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Category Archives: News
Thanks to Southwest Airlines, on behalf of Vanderbilt patients and families
from Wayne Wood: Again this year Southwest Airlines has stepped up to provide free travel for Vanderbilt patients who may need some help paying for a trip home after a trauma, or help coming to VUMC for cancer treatment. For … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer treatment, Jennifer Wetzel, LifeFlight, Southwest Airlines, trauma
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Andre Churchwell honored by Black Health magazine
from Wayne Wood: Andre Churchwell, M.D., senior associate dean for Diversity Affairs, was honored in a feature in the new issue of Black Health. The magazine published a salute to 15 African American medical educators. Here is Churchwell’s article … Continue reading
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Jason Koger featured in Apple’s 30 years of Mac ad
from Wayne Wood: About three years ago I worked on a story for House Organ about Jason Koger, a young man from Kentucky who was badly injured in an electrical accident that cost him both of his arms. Jason is … Continue reading
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Traveling exhibit traces medicine in Washington’s time
from Wayne Wood: A National Library of Medicine traveling exhibit, “George Washington and Medicine,” is on display in the History of Medicine Room at the Annette and Irwin Eskind Biomedical Library at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The exhibit is augmented … Continue reading
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“Between Hallmark and heartache”: Vanderbilt psychiatrist offers tips for how to have a pretty good Christmas
from Wayne Wood: During the holidays, the goal should be to set the course somewhere “between Hallmark and heartache,” a Vanderbilt psychiatrist says. In other words, don’t strive for the perfect (you won’t achieve it), and recognize and deal head-on … Continue reading
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Wall Street Journal covers VUMC’s post-ICU delirium research
from Wayne Wood: Wes Ely, M.D., MPH, professor of Medicine, and his colleagues have been leading the way in describing the effects on patients of being in intensive care, specifically delirium. Here’s a great story from reporter Laura Landro at … Continue reading
Former House Organ writing winner has novel published by Penguin Press
from Wayne Wood: Former VUMC nurse Jeff High, who was published three times in the VUMC House Organ Writing Contest, has just had his first novel, “More Things in Heaven and Earth: A Novel of Watervalley,” published by Penguin Press. … Continue reading
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Behind the scenes at VUMC for the season premiere of “Nashville”
from Craig Boerner: Vanderbilt University Medical Center was at the heart of last night’s season premiere of ABC’s “Nashville,” with several scenes featuring main character Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton) recovering in the Critical Care Tower of Vanderbilt University Hospital following … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC, Amy Frazier, Bill Wilkerson Center, Connie Britton, Emergency Department, Hayden Panettiere, Jenna Jones, Kevin High, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Pi Beta Phi Rehabilitation Institute, Rayna Jaymes, Surgical Intensive Care Unit, TV show
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VUMC 101: The football field is named after a medical dean
from Wayne Wood Medical education in the late 19th Century was a considerably less formal enterprise than today. In fact, raising the professionalism of the graduates of the School of Medicine was a major goal of a reorganization begun in … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts and Science, Chemistry, dudley field, football, School of Medicine, VUMC 101, William Dudley
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