4/13/23 KPTV Good Day Oregon feature story with Kjersti Madsen, a registered dietitian with Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital, on how the food you eat can affect your mood and which foods can offer benefits for both your emotional and physical health. For comprehensive nutritional support, click here: https://www.providence.org/services/nutritional-counseling
58:37PCPs play a crucial role in identifying patients for lung cancer screening and initiating early intervention decisions. In this live event, Areo Saffarzadeh, M.D., thoracic surgeon and director, Robot
37:39In this live event, Christine Johnson, M.D., discussed the latest updates and research on hereditary hemochromatosis, including a shift towards noninvasive diagnostics, advancements in understanding g
10:24Meet Katie, St. Joseph Hospital's new Chief Nursing Officer. Chief Executive Brian sits down with her for a candid conversation about nursing, leadership and why she chose St. Joseph Hospital.
36:16For more information about the program, please visit: https://www.providenceready.org/our-programs/apprenticeships/
8:11Learn about different types of cancers, how they are caused and whether you may benefit from genetic cancer screening.
1:02Mike Lynam highlights how Provaria Writer enhances his ability to communicate empathetically with patients while efficiently managing multiple messages, ultimately improving the lives of clinicians an
1:44Kathy Chau explains how the Grace enhances the efficiency of handling MyChart messages by sorting and prioritizing urgent patient concerns, enabling caregivers to respond more quickly and effectively.
2:13Missy Daprano explains how tools like Grace and Provaria reader address provider and caregiver burnout while ensuring timely patient care.
1:46Dr. Evan Ong, medical director at Providence Swedish Medical Center, discusses the benefits of using ambient technology.
