of Greater Tarrant County & Communities In Schools of North Texas have received $10,000 each! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3MUvAMg
Thank you for creating healthier tomorrows by empowering youth to overcome personal challenges to stay in school and achieve in life.
03/14/2022
When you need expert care for minor injuries and illness, trust CareNow. The safety of you and your family is their top priority, with continuing enhanced safety procedures to make sure you feel safe and secure. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/3MLOg0B
03/13/2022
Don't forget to set your clocks one hour ahead today. But also keep in mind that the time change can disrupt our normal routines, leading to a 25% increase in heart attacks, an 8% rise in stroke risk and a significant increase in fatal traffic accidents the Monday after springing ahead. So slow down, take a deep breath and stay healthy this season.
03/11/2022
We are so proud of the five Medical City Dallas, Medical City Children's Hospital and Medical City Heart Hospital nurses named 2022 DFW Great 100 Nurses for exemplifying excellence as compassionate caregivers, leaders, role models and significant contributors to the nursing profession. Read more and find out who made the Medical City Healthcare list: https://bit.ly/3hYpgFh
Medical City Children's Hospital: Jennifer Smith
Medical City Dallas: Clint Keel, Lauren Kennedy, Gwen Spector
Medical City Heart Hospital: Jenny Stuart
03/10/2022
March is Child Life Month! We want to recognize and thank our Medical City Children's Hospital Child Life Specialists for the care they provide to our patients each day.
This team helps children and families cope with stressful life events, such as illness and hospitalization. Our Child Life Specialists embrace the value of play as a means of healing, provide sibling support, help children develop coping skills and more.
Join us in celebrating our Child Life Team! To learn more, visit: https://bit.ly/3J2uOdX
Weight-Loss Surgery Ask a Nurse Support Line
Need help getting get the weight off for good? Call our free Bariatric Ask a Nurse support line at (833) 612-2022, visit our website (https://bit.ly/3hUhXhI) or take the free weight-loss surgery assessment: https://bit.ly/35NkV5d
03/09/2022
3 reasons to try virtual care (telemedicine or telehealth)
When you need expert medical treatment and it's after hours or difficult to make a doctor's appointment, you now have a convenient option: Medical City Virtual Care. This fast, easy virtual clinic allows you and your family members to be seen and treated by a trusted healthcare provider from any mobile device or desktop computer.
Start your virtual visit: https://bit.ly/3CtMPPN
3 reasons to try virtual care (telemedicine or telehealth) Virtual care is a convenient, low-cost way to get a diagnosis, treatment and prescriptions for many common conditions.
03/08/2022
3 reasons to schedule (not skip) a colonoscopy today
Putting off your colonoscopy? Please remember that this painless, quick and potentially lifesaving procedure is easier than the disease it's designed to detect. Schedule yours today.
Sarah Cannon Cancer Network
3 reasons to schedule (not skip) a colonoscopy today Colon cancer is more serious and more common than you may think. Don't avoid this painless, quick and potentially lifesaving procedure.
03/07/2022
Congratulations to Medical City Children’s Hospital Chief Nursing Officer Jim Allard who was honored at the Dallas Business Journal’s Leaders in Diversity Awards for his work in developing a toolkit for nurse leaders to assess and prevent incivility in the workplace.
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