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February 21, 2022/Neurosciences/Epilepsy

Lifestyle Interventions for Epilepsy and Related Comorbidities to Be Assessed in Largest Prospective Study to Date

Randomized trial will follow 1,000 patients to explore potential adjunctive role

July 14, 2020/Behavioral Health

Pandemic Appears to Fuel Rise in Stress Cardiomyopathy Rates

Cleveland Clinic study finds large surge in cases vs. historical levels

May 14, 2020/COVID-19

How Digestive Disease Clinicians Can Help Patients Manage COVID-19-Induced Stress

Coping with stress-related disease exacerbations

March 26, 2020/COVID-19

Vigilance Needed During COVID-19 as Child Abuse Concerns Rise

Virtual visits provide a unique glimpse into home life

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October 2, 2017/Leadership

Why Resilience Training Isn’t the Antidote for Burnout

3 assumptions re-examined

August 29, 2017/Professional staff at Consult QD/Insights & Perspectives

7 Ways You Can Build Resilience

Thoughts from Chief of Staff Brian G. Donley, MD

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August 24, 2017/Leadership

Therapeutic Presence: Mindfulness in the Exam Room

How to be mentally ready to be wholly present

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August 23, 2017/Nursing/Wellness

Looking for Help to Manage the Demands of Work?

Get tips from a nursing wellness expert

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August 18, 2017/Professional staff at Consult QD/Insights & Perspectives

Physician Burnout: An Impending Epidemic?

No one is immune from the risk

April 7, 2015/Heart, Vascular and Thoracic/Research

Intense Anger Can Increase MI Rates, Study Finds

It suggests physicians can help reduce this risk

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