HCA-Rapides Regional Medical Center uses RapidAI for stroke care

Vision impacting sensory integration in your patients? Look for clues like trouble with fine motor tasks—Vision Therapy might assist. For more information please reach out to us at (408) 837-7380 or learn more at https://lnkd.in/g7MZfaQG #VisionTherapy #SensoryProcessing #OTsupport #ChildHealth #TherapistInsights

Older veterans in a clinical outpatient exercise program (Gerofit) were found to represent a mixed group cognitively, with the majority of participants scoring below the cutoff for cognitive impairment despite dementia being exclusionary for the program. #olderadults #agefriendly #cognition #physicalactivity #rehabilitation https://lnkd.in/gFcdE9id

Older veterans in a clinical outpatient exercise program (Gerofit) were found to represent a mixed group cognitively, with the majority of participants scoring below the cutoff for cognitive impairment despite dementia being exclusionary for the program. #olderadults #agefriendly #cognition #physicalactivity #rehabilitation https://lnkd.in/gFcdE9id

A free program in South Carolina is using text-based screenings to support the mental health of pregnant and postpartum women. Research shows text-based methods are more effective than in-person screenings, leading to higher rates of diagnosis, referrals, and treatment. Medical University of South Carolina 🎥: https://lnkd.in/g4ivr_Hy SCETV

Q: Emily, how do psychiatrists handle all the notes and paperwork? A: Most full-time outpatient psychiatrists juggle notes in little chunks—some time after each visit, a block at the start or end of the day, and often late nights or weekends. The cutting-edge ones now use AI scribing with patient consent plus smarter scheduling tools. That way, more of their time goes back into care (and life outside the office). The PLLCPro app was built to teach exactly this—so clinicians can stay focused on patients without drowning in paperwork.

Q: Hi Emily, how do psychiatrists handle all the notes and paperwork? A: Most full-time outpatient psychiatrists juggle notes in little chunks—some time before or after each visit, a block at the start or end of the day, and often late nights or weekends. The cutting-edge ones now use AI scribing with patient consent plus smarter scheduling tools. That way, more of their time goes back into care (and life outside the office). The PLLCPro app was built to teach exactly this—so clinicians can stay focused on patients without drowning in paperwork.

🔙#BIBS25 Friday flash 🔙 The Clinician-led and Engaged Research session, chaired by Ms Julie Argus, Divisional Director, Allied Health & Rehabilitation Services, Metro South. This session explored innovative approaches in brain and spinal injury rehabilitation, including the use of technology in outpatient services, tools to support self-advocacy, and the role of data dashboards in clinical decision-making. It also highlighted the importance of social connection, interdisciplinary collaboration, pain management strategies, and optimising inpatient rehabilitation pathways, all aimed at enhancing recovery and quality of life for individuals with acquired injuries. 🎤 Presenters were: Rebecca Seeney, Dr Jessie Mitchell, Emily Allan, Kelly Walsh, A/Prof Melissa Kendall, Jacqui Mitchell, Dr Evgeniya Zakharova-Luneva & Kylie Rixon 👏 📽️ Check out THC website to see the presentations in full 👇 https://lnkd.in/gRZBp8kb Metro South Health NIISQ AgencyyInclusive Futures: Reimagining Disability #Rehab #RehabResearch #BoldIdeas #BetterSolutions #BrainInjury #SpinalCordInjury #ABI #SCI

When Thuan Pham’s mother faced a life-altering diagnosis, he turned to AI, not for answers, but for clarity. In this personal piece, Pham shares how ChatGPT helped him organize clinical notes, compare treatment options, and ask better questions during a critical moment. It’s not a story about replacing physicians. It’s about empowering caregivers in a fractured system. 🧠 OpenAI Emergency Nurses Association #EmergencyMedicineNews https://ow.ly/j4mO50WTeu2

From August JAMDA Journal Articles In Press: Did you know the nature of adverse events in older patients changes based on cognitive impairment? Our latest research dives into the differences and what this means for patient safety. Read details: bit.ly/3HkDUap

Hospitals can be dangerous places for older adults. Cognitive impairment appears to change where the danger emanates from, but not the danger itself. Yet another example of why an understanding of the #geriatrics approach to care matters! #PALTC Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medical Association (PALTmed)