5/26/23/23 KATU Family Matters 4pm News story with Dr. Ted Lowenkopf from Providence Stroke Center, part of Providence Brain and Spine Institute in Portland, Ore., and the “lucky accident” when a local man experiencing a stroke hit a car and was saved by the driver who recognized the signs of stroke. Learn more here: https://www.providence.org/locations/or/brain-and-spine-institute/programs/stroke-center
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.
