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Category Archives: Anesthesiology
Diversion of Drugs Within Healthcare Facilities, a Multiple-Victim Crime
Above Keith Berge, M.D., an Anesthesiologist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn, reviews an article that appeared in the July 2012 issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings’ on the increasing occurrence and awareness of drug diversion within the medical community, which … Continue reading
By nickhanson |
Posted in Anesthesiology, Education, Innovation, Quality, Uncategorized
Tagged drug diversion, health care quality, hospitals, Keith Berge, Mayo Clinic Proceedings, medical community, Patients, Quality
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Rest Isn’t Always Best During a Hospital Stay
Physical and mental decline are common side effects of hospital stays, particularly among older patients. That can hold true even if someone is hospitalized for just a day or two for a common procedure such as knee replacement surgery. There … Continue reading
By sharontheimer |
Posted in aging, Anesthesiology, Geriatrics, Orthopedics, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Quality, Research
Tagged aging, deconditioning, geriatrics, hospital, Joyner, lebrasseur, Mayo, mental decline, physical decline, rehab, stamina, strength
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Mayo Clinic Experts Available to Comment on Olympics, Paralympics
Mayo Clinic experts are available to offer comment throughout the Olympics and Paralympic Games on everything from the physiology and psychology of competitive athletes to injuries they may be coping with and controversies such as gender testing and doping. For interviews … Continue reading
By sharontheimer |
Posted in Anesthesiology, Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery, General Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases, International, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Orthopedics, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Psychiatry/Psychology, Rheumatology, Sports Medicine, Women's Health
Tagged ACL, amputation, amputee, arthritis, athlete, baseball, berger, biomechanics, bone, calories, coach, concussion, dahm, disease, doping, gender, golf, Heart, infectious, Jensen, joint, Joyner, knee, Laskowski, ligament, marathon, matteson, Mayo, mulvagh, O'Connor, Obesity, Olympics, paralympics, Physiology, prosthetic, rehab, shoulder, Smith, Sports Medicine, sports psychology, stuart
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CPR in a Few Easy Steps
Just the idea of performing CPR can intimidate the average person, whether it’s the thought of what’s at stake or simply trying to remember all of the steps. A move to simplify cardiopulmonary resuscitation practices for the public is one … Continue reading
By sharontheimer |
Posted in Anesthesiology, Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Pulmonary
Tagged aed, American Heart Association, anesthesiologist, capnography, cardiac arrest, compression, CPR, defibrillator, Mayo Clinic, roger white, therapeutic hypothermia
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