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USACS Clinicians to Lead Key Presentations at Upcoming SAEM Conference
May 16th, 2023by: USACS
We are pleased to announce several USACS clinicians will be leading exciting presentations at the upcoming SAEM conference, held in Austin, Texas, May 16-19. Please join us for the following presentations: 5/17, 8:00am-8:08am Room 305, Level 3 Prehospital Buprenorphine Administration For Opioid Use Disorder: Bridging The Gap (Lightning Oral Presentation) K. Smith, M. […]
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Make the Most of Your Rest
March 2nd, 2022by: USACS
10 Things the Ruin Sleep and Tips to Overcome Sleep is essential to restore your body and mind. It’s a vital pillar of health and one to be prioritized. Quality sleep improves memory and concentration, physical performance, maintains the immune system, and strengthens the heart. Poor […]
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Breaking into Pride
by: USACS
By Joyce Perfetti, DO Assistant Medical Director, USACS South At US Acute Care Solutions, we know that when people of different experiences and backgrounds come to the table, it leads to making better decisions. We value diversity of age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, family status and life experiences. Incorporating diversity and inclusion into […]
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Wellness: Relinquish Expectations
by: USACS
Have you ever been frustrated when others failed to meet your expectations? This week, Dr. Jess Badwards discusses how letting go of your expectations for others can result in less stress for yourself. Weekly Wellness Tip By Dr. Jess Badwards | bewellhealwell.com Consider relinquishing your expectations. At work, at home. Do your best, accept what […]
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Wellness: Hardwired?
by: USACS
All personality types come with both positive and negative traits. But, says Dr. Jess Badwards, that doesn’t mean we can’t work on our negative traits. If we have a growth mindset rather than a fixed one, we can improve each day. Weekly Wellness Tip By Dr. Jess Badwards | bewellhealwell.com This week, think about those personality […]
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Celebrating Women: Words of Wisdom from an Admired USACS Physician
by: USACS
As we conclude Women’s History Month, The Shift had a conversation with one of the most admired leaders at US Acute Care Solutions, Chairman of the National Clinical Governance Board Joan Kolodzik, MD, FACEP, also a physician in the southwest Ohio area, serving clinically in many of the Mercy Health hospitals. Her home base is […]
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Wellness: Check your attitude
by: USACS
Are the little frustrations adding up? Dr. Jess Badwards asks this week, “When you showed up for your first day of work after graduating, would those things have upset you?” Take stock of your attitude, and decide if little frustrations are worth your mental health. Weekly Wellness Tip By Dr. Jess Badwards | bewellhealwell.com This week, […]
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Weekly Wellness: Considering Criticism
by: USACS
It’s not always easy to hear what we’re doing wrong, even if it is delivered in the kindest possible way. However, criticism often is NOT delivered in the kindest possible way. But we have a choice in how to receive that criticism, Dr. Jess Badwards reminds us in this week’s edition of Be Well Heal […]
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Weekly Wellness: The cost of hitting snooze
by: USACS
Who can’t use a few more minutes – or even hours – in the day? In this week’s blog, Dr. Jess Badwards extols the virtues of NOT hitting the snooze button on your alarm clock. A little extra sleep can feel great in the moment, but being late can throw off your whole day. Read […]
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Living out ‘Servant’s Heart; Owner’s Mind’
by: USACS
For nearly a year now, American healthcare workers have seen many stages of the COVID-19 virus: waves of the deadly infection; patterns of few patients at all in their hospitals, then packed emergency departments. Clinicians, like non-healthcare workers, have masked up, washed their hands a thousand extra times, avoided fun activities and family gatherings, […]
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