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July is UV Safety Month
When we think of summer, images of beaches, theme parks, and outdoor sports and activities come to mind. While getting out of the house and doing things outside is generally
2021 State Recap
Find Out How Healthcare Legislation Fared This Year by TERESA SCHIFFER This year was a busy one for healthcare legislation during Florida’s legislative session that ended in late April. There
Going to the Top
BayCare Advocates Address Congress on Children’s Mental Health Care by TIM CRAIG While the long-term physical effects of the COVID pandemic continue to be studied, the mental health effects, particularly
COVID’s Wake
With the Worst Over, Why Is Burnout So Prevalent? by DIANA HENDEL, PharmD & MARK GOULSTON, MD The worst of COVID seems to be over. So, just as a
On the Pulse
As Sense of Normalcy Grows, Healthcare Sector Buzzing With New Faces and Accomplishments by ERIKA ALDRICH Summer is in full swing and Central Florida’s healthcare providers are happy to see
A New Angle for Healthcare Careers
Florida Polytechnic University Offers New Health Systems Engineering Program by PAUL CATALA Michael Ortiz’s plan is a career in health informatics once he graduates with his degree from Florida Polytechnic
Resolutions of Resilience
Seven Habits for Healthcare Workers on the Edge of Burnout by GARY R. SIMONDS, MD,MHCDS & WAYNE M. SOTILE, PHD It’s easy for healthcare workers to fixate on the dark
On the Pulse
Healthcare professionals across the area finish 2020 on a strong note with accomplishments and awards. The year 2020 is one for the history books, and what a year it has
Care After Crisis
Watson Clinic’s Dr. Kathleen Haggerty Opens Post-COVID Care Clinic by TERESA SCHIFFER By this point, you’re likely ready to be done with COVID-19. It has dominated just about every aspect
Glaucoma and Dry Eyes
Eye doctors are excited this year with 2021 rolling in. It’s an excellent opportunity for us to shine some light on eye care topics that we would like to highlight.
