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We appreciate our dedicated providers – thank you on Doctors’ Day
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People of Providence
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Providence Cancer Institute Willamette Falls Clinic to open April 4
The Providence Cancer Institute Willamette Falls Clinic, located within the new Carol D. Suzuki Cancer Center, opened March 20.
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Q&A outlines cardiac implications of COVID-19
During the past three years, we’ve seen many manifestations and complications related to COVID-19.
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Providence team helps head and neck cancer patients regain quality of life
The Providence Head and Neck Cancer Program offers patients the latest therapies, surgical approaches and oral oncology care to help minimize and manage the side effects of cancer and cancer treatment
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Provider burnout declines steeply with ‘wellness warriors,’ other interventions
Thanks to an innovative wellness pilot program, hospitalists at Providence Portland Medical Center experienced a 32% burnout rate compared to the control group’s 56%.
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People of Providence
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Wellness newsletter
Providence Oregon providers are encouraged to read this quarterly wellness newsletter sponsored by the Oregon Medical Executive Committee’s Professional Staff Wellness Subcommittee.
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Fellowship trains next generation of immuno-oncology experts
The Immuno-oncology Research Fellowship is an opportunity for medical professionals to develop an expertise in clinical immunotherapies for treating cancer and more.
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New survey tool will measure physician and APP well-being, provide resources
A new survey tool, called the Well-being Index, is available Jan. 19 through Feb. 16 and will provide both individual and organizational feedback on the well-being of Providence Oregon’s providers.
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New ED at Providence St. Vincent to add beds, specialized care areas and more
After three years of planning, Providence St. Vincent Medical Center is transforming our 30-year-old emergency department to better meet the needs of our growing community.
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People of Providence
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Providence Oregon recognized for excellence in specialty care
The national research firm Healthgrades has recognized Providence Oregon for its clinical achievements in several specialty care areas.
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Not your mother’s bunion surgery: New minimally invasive procedure brings better outcomes, faster recovery
Patients with some types of debilitating foot issues – primarily bunions and hammer toes – may benefit from innovations in minimally-invasive procedures.
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New pharmacy tool is resource for treating persistent, non-malignant pain
The regional pharmacy team regularly updates its Pathway to Treat tool for providers, helping to guide evidence-based care.
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Providence institutes offer specialized care to patients with foregut conditions
Foregut specialists focus on diseases of the esophagus and stomach, ranging from benign swallowing conditions to cancer.
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Caring for your patients with potential eating disorders
Although eating disorders are highly complex, there is a 75% remission rate for patients who receive proper long-term treatment.
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People of Providence
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Wellness Beat – Vol. 6: “The Power of Play”
Sponsored by the Oregon Medical Executive Committee Professional Staff Wellness Subcommittee, this quarterly newsletter focuses on providing wellness support for our valued providers.
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‘Care Ecosystem’ dementia program receives NIH grant
Providence Senior Health and Providence Brain and Spine Institute teamed up with other health care partners in 2021 to launch the Care Ecosystem program, which supports people with dementia.
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