Podcasts about aultman hospital

In this episode, we sit down with Laura Chumney from Aultman Hospital's Blood Bank in Canton, Ohio, to discuss the critical role of blood donations in saving lives. Laura provides an insightful overview of how the blood donation process works, why consistent donor contributions are vital, and the profound impact donors have on patients in need.   Learn about the challenges facing blood banks today, the science behind blood typing and transfusions, and how you can make a difference by becoming a donor. Whether you're a first-time donor or a regular contributor, this episode will inspire you to continue giving the gift of life.   https://www.medshoprx.com/blog/interview-with-laura-chumney-the-lifesaving-importance-of-blood-donations 

This episode of Health Matters features special guests Renee Meyer and Molly Frantz with the Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program of Aultman Hospital.   https://www.medshoprx.com/blog/mental-health-intensive-outpatient-program-of-aultman-hospital   

This month Dr. Ross Campensa from Aultman Hospital joined us for a discussion on new innovations in resuscitation and a look at what Green City Fire Department is doing with Heads Up CPR. Dr. 

The crew, still with Dr. Ross Campensa from Aultman Hospital, continues to reimagine CPR and resuscitation methods including re-thinking the equipment preparation and organization. So much of the re-thinking is “basic.”

Dr. Ross Campensa from Aultman Hospital joined the crew. Aultman is part of designing a complete HDS, health delivery system with UH joint ventures. This episode, we discuss the evolution of heads up CPR and compression techniques.

FIdelis O. Mkparu is a Nigerian immigrant to the US, and in this novel, he sets out to speak to his experiences and those of his fellow immigrants. He is a professor of Medicine at Northeast Ohio Medical University and a senior attending cardiologist at Aultman Hospital and Mercy Medical Center in Canton, Ohio. Previously, he was a Spaulding fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital at Harvard Medical School. His preceding novels include Love's Affliction and Tears Before Exaltation (Colorado Independent Publishers Association EVVY Awards Winner, Literary & Contemporary Fiction 2018).  To learn more about Fidelis Mkparu and his work visit his website at https://fidelismkparu.com. TOPICS OF CONVERSATION: About Soulful Return and the inspiration behind the story/ Writing a fictional accounting versus a memoir or biography Reconnecting with his family, homeland and soul The struggle of immigrants Growth as a writer What's next for Fidelis Mkparu? SOULFUL RETURN Amazon synopsis: "The hounding voice inside me would not let go." Thus begins the emotional journey of Afamefuna Onochie Nwaku a Harvard-trained medical doctor with a career most can only dream of, a loving wife, and supportive family. Then, after he receives a telephone call from his sister who lives in Nigeria that her life is being threatened. Left with no other fair choice, Afam leaves behind his family, throwing his marriage into turmoil and risking the life he has built in Boston. Instead of the Nigeria that he loves, that he needs, he finds a land and people he barely recognizes waiting for him. Afam decides to stay but realizes that his future in Nigeria is as murky as the River-Niger after a torrential tropical rainfall. As Afam sets out on a journey to reconnect with the family and heritage that he left behind, he must face new enemies in an increasingly corrupt Nigeria where many people see him as an American intruder. And through it all, he must fight to keep his family together—and alive. CONNECT WITH FIDELIS MKPARU: Website: https://fidelismkparu.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fidelis.mkparu Twitter: https://twitter.com/fidelismkparu LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fidelis-mkparu-md-facc-fase-fasnc-58545938/ 

This episode may contain triggers for some members of the listening audience.Our guest on this episode is Matt Calder, the Unit Manager for the CommQuest DeTox Unit located in Aultman Hospital.Matt often shares his own personal journey of recovery and he is here to do that for us on this podcast. Matt starts by describing his role now working in recovery services as a professional. He then goes on to describe his back-story of how his own addictions began and turned into a battle that lasted for years.Now celebrating 10 years of recovery and sobriety, Matt's message is one of hope and strength for anyone who is struggling toward recovery.You can find the Hope Discovered Podcast by CommQuest on your favorite podcasting platform.For more information about CommQuest, please visit https://www.commquest.org/

Hospice care is designed to help terminally ill people live out their final days in as much comfort as possible. The practical application of palliative care, in most cases, focuses on alleviating physical pain. But there are other elements involved.  Emotional, psychological, and spiritual comfort all take on vital importance at the end of life. Faith may take precedence over everything else in these moments. No matter what a hospice patient believes, the interconnected concepts of mind, body, and soul are deeply ingrained across most cultures. When faced with their own mortality, people often feel an urgent need to get their spiritual affairs in order. At its best, hospice care can allow patients to incorporate faith into their life during their final days as much or as little as they desire. This morning, Darrell will talk with us about his role as a hospice chaplain at Aultman Hospital. https://www.medshoprx.com 

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Radhika Sharma, a Board Certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist and certified Life & Wellness Coach. Dr. Sharma is passionate about Women's Health and Wellness. She is a mother of 2 young girls and wife to a fellow OBGYN. As a busy mother, wife and physician, Dr. Sharma found herself caught in the quicksand and did not see any way out of it. Fortunately, she found life coaching, which allowed her to recognize her authentic and essential self. Today Dr. Sharma continues her work as an OBGYN, while also collaborating with her life coaching clients to help them challenge the obstacles in their lives, and follow their essential self to make it through some of life's most challenging times. Dr. Sharma completed her medical training at Saba University School of Medicine. After completing her medical rotations in the United States, she went on to complete her obstetrics & gynecology residency at Aultman Hospital in Affiliation with Northeast Ohio Medical University. She specializes in Pelvic floor disorders and reconstruction. Dr. Sharma is also a certified Life & Wellness coach through the Martha Beck Wayfinder training. Our discussion today included: • Respect in relationships and friendships, particularly as a mom • Listening to your inner voice in making important decisions • Growing up in a strongly East Indian household with strict family and educational values • The value of leaning into discomfort • Teaching our children about rejection, the value of affirmations, and understanding differences • Empowering our children and questioning the “good girl” myth • The challenge of finding a middle ground with your partner in parenting decisions • Dr. Sharma explores her role as a doctor as she dealt with postpartum anxiety • Getting in touch with your essential self and learning to listen to your body • The value of pursuing life integration • How a time audit can help you gain control of your life • Dr. Sharma's views on the ways in which the United States is not adequately supporting new mothers • Exploring the expectations you set for yourself and what you want for yourself BusyOBees HER Health Collective --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/herhealthcollective/support

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Radhika Sharma, a Board Certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist and certified Life & Wellness Coach. Dr. Sharma is passionate about Women's Health and Wellness. She is a mother of 2 young girls and wife to a fellow OBGYN. As a busy mother, wife and physician, Dr. Sharma found herself caught in the quicksand and did not see any way out of it. Fortunately, she found life coaching, which allowed her to recognize her authentic and essential self. Today Dr. Sharma continues her work as an OBGYN, while also collaborating with her life coaching clients to help them challenge the obstacles in their lives, and follow their essential self to make it through some of life's most challenging times. Dr. Sharma completed her medical training at Saba University School of Medicine. After completing her medical rotations in the United States, she went on to complete her obstetrics & gynecology residency at Aultman Hospital in Affiliation with Northeast Ohio Medical University. She specializes in Pelvic floor disorders and reconstruction. Dr. Sharma is also a certified Life & Wellness coach through the Martha Beck Wayfinder training. Our discussion today included: Respect in relationships and friendships, particularly as a mom Listening to your inner voice in making important decisions Growing up in a strongly East Indian household with strict family and educational values The value of leaning into discomfort Teaching our children about rejection, the value of affirmations, and understanding differences Empowering our children and questioning the “good girl” myth The challenge of finding a middle ground with your partner in parenting decisions Dr. Sharma explores her role as a doctor as she dealt with postpartum anxiety Getting in touch with your essential self and learning to listen to your body The value of pursuing life integration How a time audit can help you gain control of your life Dr. Sharma's views on the ways in which the United States is not adequately supporting new mothers Exploring the expectations you set for yourself and what you want for yourself BusyOBees HER Health Collective --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/herhealthcollective/support

Health Matters is a weekly radio show sponsored by the Medicine Center Pharmacy on WHBC 1480 AM in Canton, Ohio. This episode pharmacists Brad White and Paul White discuss the Trauma Department at Aultman Hospital with Dr. Nicholas Roberts, Medical Director and General Surgeon, Aultman General Surgery. http://www.medshoprx.com  https://aultmandocs.com/physicians/nicholas-b-roberts 

In this episode, we interview Lindsey Zimmerman and Jodi Luntz, who are close friends and co-chairs for the upcoming fundraising event, "Calling All Angels", for Aultman Hospital. This year, in lieu of the in-person Angel Auction Gala, the Women's Board of Aultman Hospital will host a week long virtual celebration from May 10-14, to honor our local healthcare workers, acknowledge the generous community of donors and raise funds to support patient initiatives at Aultman Hospital. Lindsey and Jodi are fun, upbeat and their passion to serve is contagious. They share their story of how they met, became friends and then grew together with a heart for community service and outreach, being involved in many projects that support our community. We had a blast with these two energetic and driven women. We are thankful to Aultman Hospital for many reasons and this is our opportunity to "Pay It Forward". Check out the link and consider donating to this wonderful cause. http://callingallagels2021.org

In this episode, Michele shares how her husband, son and herself came down with Covid 19.  She discusses how this disease has attacked them all in different ways from moderate symptoms in herself and her son to her husband's severe symptoms of high fever and pneumonia leading him to be placed on a ventilator in Aultman Hospital.  Michele admits that the love, prayers and support from so many people have been a blessing that is helping  the family get through this terrible time.  She said that she has used Facebook to connect with so many people since they could not have contact with anyone during their quarantine.  "The outpouring of support has been like getting hundreds of virtual hugs".  Lauren shares the importance of the quote, “Be kind, you never know what someone else is going through” and how that applies to each of us during these stressful times. Please listen to learn how important it is to appreciate each moment with loved ones.  All the little things that bother us in our day to day lives mean nothing when it comes down to the most important things like health and life.

Register here: tiny.cc/jobfair1028. Employers available for live chat: Aultman Hospital, Spectrum, Coastal Pet Products, Inc., Fresh Mark, Polymer Packaging, Superior Dairy, Mercy Medical Center, Canton, Ohio and Gregory Industries.

What better way to kick off the 2020 IT Blog Awards season than to bring together technical bloggers, vloggers and podcasters to share their unique experiences? In this episode, you'll gain insights into what inspired some of our Cisco Champion bloggers, vloggers and podcasters to pursue their craft; what challenges they faced (and overcame); and some of the amazing outcomes of pursuing their passion and sharing their unique insights and perspectives. (The IT Blog Awards, hosted by Cisco, is accepting submissions through October 16, 2020. Apply today.) Learn more: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/training-events/events-webinars/influencer-hub/blog-awards.html?dtid=opdcsnc001469 Cisco Champion Hosts: Aaron Weiler (twitter.com/aaronengineered), Comcast, Sales Engineer Daren Fulwell (twitter.com/darenfulwell), IP Fabric, Network Automation Evangelist Deirra Footman (twitter.com/ccieby30), 14 West, Senior Network Engineer Kevin Blackburn (twitter.com/theroutingtable), Aultman Hospital, Director of Network and Communication Services Guest: Lauren Friedman (twitter.com/lauren), Cisco, Technical Influencer Marketing and Cisco Champion Program Moderator: Amilee San Juan (twitter.com/amileesan1), Cisco, Technical Influencer Marketing and Cisco Champion Program

What better way to kick off the 2020 IT Blog Awards season than to bring together technical bloggers, vloggers and podcasters to share their unique experiences? In this episode, you'll gain insights into what inspired some of our Cisco Champion bloggers, vloggers and podcasters to pursue their craft; what challenges they faced (and overcame); and some of the amazing outcomes of pursuing their passion and sharing their unique insights and perspectives. (The IT Blog Awards, hosted by Cisco, is accepting submissions through October 16, 2020. Apply today.) Learn more: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/training-events/events-webinars/influencer-hub/blog-awards.html?dtid=opdcsnc001469 Cisco Champion Hosts: Aaron Weiler (twitter.com/aaronengineered), Comcast, Sales Engineer Daren Fulwell (twitter.com/darenfulwell), IP Fabric, Network Automation Evangelist Deirra Footman (twitter.com/ccieby30), 14 West, Senior Network Engineer Kevin Blackburn (twitter.com/theroutingtable), Aultman Hospital, Director of Network and Communication Services Guest: Lauren Friedman (twitter.com/lauren), Cisco, Technical Influencer Marketing and Cisco Champion Program Moderator: Amilee San Juan (twitter.com/amileesan1), Cisco, Technical Influencer Marketing and Cisco Champion Program

What’s good, everybody? In this episode, Perci sits down with his long-time friend Eric Williams. Eric is a physical therapist at Aultman Hospital in Canton, Ohio. Eric studied at Mount Union College and got his masters at the University of Akron. Eric has always been a sports fanatic and was a resource for Perci while he played professional baseball. Eric knows Perci as well as anyone and they share the ability to talk about controversial topics without getting hostile. They felt it was time to talk about some important topics with each other so the world could hear a different perspective. ERIC'S TWITTER: https://twitter.com/EricWilliams_21 LISTEN ONLINE: www.getlevelpod.com/99mph MY INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/pgarner4 MY TWITTER - twitter.com/percigarner FRESH MERCH - teespring.com/stores/perci-garner GET LEVEL PODCAST NETWORK - www.getlevelpod.com/99mph GET LEVEL MERCH - www.getlevelpod.com/store

Recently CommQuest CEO Keith Hochadel sat down with Wendy Hunter, our Director of Detox at CommQuest Detox located in Aultman Hospital to discuss what steps CommQuest and Aultman are taking to ensure the safety for those who are ready to start their recovery journey with us. Take a listen to learn more about how you can access services today!We are here to help, and your safety is our top priority.

CommQuest Services, Inc. and Aultman Hospital will be joining forces to open a withdrawal management unit within the Aultman Hospital Main Campus. Under this partnership agreement, CommQuest Services will operate a withdrawal management unit, focusing on addiction services, which will serve individuals who are in crisis and in need of recovery treatment.Relocating and expanding withdrawal management services will accomplish two goals: It will allow CommQuest the continued ability to offer 24/7 detox services, and it will do so with no waiting lists. This episode is an interview with representatives from CommQuest and Aultman about how the unit will work and its goals.

Gynecologist and Robotics surgeon Dr. Priyabala Ramaiah provides comprehensive women’s healthcare to patients of all ages at Total Women’s Care (TWC) in Canton, Ohio. After finishing her residency at Aultman Hospital in Canton, she started her practice in OB-GYN and settled in the area. Dr. Ramaiah has been seeing patients for over two decades and currently focuses her practice on Gynecology. She performs procedures in her office and at two area hospitals where she admits and treats patients – Aultman Hospital and Mercy Medical Center.

Massillon City Council voted Monday night to move forward in the deal with Aultman Hospital.

Pam talks with President of Aultman Health Foundation, Ed Roth and Massillon Mayor Kathy Catazaro-Perry about the new partnership.

Patients with diabetes understand the challenge of managing the disease on a daily basis. Healthy eating, physical activity, regular blood monitoring, taking medication and reducing the risk of complications are all necessary. Sometimes it can be overwhelming, but a diabetes educator can help. In this podcast, we talk with Mechelle Metzgar, diabetes educator from Aultman Hospital about blood sugar ranges, how to treat them, diet, exercise and more.

A lot is happening in the City of Canton, and that’s great news for residents, local businesses and anyone who has an interest in living or traveling to our great city. In today's podcast, we learn more about plans for the Aultman Hospital Campus and surrounding neighborhood transformation.

Many body systems — including muscles, bones, joints, vision, the balance organ in the inner ear, nerves, heart and blood vessels — must work normally in order to have normal balance. When these systems aren't functioning well, balance problems can happen.   In today's podcast, physical therapist, Andy Beltz from Aultman Hospital breaks down balance and dizziness in his top 10 list. Listen in and see what it's all about.