Anne McTiernan

Sep 9, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Stephanie Wellington |Dan Rosandich |Jessica Lee |Anne McTiernan

Can you remain steady in the midst of chaos—whether in the emergency room, on the unit, or in the clinic? There are times in medicine when chaos ensues. Maybe it’s a trauma rushing into the ER. Or a refractory asthmatic coming into the office who rapidly deteriorates, requiring immediate intervention. Maybe it’s a newborn who is floppy and cyanotic after birth. Regardless of the clinical setting, there are times when the unexpected occurs and chaos results. How do you navigate the chaos?

Sep 3, 2023 | kevinmd.com | Dan Rosandich |Jennifer Lynn |Anne McTiernan |Oscar Chen

Subscribe to The Podcast by KevinMD. Catch up on old episodes!Join Kody Sexton, a graduate student, as he sheds light on the often overlooked challenges these caregivers face. Discover how trauma-informed care, systemic changes, and social justice initiatives can better support these unsung heroes. Tune in to gain insights into reimagining caregiver services and addressing the intersection of trauma and inequity. Kody Sexton is a graduate student.

Apr 1, 2023 | bottomlineinc.com | Anne McTiernan |Tom Cioffi

If you took a walk this morning to improve your heart health or lift your mood, you already know that exercise is good for you. But walking, dancing, stair-climbing, and other kinds of physical activity have an additional health benefit: They can lower your risk of cancer. In fact, becoming a little more active may be one of the most important things you can do, along with eating a healthy diet and not smoking, to lower cancer risk.