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Dr. Diane Wintz, Medical Director of Trauma and Generational Health for Sharp Memorial Hospital, is joined by Kelly Wright, RN and Manager of Generational Health, and Shawna Fallon, Principal Gift Officer for the Sharp HealthCare, talk about the mission and programs of Generational Health.About Spotlight and Cloudcast Media"Spotlight On The Community" is the longest running community podcast in the country, continuously hosted by Drew Schlosberg for 19 years.  "Spotlight" is part of Cloudcast Media's line-up of powerful local podcasts, telling the stories, highlighting the people, and celebrating the gravitational power of local. For more information on Cloudcast and its shows and cities served, please visit www.cloudcastmedia.us.Cloudcast Media | the national leader in local podcasting.  About Mission Fed Credit UnionA community champion for over 60 years, Mission Fed Credit Union with over $6 billion in member assets, is the Sponsor of Spotlight On The Community, helping to curate connectivity, collaboration, and catalytic conversations.  For more information on the many services for San Diego residents, be sure to visit them at https://www.missionfed.com/

In this episode learn about how the Generational Health Program at Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego was developed and expanded to create an extensive care program that provides specialised care for older adults. What started as a pilot program in 2019 is now a multidisciplinary age-friendly collaboration that begins right at admission.   Host Christina Shenvi is joined by 3 experts from Sharp Memorial Hospital who provide insight into how this program operates to provide the highest level of care for older patients. Diane Wintz, MD, a trauma surgeon who was heavily involved in creating the Generational Health Program. Her goal was to change how traditional health care models approach elderly patients presenting to the ED. Kelly Wright, RN, trained as an oncology nurse and now serves as manager of the program, and Stacy Nilsen, PhD RN, who's focus is on the feasibility, implementation, education and data assessment of the program. Together they discuss the creation and expansion of the program and highlight the most important aspects of what makes it a success.

 Recent advancements in treatment and a multimodal approach to care are improving outcomes for patients with head and neck cancer, however access to therapies and unique patient challenges due to disease symptoms, difficulty eating, difficulty communicating, and other psychosocial factors can reduce patient quality of life. In this episode, CANCER BUZZ speaks with Angelea Bruce, RD, CSO, OPN-CG, registered dietician and head and neck program navigator at Sharp Memorial Hospital and Brittney Watts, RN, head and neck patient care coordinator at Yale New Haven Hospital, about the importance of head and neck nurse navigation and how a dedicated navigator can help address these unique patient needs and improve care for patients with head and neck cancer.  “I think looking at it through the eyes of the physicians, the health insurance, the organization [cancer program], and looking at what are the patient outcomes, success rates, delays in care, survivorship...I think those are important metrics to monitor and we [as head and neck patient navigators] can let a program know whether the patient's needs are being met.” –Angelea Bruce, RD, CSO, OPN-CG “Having a specific nurse coordinator for the head and neck community is vital to the patient's journey within the entire process. This is the point person for the patient, for the providers, and you are the connection for the patient to the healthcare facility.” –Brittney Watts, RN Guests Angelea Bruce, RD, CSO, OPN-CG Registered Dietician, Head & Neck Program Navigator Sharp Memorial Hospital San Diego, California   Brittney Watts, RN Head & Neck Cancer Patient Care Coordinator Yale New Haven Hospital New Haven, Connecticut  This episode, developed in connection with the ACCC education program Multidisciplinary Approaches to Head and Neck Cancer Care, was made possible with support by EMD Serono. Additional Reading/Sources Multidisciplinary Approaches to Head & Neck Cancer Care Head and Neck Patient and Caregiver Resources  

This week's unsolved homicide occurred in La Mesa, California. Around 12:30 a.m. on April 24, 2021, when two masked men approached an apartment in the 4300 block of Echo Court. They knocked on the door. Cornelius Donte Brown, also known as Donte was a 22-year-old active-duty sailor. After Donte answered the door, one of the men shot Donte in the chest and in the neck.The two men fled into the night. After being rushed to Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego, Donte died during surgery. According to Adrienne Brown Mills, her son had some friends over. “I was told you know that they had a little get-together,” “And maybe eight to 10 people were at there, his, apartment. All of them were Navy with the exception of maybe one or two, three at the most. [Someone knocked and] he went to the door and was shot and killed.”Donte had big dreams. Originally from South Carolina, he was stationed at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego. He served aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln since 2018.For the police, there is not much information to go on. His parents described him as outgoing, caring, and loved by everyone. Donte was destined to be a very successful man and someone came along and took it,” said his father.Today, Adrienne hasn't received any updates on her son's case. Adrienne has no answers about her son's death. For this week's story, I spoke with Donte Brown's parents, Adrienne and Norman. If you have any information about this case, please contact the La Mesa Police Department at 619-667-1400 or San Diego County Crime Stoppers at 888-580-TIPS. For additional information about this case, please visit the Justice4DonteBrown FB page. Note* Opening audio provided by CBS 8 News (https://www.cbs8.com)Please also visit my website for more information about my true crime and paranormal newspaper columns at www.themarcabe.com. You can also help support my podcast by purchasing a cup of $5 coffee every month. To help support the podcast, please visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/catchmykiller. If you would like to contact me about this podcast, please visit my websites www.catchmykiller.com or www.themarcabe.com where you can submit a case.

Have you ever pondered whether all the work over ECPR was worth it?  Even if you did save a few patients, does this really make sense from a societal standpoint?  Am I giving up my life on a project where my efforts could be better elsewhere?  Then this episode is for you (and me).  This month I talk with Melissa Barnes and Ryan Coute about the economics of cardiac arrest and specifically ECPR.  Ryan has just published a great paper in Resuscitation on the costs on OHCA.  We will talk with Ryan and Melissa Barnes, ECMO manager at Sharp Memorial Hospital about benefits and costs to society of OHCA and ECMO.  I learned several pearls from Ryan's paper as well as a paper by Grosse that Ryan references.  Below are the links to both papers with a couple graphs to try to wrap your head around.

Have you ever pondered whether all the work over ECPR was worth it?  Even if you did save a few patients, does this really make sense from a societal standpoint?  Am I giving up my life on a project where my efforts could be better elsewhere?  Then this episode is for you (and me).  This month I talk with Melissa Barnes and Ryan Coute about the economics of cardiac arrest and specifically ECPR.  Ryan has just published a great paper in Resuscitation on the costs on OHCA.  We will talk with Ryan and Melissa Barnes, ECMO manager at Sharp Memorial Hospital about benefits and costs to society of OHCA and ECMO.  I learned several pearls from Ryan's paper as well as a paper by Grosse that Ryan references.  Below are the links to both papers with a couple graphs to try to wrap your head around.

Octogenarian Pat Anderson, 89, retired from her lifelong career as a textile studio craftsman - spinning, knitting, sewing and weaving. Leaving her daughter in charge of the studio, she embarked on an unusual retirement project: creating and providing hand-knit prosthetics for mastectomy breast cancer survivors. As a lifelong textile studio craftsman, Pat was well versed in the legal, professional, and ethical challenges this project presented. Once everything was in place she filed a copyright. We could see the excitement in her when she proclaimed, “To date, 1500 pairs have been lovingly gifted, from one survivor to another.” 60% of all recipients offer to join the project as co-sponsors with donations. Each pair of Busters that goes out is paid for. At the end of the year there is a surplus which Pat generously donates to the Breast Cancer Support Program at Sharp Memorial Hospital in California. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Women Over 70 has committed to donating 20% of all contributions we receive to the Busters Project during the month of October. Contributions are the only form of funding for this important project. “We are blessed to know that we are really creating something that has a positive impact on someone else's life.” Connect with Pat:Email: spinshuttlestudio@gmail.com

Today we get behind the mic with Nurse Alice! A little about her. She is mom, nurse, educator, and author. She is a board-certified Clinical Nurse Specialist and Family Nurse Practitioner with over 23 years nursing experience specializing in cardiovascular and critical care. She has served as an expert clinical practitioner responsible for providing direct patient care, leadership, consultation, education, and patient care management expertise for complex cardiac patients including myocardial infarction, interventional cardiac catheterization, advanced congestive heart failure, CVICU patients, ICD/pacemakers, and post-heart transplants at places like Cedars Sinai Medical Center and Sharp Memorial Hospital. She also has extensive experience in burn, trauma, and emergency medicine having worked at Level 1 Trauma Centers including Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego and UC San Diego Regional Burn Center. Nurse Alice has also created an amazing professional career in both social and mass media! She runs her Podcast “Ask Nurse Alice,” is a Medical Contributor to NBCLA, and holds such a unique space in the media.  She is a recurring on-air health medical contributor for NBC 4 in Los Angeles and has appeared as a regular for other local and national news networks including The Dr. Oz Show, The Doctors, CNN, HLN, FOX News, TVOne, BBC, and KTLA Morning News. She also hosts the weekly digital shows, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtWbLyHfxPbK0hLvDKgHP7cSuKKy6ZUeQ (“The Exam Room with Nurse Alice”) and “https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=3706134526118940&ref=watch_permalink (Nurse News Now with Nurse Alice).” To connect with Nurse Alice click https://www.instagram.com/asknursealice/ (HERE ) To connect with Tori click https://www.instagram.com/nurse.tori_/ (HERE)  To connect with Sam Manassero click https://www.instagram.com/heysamanthaa/ (HERE) To connect with Cellfie Show click https://www.instagram.com/cellfie_podcast/ (HERE) https://www.cellfiepodcast.com/ (Cellfie Show ) https://www.cellfiepodcast.com/shopcellfiemerch (Cellfie Podcast Merch)  Produced by: Tori + Sam  https://www.cellfiepodcast.com/shopcellfiemerch?page=2 (CELLFIE SUMMER MERCH IS HERE! ) This is the summer to get Sweet & Salty! We are thrilled to bring you our newest Cellfie MERCH line speaking to your soul! The Unpopular Opinions, bring them! The Sexy, Sassy, Spicy, Self-Aware Moment, we are living! We hope you enjoy this Merch drop as much as we did creating it for you! Thank you to our Cellfie Squad for your support throughout this Podcast journey!  BEAM! (Code: CELLFIE15) 15% OFF Literally our favorite! Get your sleep in check! Better, cleaner, totally natural supplements. your nightly drink for better sleep. a delicious blend of sleep-enhancing vitamins, minerals, nano CBD and more.  https://glnk.io/8y92/nursetori (CLICK HERE) RESUME RX  (Save 20%)  STAND OUT IN YOUR JOB SEARCH!! CLICK HERE https://cellfieshow--theresumerx.thrivecart.com/template-bundle/ (Nurse Résumé Templates)  CLICK HERE https://cellfieshow--theresumerx.thrivecart.com/template-bundle/5fac7fe4eb3e6/ (FILL-IN-THE-BLANK SOLUTION FOR YOUR RÉSUMÉ AND COVER LETTER) MAXIMIZE YOUR NURSING PROFESSION This 28 page eBook is a digital download that provides you with NURSE PRO TIPS to help you land that dream job! This is a fully loaded guide complete with the strategies to help you master your job application and interview process. We cover all of the juicy details to help you perfect the art of interviewing. https://9128462355707618.sellfy.store/ (THE COMPLETE NURSE INTERVIEW GUIDE TO LAND YOUR DREAM JOB! )

For this episode of the podcast, we are sharing Q&A with Dean Miller, Exercise Physiologist in Cardiac Rehab at Sharp Memorial Hospital, that were part of our recent "Here For Each Other" Employee Wellbeing Community session, devoted to creative ways to be active.ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:Cardiac Rehabilitation at Sharp HealthCareWhil: Free digital mindfulness and yoga app for Sharp employees. Visit https://connect.whil.com/sponsor/SharpHealthCare to get started. All you need is your Sharp email address! (SharpNET)Move More Rewards Program: Move More Rewards allows you to track your steps, compete in monthly step challenges and automatically be entered into opportunity drawings for a chance to win cash rewards each month! (SharpNET)Studio Sweat onDEMAND: virtual workouts for $9/month. First 30 days free for Sharp Employees (SharpNET)The Active&Fit Direct Program: choose from hundreds of select fitness centers and gyms in San Diego and nationwide for $25 a month  (SharpNET)

As gyms and fitness centers start to reopen across the country, Sharp Best Health sits down with Mike Rein, clinical physiologist and the supervisor of Sharp Memorial Hospital's Rehabilitation Program and the Cushman Wellness Center at the Sharp Memorial Hospital Outpatient Pavilion, to talk about returning to your fitness routines safe and injury-free. Additional Resources:(podcast episode) Simple Ways to Sneak Exercise into Your Day(podcast episode) How to Make Exercise a Habit That Sticks!Holistic therapies and health screenings at the Cushman Wellness Center

It’s completely normal to experience increased stress during an infectious disease outbreak. it has the potential to increase anxiety, both because of the fear of catching the virus and also because of uncertainty about how the outbreak will affect us socially and economically. On today's episode, Sharp Best Health and guests, holistic wellness experts - Sooze Flery and Sharon Murnane - are offering a few practical steps you can take to improve your wellbeing and keep your stress and anxiety levels under control during these trying times.Guests on the episode:Sooze Flery, M.S., Sharp Memorial Hospital, Emotional Wellness Coach/EFT Practitioner Sharon Murnane, RN, HNB-BC, HTP, Sharp Memorial Hospital Cushman Wellness Center, Sharp Memorial Outpatient PavilionResources:"Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers: The Acclaimed Guide to Stress, Stress-Related Diseases, and Coping" by Robert M. Sapolsky "From Stress to Stillness: Tools for Inner Peace" by Gina Lake "A Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Workbook" by Bob StahlSharp HealthCare Resources: Whil: Free digital mindfulness and yoga app for Sharp employees. Visit https://connect.whil.com/sponsor/SharpHealthCare to get started. All you need is your Sharp email address!Weekly Zoom Mindfulness and Self-Compassion Drop-In Sessions for Sharp employees. The schedule is available at https://sharpnet.sharp.com/hr/benefits/sharpBestHealth/Mindfulness-Classes.cfm

On today's episode we are joined by Jim Harrel, Manager of Pulmonary and Respiratory Services, Sleep Lab and Pulmonary Rehab at Sharp Memorial Hospital, to talk about sleep health for night-shift employees. Jim offers 10 tips to help night-shift workers keep the odd working hours from hurting their health.Additional Resourceshttps://www.sleepfoundation.org/http://sleepeducation.org/

We're all busy. Between work, school, kids, parents, pets, there's just simply not enough time in the day to get everything done. When you have so many things on your to-do list, it's easy to write off your workout.On today's episode we are joined by Mike Rein, clinical physiologist and the supervisor of Sharp Memorial Hospital's Rehabilitation Program and the Cushman Wellness Center at the Sharp Memorial Hospital Outpatient Pavilion, to talk about simple ways we all can sneak exercise into our day.Resources:The Active&Fit Direct Program: Active&Fit Direct program through Sharp. The Active&Fit Direct program is an affordable gym membership program that gives you access to 10,000+ fitness centers nationwide. You can switch fitness centers to ensure you find the right fit. And it costs only $25 a month (plus a $25 enrollment fee and applicable taxes). Visit sharpnet/sharpbesthealth to get started!Simple stretches to add to your day (SharpNET page)How To Activate Your Stretch Break Timer (SharpNET page)How To Adjust Your Chair (SharpNET page)Let's 'deskercise'! (Sharp HealthNews Story)Fit Stop Program at the Cushman Center

A singer, songwriter and guitarist, David Ponder knows the importance of a strong, steady beat. But this was ridiculous. “My heart now, it's so strong,” said Ponder, 60, a Poway resident who in August 2016 underwent a successful heart transplant at Sharp Memorial Hospital. “The first night home, it was beating so hard it woke me up.” This Christmas, David Ponder is dazzled by the gifts he's received from strangers: a life-sustaining organ and a life-enhancing relationship. He's alive because a car wreck killed a man he'd never met, Coronado's Juan Carlos Lopez, 26. When surgeons removed Lopez's heart and transplanted it in Ponder's chest, two families were stitched together in sorrow and joy. Months after the surgery, Ponder visited Lopez's mother. The bond was instant.

Life after death—right here on earth—is now a reality for a growing number of patients who were once technically declared dead. As a world-renowned expert in resuscitation science and an Emergency Room physician at Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego, Dr. Zack Shinar is a hands-on practitioner of ECMO, or Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation, a life support procedure that involves pumping one’s blood outside the body. Zack walks us through his first encounters cheating death with ECMO and how it has become a regular work day for him to do so. Find out how he’s influencing the worldwide medical community and creating unique educational experiences to expand the impact of resuscitation science from his podcast ED ECMO to an annual conference he co-founded called Reanimate. We discuss future skills like interdisciplinary curiosity, statistical literacy, and effective decision-making for both doctors and patients. Hear how attending one of Zack’s Reanimate Conferences gave one man the skills to bring his own son back to life. For more information about the podcast and this week's show notes, visit www.aheadofourtime.com/raise-the-dead.

Professor David Engstrom explains CalPERS v. ANZ Securities, which entails Neil Gorsuch's first day of oral argument and represents SCOTUS' latest treatment of class action procedure; Audra Ibarra discusses why, after abran v. Sharp Memorial Hospital, not all mandatory rules are jurisdictional, and how that impacts your next motion for new trial

Are you ready for this rumble in the urban jungle?? Chris Ho vs Joe Bellezzo in the no holds barred debate about whether ECMO CPR is a step too far? The next cage match from SMACC Chicago. Chris and Joe are the director and vice-director respectively, of Emergency Medicine at Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego, California. They are two of the leading experts in ECPR, with Joe being one of the key players behind EDECMO. On a day-to-day basis, they are friends and colleagues, working together in one of the very few centers around the world to deliver ECPR. However in this Cage Match, friends become foe and there are no limitations to how far each will go to prove their side of the debate. On the AFFIRMATIVE side, Chris Ho delivers a convincing argument for why ECPR IS a step too far. From lack of evidence to the cost of “re-animating the dead” and everything in between, Chris Ho delivers a practical approach to the argument and demonstrates without a doubt why we are not ready for this to be the next step in resuscitation. On the NEGATIVE side, Joe Bellezzo delivers an outstanding rebuttal to “Dr Ho’s Nutty Brown Bullshit”. In an inspiring argument filled with anecdotes and occasional facts, Joe Bellezzo makes it impossible to think the ECPR shouldn’t be the next step in our ALS algorithm. Despite strong arguments from either side, as in all debates, there must be a winner. Do you agree with the outcome? If you want to find out whether Chris and Joe were able to kiss and make up, check out the exclusive ICN interview with the two, where they discuss more on ECPR.

In this episode Joe talks with Suzanne Chillcott, the Mechanical Circulatory Support (MCS) Lead RN at Sharp Memorial Hospital to discuss the nuts and bolts of establishing a "nurse-run" ECLS program. The post EDECMO Episode 12 – The Nurse-Based ECMO Program at Sharp Memorial Hospital with Suzanne Chillcott RN, BSN appeared first on ED ECMO.

Joe Bellezzo, MD along with his partner-in-crime, Zack Shinar, MD have started an ED ECMO service at Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego. I am so jealous! In this episode of the podcast, I get to talk to Joe about how it works.