Archive for January 2020
Insidermedicine In Depth – April 16, 2010 – Awareness of Minor Strokes
Insidermedicine In Depth – April 16, 2010 – Awareness of Minor Strokes (April 16, 2010 – Insidermedicine) Individuals suffering from transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) and minor strokes often do not recognize what is happening and thus fail to seek timely medical attention, according to research published in the latest issue of Stroke. Here is some…
Read MoreVideo as an Engine for Nonprofit Growth: A Case Study
Video as an Engine for Nonprofit Growth: A Case Study For more than a decade, Brent Royer led video marketing strategy and media production for ALSAC/St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the nation’s second-largest healthcare charity. In this webinar, he’ll tell you how to create and distribute video that will help your organization increase donors, spread…
Read MoreRecovering from a Stroke? Choose an IRF
Recovering from a Stroke? Choose an IRF Studies show that stroke patients who choose an inpatient rehabilitation facility (IRF) recover more quickly than patients in a nursing center. An IRF is designed to provide structured rehabilitation delivered and supplemented by a team of caring professionals.
Read MoreShowering as a Stroke Survivor – Stroke Survivor Life Hacks #3
Showering as a Stroke Survivor – Stroke Survivor Life Hacks #3 In this video, Paul shows how he showers without assistance. Stroke survivors are often unsteady on their feet and need to be conscious of their movements. Paul shows how he sets up his environment to shower in the way that makes the most sense…
Read MoreA Young Stroke Victim Experiences a Dramatic Recovery
A Young Stroke Victim Experiences a Dramatic Recovery A young stroke victim experiences a dramatic recovery from a life threatening basilar artery occlusion with the help of the Acute Stroke Team and Dr. Aneesh Singhal. Also featuring Dr. Lee Schwamm.
Read MoreTreatment after a Stroke – Cerebrum Health Centers
Treatment after a Stroke – Cerebrum Health Centers Bob had been everywhere and was starting to believe there might not be hope for help out there for him. Then he and his wife visited Cerebrum Atlanta.
Read MoreStroke: Evolution from acute to chronic infarction – radiology video tutorial (CT, MRI)
Stroke: Evolution from acute to chronic infarction – radiology video tutorial (CT, MRI) “Stroke Series” video 4 of 7: Temporal evolution of ischaemic stroke. Presented by Neuroradiologist Dr Frank Gaillard. Find out more: http://radiopaedia.org/articles/ischaemic-stroke Website: http://radiopaedia.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Radiopaedia.org Twitter: http://twitter.com/Radiopaedia Tumblr: http://radiopaedia.tumblr.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/radiopaedia Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/radiopaedia/ iOS app: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/radiopaedia/id473157176 Subscribe to our channel for more…
Read MoreTeresa Carlson, AWS and Nancy Brown, American Heart Association | Imagine: A Better World
Teresa Carlson, AWS and Nancy Brown, American Heart Association | Imagine: A Better World Watch Teresa Carlson, Vice President of Public Sector, Amazon Web Services kick off the Imagine: A Better World conference co-presented by AWS and Amazon. Hear her talk about how AWS is helping organizations all over the world solve pressing global challenges…
Read MoreWhat is a silent stroke? – Reston Hospital Center
What is a silent stroke? – Reston Hospital Center You may or may not know you’re having a silent stroke, says Jill Tyroller, Stroke Coordinator, from Reston Hospital Center. Confusion and difficulty speaking or walking may be signs of a silent stroke. Learn more in this video.
Read MoreVolunteering at UC San Diego Health
Volunteering at UC San Diego Health Meet some of our volunteers and learn how to become a volunteer at UC San Diego Health. You can play an integral role in the healing process at our hospitals and clinics. Learn more at https://health.ucsd.edu/about/volunteer/Pages/default.aspx and join us.
Read More