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The Efficacy Of Inspiratory Muscle Training Post Covid: A Systematic Review, Robert Dekerlegand, Sydney Brannen, Olivia Bunch, Amrit Deo, Erin Dopke, Kayleigh Moreland

Department of Physical Therapy Posters

Introduction

• Fatigue and dyspnea can persist post COVID infection and negatively impact both functional capacity and quality of life (QOL).^1,2
• Residual pulmonary impairments and/or inspiratory muscle dysfunction associated with COVID infection contribute to these symptoms.^2,3
• Ventilatory demands exceeding the capacity of the inspiratory muscles can exacerbate these symptoms accentuating activity limitations that restrict participation in life roles.
• As symptom-limited exercise and QOL are related to inspiratory muscle function post COVID,^4,5 inspiratory muscle training (IMT) may improve rehabilitation outcomes.³
• The purpose of this systematic review was to determine the potential efficacy of IMT in individuals post-COVID.

Pediatric Diabetes Education, Trisha Williams, Tobie O'Brien, Amanda Williams

Advanced Practice Perspectives Podcast: For Nursing Contact Hours

Join us as we delve into the groundbreaking changes in the diagnosis and treatment of type 1 diabetes in children. Amanda Williams shares insights on new staging processes and the FDA-approved drug teplizumab, which adds years of quality life to young patients.

Click here to stream the podcast episode.

02.10.2025 Ored Connect, Liz Williamson

ORED Newsletter

Community Engagement Recognition

Intouch Week Of February 10, 2025, New York Medical College

InTouch

• HeLa Conference Highlights Solutions to Health Equity
• NYMC Alums Share Marriage, Memories, and a Lifetime Together
• NYMC Goes Red for National Heart Month
• New Area of Concentration Closes the Gap in Quality Improvement Education for Tomorrow’s Doctors
• SLP Alumna Shares Insights with Prospective Students
• Connect and Mentor Event Bridges Public Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
• Student Spotlight: From Dentistry to Public Health: An M.P.H. Student’s Journey to Transform Global Public Health

February 5, 2025 — Letter To The House Ways And Means Committee On Tax, American Dental Association

Advocacy in Action letters

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Virtual Checkout™: Streamlining Patient Discharge Through Telehealth Innovation, Tony Fabiano, Md, Judd Hollander, Md

Jefferson Center for Connected Care Posters

Why Virtual Checkout™?

- The new Honickman Center at Jefferson Health was designed to allow for checkout occur in the room, creating a more patient-centered experience

• Approximately 600 Virtual Checkout™ sessions per day

- Virtual Checkout™ (VCO) is an alternative to allow for the patientcentric experience but with a more efficient staffing model

• Remote VCO agents can service patients in multiple clinics at the same time

- Can seamlessly deliver care and checkout experience in patient’s preferred language

• 8.5% of patient visits with non-English primary language (patient seen at Honickman Center

Intouch Week Of February 3, 2025, New York Medical College

InTouch

• John Phillips, M.D., FACS, to Lead Department of Urology
• NYMC Highlights the Powerful Intersection of Holocaust Remembrance and Black History
• Joel Kupersmith, M.D. ’64, Presents Inaugural Lecture on Virtual Care and Health Ethics
• Study Exposes Stark Health Disparities in Sickle Cell Disease Outcomes Tied to Social Vulnerability
• Faculty Spotlight: Shaping the Future of EMS: Advancing Quality and Care Nationwide Public Health

Realizing The Value Of Virtual Care Programs, Tony Fabiano, Md, Judd Hollander, Md, Frank Sites, Rn, Bsn

Jefferson Center for Connected Care Posters

Introduction

• Advancing virtual care requires a realistic conversation that moves past innovation and “coolness” and evaluates the program in the same manner as any other program being introduced into a health system
• The focus must be on value, which takes into account both quality (outcomes) and cost.
• We share four models we have developed, as we are deciding how best to move forward with virtual care

Acceptability Of Self-Swab Hpv Cervical Cancer Screenings Among Arabic-Speaking Individuals, Nour Elrokhsi, Melanie Menning

Posters and Presentations: Family Medicine

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Ultralow-Field Mri Feasibility In Pediatric Ecmo Patients, Jessica S. Wallisch, Asdis Finnsdottir Wagner, Maura Sien, John M. Daniel Iv, Allison Taber, Nathan S. Artz, Sherwin S. Chan

Presentations

INTRODUCTION Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) is used to treat refractory cardiopulmonary failure. Survival has significantly improved, yet high rates of acute brain injury (ABI) in this population results in significant morbidity and mortality. Currently available imaging modalities [ultrasound (US), computed tomography (CT)] have low detection of early hypoxic-ischemic and cerebrovascular-type injuries, which delays the diagnosis of ABI while on ECMO. CT sensitivity increases only when it is too late to effectively intervene. High-field (>=1.5 Tesla) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the gold standard to diagnose pediatric ischemic brain injury but is not compatible with ECMO. An ultralow-field (0.064 T) …

Nursing News & Views - February 2025, Brenda Rocha Rn, Cno

Nursing Newsletters

Nursing News & Views - February 2025

Beyond The Diagnosis: Health-Related Social Needs Screening In Oncology Practice, Rebecca Cammy, Lcsw, Munjireen Sifat, Phd, Celeste Vaughan-Briggs, Lcsw, Michael Dimino, Phd, Valerie Csik, Mph

Department of Medical Oncology Posters

Background

Disparities in cancer care are deeply rooted in social determinants of health, resulting in poorer outcomes for marginalized populations. Health-related social needs (HRSN) screening has emerged as a critical strategy to address these inequities. By identifying and addressing unmet social needs – such as housing instability, food insecurity, and transportation access – we can mitigate barriers to care and improve overall well-being among cancer patients.

A Case Of Heterotaxy And Common Atrioventricular Canal With Bradycardia, Mohamed Aashiq Abdul Ghayum, Jenna Schermerhorn, Hayley S. Hancock, Kelsey Brattrud, Melanie Kathol, Maria Kiaffas

Posters

Background: Heterotaxy-polysplenia syndrome (otherwise known as left atrial isomerism) should be suspected in the presence of complete atrioventricular canal defect (CAVC) with interruption of the inferior vena cava (IVC), atrioventricular block (AVB), and viscero-cardiac heterotaxy. The prognosis remains dismal for the fetus with such entity, especially in the presence of major structural heart disease and high-grade atrioventricular block. Early diagnosis, close follow up, and appropriate delivery planning, allows for effective stabilization of the baby after birth and might improve survival. Methods: A 26-year-old mother at 26 weeks gestational age was referred for cardiac evaluation of cardiomegaly, suspected CAVC and bradycardia. …

Standardized Rounding Tool For Family Centered Care, Jayme Cayce, Nayeli Martinez, Joshua Mckay, Reuit Yusuf

2024

No abstract provided.

No Fly Zone - Optimizing Patient Safety During Shift Change, Paula Guzman, Stephanie Martinez, Avelin Moncy, Riddhi Patel, Megan Ruhl, Cynthia Segura, Yi Yan

2024

No abstract provided.

Focus On Efficiency: Transforming Picu Care One Assessment At A Time, Markisha Brown, Luke Mee, Kassandra Montoya-Roberts, Stacey Nguyen, Jessica Paredes, Linda Tran

2024

No abstract provided.

Preventing And Managing Delirium In The Pediatric Cardiac Icu, Jordan Aragon, Anya Hirsch, Keara Hughes, Ella Melnyk, Megan Sally, Anna Tisdale

2024

No abstract provided.

Isolation Stoplight: Education Signs For Isolation Status, Taylor Klausmeyer, Tina Nguyen, Esther Shin, Morgan Rasberry, Cheyenne Vandertuin

2024

No abstract provided.

Increasing Suicide Screening Rates In The Pediatric Emergency Department, Kelsey Allen, Kandiss Hayes, Amy Li Button, Viviana Ramirez

2024

No abstract provided.

The Impact Of Health Literacy Training On Nurse Resident’S Confidence In Educating Patients And Families, Sara Lundgren, Lorena Perez, Phoebe Zackary

2024

No abstract provided.

Stressed, Blessed, And Resilient: Using Mindfulness To Increase Nurse Resilience, Keri Cherutich, Nataly Camarillo, Daria Pidgeon, Kinnon Vest, Sidney Little, Alexandra Parkey, Kelsi Thompson, Felice Johnson, Natalie Steward

2024

No abstract provided.

Call, Don’T Fall: Exploring Individualized Fall Prevention Plans In In-Patient Neurology/Neurosurgery Patient, Nohemi Torres, Katherine Neathery, Erika Lopez, Annabel Clark, Monique Rodriguez, Hanna Fajardo, Chau Dong

2024

No abstract provided.

Assessing Delirium In A Level Iv Nicu, Nohemi Amaya, Jessica No, Zulema Oliva, Hannah Rahnke, Bethany Rajkowski

2024

No abstract provided.

Documenting Timely Pain Reassessment In The Pediatric Emergency Room, Vanessa Alegria, Victoria Holden, Briana Toledo, Jenny Vu

2024

No abstract provided.

Enhancing Comfort Levels Among Staff When Caring For End-Of-Life Patients Using Simulation, Diana Meza, Haley Winstead

2024

No abstract provided.

Leading With Safety: How Huddles Make A Difference In Patient Care, Lauren Houck, Kellie Scott, Kelsey Points

2024

No abstract provided.

Barriers & Facilitators To Incorporating Human Milk Into The Diets Of Congenital Heart Disease Patients, Juliana Aguilar, Brandon Franco, Faith Ojo, Juliette Rezai, Kayla Gilliam, Nataleigh Cotter

2024

No abstract provided.

Common Pulmonary Vein Atresia: A Diagnostic And Management Distinction, Adenike Adenikinju, Jenna Schermerhorn, Anmol Goyal, William Douglas, Sanket Shah

Posters

Common pulmonary vein atresia (CPVA) is an extremely rare congenital heart disease (CHD) characterized by a pulmonary vein confluence with no connection to the left atrium (LA) and no large decompressing vessel. We present a rare case of CPVA prognosticated with multimodal imaging.

Amputation Eras, Children's Mercy Kansas City

Clinical Pathways

No abstract provided.

Healthcare Informatics February 2025, Aga Khan University

Department of Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) Archives

• Message from the Physician Director
• Update by Workgroup Leads
• AKUH-Karachi, OneHealth Activities
• Business and Innovation Award
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