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The Intersection Behavioral Economics and Clinical Decision Making
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Eric S. Varley, DO Spine Surgery Virginia Mason Medical Center, Federal Way
Beating the Bloat: Exploring Causes, Remedies, and Dietary Approaches
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Beating the Bloat: Exploring Causes, Remedies, and Dietary Approaches
Machine Learning in Neurosurgery
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Presenter: Quinlan D Buchlak MD MPsych MIS, PhD Candidate, Melbourne
Are Plastics and Pesticides Making Your Patients Fat? Astrid Pujari, MD
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Astrid Pujari, MD Medical Director, Integrative Medicine Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, Seattle
Core Weight Loss Program at Virginia Mason
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Jonathan Stoehr, MD, discusses some of the medical weight loss methods and how they work.
IBS in 2023: Evidence Based Tools for Transforming Your Bowel Chaos into Bowel Control
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Evidence Based Tools to Transform your Bowel Chaos into Bowel Control Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Center for Digestive Health
Compassionate Limit Setting GR 2023
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Jennifer D. Kelly, PsyD Rehab Psychologist, Physical Medicine & Rehab Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Seattle, Wash.
Understanding High Risk Gastrointestinal Conditions - Could You Be at Risk?
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Understanding High Risk Gastrointestinal Conditions - Could You Be at Risk?
Your Gut Microbiome: How Does It Relate to Health?
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Astrid Pujari, MD Medical Director, Center for Integrative Medicine Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Seattle, Wash.
Intermittent Fasting Effects on Health What is the Evidence, Astrid Pujari, MD, April 15, 2022
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Intermittent Fasting Effects on Health What is the Evidence, Astrid Pujari, MD, April 15, 2022
Hereditary Colorectal and Pancreatic Cancers - What, Who & Why, May 21, 2021
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Hereditary Colorectal and Pancreatic Cancers - What, Who & Why, May 21, 2021
Practical Use of Decision Aids in Shared Decision Making
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Virginia Mason Grand Rounds - Feb. 19, 2021 Title: Practical Use of Decision Aids in Shared Decision Making Presenter: Michael Soung, MD, FACP; General Internal Medicine; Core Faculty, Internal Medicine Residency; Virginia Mason Medical Center
IBD- Digestive Health at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health
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IBD- Digestive Health at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health
Getting a Grip on GERD and Hiatal Hernia
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Getting a Grip on GERD and Hiatal Hernia
Hydrogen Breath Test
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Hydrogen Breath Test
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Rheumatologist Jeffrey Carlin, MD, Honored by Arthritis Foundation
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Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Rheumatologist Jeffrey Carlin, MD, Honored by Arthritis Foundation
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Presenting Sponsor of ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk Oct. 17
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Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Presenting Sponsor of ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk Oct. 17
#DontDisTheHis, New Approaches to Cardiac Pacing, July 9, 2021
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#DontDisTheHis, New Approaches to Cardiac Pacing, July 9, 2021
Obstructive Lung Disease Updates in Asthma and COPD - May 14, 2021
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Obstructive Lung Disease Updates in Asthma and COPD - May 14, 2021
Sleep Home Video
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Sleep Home Video
How You Can Prevent Colon Cancer
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How You Can Prevent Colon Cancer
Laura H. Hudgings, MD
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Laura H. Hudgings, MD
Myra G. Horiuchi, MD
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Myra G. Horiuchi, MD
Amy Z. Portacci, DO
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Amy Z. Portacci, DO
Anne R. Cotter, MD
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Anne R. Cotter, MD
Andrew F. Thurman, MD
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Andrew F. Thurman, MD
Soraya Chanyasubkit, MD
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Soraya Chanyasubkit, MD
A. Adrienne Rohde, ARNP
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A. Adrienne Rohde, ARNP
Jae H. Sim, MD
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Jae H. Sim, MD

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @jamesbrowniii1890
    @jamesbrowniii1890 14 годин тому

    Dr. Sitters, wow just crazy to see this almost 10 years post transplant. And remembering the calmness he came in the room with post transplant, at that point in time after a couple visits, I felt reassured that my kidney was going to last forever and to this day I just as confident now as he was assuring me as long as I take care and make my appointments and take medication, that my kidney would last 20-25 years or even longer. What I can say is I am doing great and as blessed as ever. Thank you Virginia mason hospitals and team. 🙏🏾

  • @user-vl8qr2km6k
    @user-vl8qr2km6k 21 день тому

    LOVELY

  • @timcataldi9461
    @timcataldi9461 2 місяці тому

    I totally feel it. If you can become aware of the muscle and do this correctly it is an excellent way to tighten and strengthen🙌

  • @scottfinnie.copisamajordf.5758
    @scottfinnie.copisamajordf.5758 3 місяці тому

    I'm the union PIPEFITTER that piped up the heating and cooling and ran the air lines to. Close n open the doors. Very cool job Local 32 ,,,,,

  • @michellemerwin6107
    @michellemerwin6107 5 місяців тому

    When he fixed the hernia was there a fundoplication done as well?

  • @Seattle41791
    @Seattle41791 5 місяців тому

    I met Wilson when I was 14. He worked as a carshow judge for the ISCA. I still have the original business card that he gave me. I met him at the Colusium for the Autorama. He has a twin brother named William. He was a founding member of Mixed Company. I used to spend hours talking to him on the phone. He was a great friend.

  • @dmorris1023
    @dmorris1023 6 місяців тому

    Hello Dr. Gokhale. I’ve been reminiscing of the good ole days spent in ophthalmology while working for Dr. Luxenberg. I’ve thought of you often. Your kind and caring nature is a trait that I remember most. Congratulations on your success and most of all, your family. ❤ Diana Morris

  • @beachblue6808
    @beachblue6808 6 місяців тому

    My husband and vest friend of 27 years. Struggled for his whole life with depression. He self admit himself in a It behavioral center under a baker act. Somw how he passed away there. I don't know if he did it to himself if they medicated him wrong,but this is the worst struggle in my whole life. You think that they're safe and a facility like that and watched over. They didn't discover him dead for twelve to fifteen By the estimate of the autopsy. I can't believe I dropped him off there.

  • @virgilratiu957
    @virgilratiu957 7 місяців тому

    Best regards from Romania!Like You!

  • @helenlangvold3617
    @helenlangvold3617 8 місяців тому

    Dr. Schmidek and the PRS team are all gifted surgeons. It is their caring and humanity towards each person that entrusts themselves with their concerns and vulnerabilities that shines. Skills, yes very important but the heart to heart is always the first step.

  • @helenlangvold3617
    @helenlangvold3617 8 місяців тому

    Absolutely the best doctor in the Breast Clinic. Brilliant surgeon ❗

  • @helenlangvold3617
    @helenlangvold3617 8 місяців тому

    Dr. Schlenker is a wonderful doctor and man. Great compassionate bedside manner. Listens to his patients concerns.

  • @audreyginsburg4924
    @audreyginsburg4924 10 місяців тому

    I am a suicide loss survivor and I love this guy!

  • @doka777-3
    @doka777-3 10 місяців тому

    wow thats my dad lol

  • @SEALAX
    @SEALAX 11 місяців тому

    He's been a great doctor to me. Highly recommend him.

  • @stephenedwardleemusic8997
    @stephenedwardleemusic8997 11 місяців тому

    Jessica is a gift from Heaven!! thanks for this clip

  • @202triciae
    @202triciae Рік тому

    You know what? You don't need to have any of those pre Risk factors to have complicated grief. All you have to do is lose an adult child to suicide. Your youngest kid, all you have to do is not know anything. Until after her death, when her husband filled you in with some of her behavior all you have to do is have 3 older children who have been around for her full 32 years and the faces on them is always sad. That gives you complicated grief. My daughter killed herself 3 years ago. It took me 2 years to even believe she was dead. Because I live in New Jersey and she was in PA, accomplished. Had her masters ran marathon's rock and ice climbed with her husband was an advocate in her church. Went to Africa and Peru hiking. And yet she left 7 letters to her husband that she felt like a failure. It happened just as covid with the beginning and she finished her internship and had just gotten a job. That was supposed to start in may, but she was worried that because of covid, it would never start, and it was not the job she wanted, and she stated that clearly in her letters. So complicated grief, I actually agree with you on the female gender. You know why? Because we're Mother's and we're nurturing and we love our children. I think so much more. II can't speak my ex-husband he did not come up from Florida to her funeral, which was 6 months after her death. I finally let him know how I felt and my therapist said well that was 3 years in the coming and I was like. Yeah, it actually felt really good to tell him how I will never forgive him for not being there for our Older children, we had a long history. We're married 25 years. And the last 20 years, we were together for all of our kids marriages. And all the ups and Downs and the grandchildren and at the time when I meet with him the most, and the kids needed him the most, he just could not bring himself to be strong. I'm the one who had to work at planning her funeral and do another thing with her older sisters. And helping with all of the things had to be done. So her husband didn't have to do anything because he was so catatonic. Anyway, anyway, complicated grief can happen to anybody My grief is complicated by the fact that I don't believe she would have ever done this even though she had attempted it a few times when she was a teenager and doing drugs because she was so angry at herself. But 14 years have gone by since that point I think that put her at a risk to have a completed suicide because she was not afraid to die.

  • @KerryKeeler
    @KerryKeeler Рік тому

    I met Dr Gold when she first came to V.M. she was my dr.and I loved her!!! She listened and had Dr Crane do an angiogram on me which disclosed how many areas I had FMD. they cleard those areas back then. Still not many Docs know how to treat that problem. I am going to try to reastablish with Dr Gold because she is one in a million!!!!! even though I now live in Arlington and it is a trip!

  • @tinamann3400
    @tinamann3400 Рік тому

    Thank you ! It helps so much to listen and learn I’m not crazy !

  • @taxidermy_12
    @taxidermy_12 Рік тому

    "neuro" psychology is a fake science.

  • @breezytmorgan
    @breezytmorgan Рік тому

    Dr Michael Nuara performed my Facial Feminization surgery in Seattle on April 11, 2023. I have never really gone thru an extensive surgery like this so, I was very afraid and didn't really have much of a concept as what to expect. Dr. Nuara and his Assistant Surgeon sat and talked with me for around an hour or maybe more. When I am nervous, I tend to crack little jokes to deal with my nerves, Dr Nuara let me get away with a few jokes, smiled at them and eased me into a very personal discussion about myself and asked many questions I would not ha e expected. He would ask and observe and the other surgeon was typing my responses. I should say it took both surgeons simply introducing themselves to know how thorough and intelligent they were a d also very warm and easy to talk to. After an array of subject matter all about where I wanted to be and what he could do for me, he stood up, unveiled his calipers and measured every segment of my face and the other surgeon typed. I will skip ahead to the surgery that was about 2 months away. Dr Nuara made me feel very comfortable when he arrived, greeted me and drew on my face with a marker, he could have drawn a mustache on my face I dont know, but he said OK, see ya in a few hours and they rolled me in for a six hour very extensive surgery. They started on my chin and jaw reshaping, lowered my hairline, raised my eyebrows, reconfigured my forhead and orbitals, fixed a deviated septum and gave me a brand new nose. I am going to skip how I fealt about the stay at the hospital. Today I am still recovering. It is very normal it takes a bit of time to recover. There is scarring and swelling. I have to say, there are a few more things we will be doing. What I had done made for a long day for me and the staff. They are still going to do a trachael shave and reduce fat and laxity from my neck left over from shortening my jaw. So far what has been done by Dr. Michael has been near perfection. He is a very brilliant surgeon and a unique and caring person. When I was in his hands, I was treated very excellent and he was very patient and understanding. I say this because I know the fear I had and this surgeon did everything in his power to make sure I was taken care of. He is a ver excellent human being and surgeon. To me, both of those issues are paramount, I had a bad experience with a surgeon in Spokane whom I did not trust and was not as thorough. Additionally, the surgeon in Spokane was not as warm or friendly and there were issues with his young and unprofessional staff. The issues were issues of integrity, humanity and simply put the Surgeon in Spokane never returned several call prior to my surgery. This was significant because that staff coukd not answer my presurgical questions. I always had an awkward feeling the Surgeon was to good to talk with his patients. None of this could have ever happened with Dr. Nuara. He made sure I had a clear understanding of the events that would take place. He answered my email and a few calls prior to and after surgery. I tell that story because Dr Nuara was very caring and he instills a sense of trust and confidence this patient needs. The surgeon in Spokane avoided any contact until 5 minutes prior to surgery and due to the level of honesty I was not shown and his terrible lack of communication, there was no way I would allow that surgeon to work on my face. Even though I waited for 2 years to get there. I am thankful for finding Dr. Nuara it took a long time to get to him but Dr Nuara and his staff were so worth the wait. Go see Dr Nuara before you let anybody work on your face you will never be happier with the results and you will never meet a better or more brilliant human being. I hope this helps some Trans person because for us a man of this caliber seems impossible to find. Dr Nuara literally changed my life for the better and that comes from my heart. I cant wait to get to phase 2 and final surgery so I may move forward. I have had a long tiring journey.

  • @cbanks70
    @cbanks70 Рік тому

    I’m just curious

  • @cbanks70
    @cbanks70 Рік тому

    What are the benefits of this exercise

  • @scottfinnie.copisamajordf.5758

    I HOOKED UP ALL THE PIPES FOR HEATING...AC ....AND AIR FOR DOORS ..... LOCAL 32 UNION PIPE FITTER.........the blueprints were drawn by hand on notebook paper .......they were crazy ...still have them

  • @Lennashome
    @Lennashome Рік тому

    I lost my son 21/2 mo ago and I am experiencing so many of these thoughts and feelings.

    • @miaj5118
      @miaj5118 Рік тому

      So sorry for your loss

  • @joanhuddleston267
    @joanhuddleston267 Рік тому

    A wonderfully kind doctor

  • @SOMEONE......
    @SOMEONE...... Рік тому

    Simply ...... killing

  • @zenabmotorwala1523
    @zenabmotorwala1523 Рік тому

    Very useful

  • @jameskilgallon4049
    @jameskilgallon4049 Рік тому

    He is an amazing surgeon.

  • @paulmiller6647
    @paulmiller6647 Рік тому

    Thanks very much in regards to the presentation of this video a quick note I've already subscribed. Best of thanks for the presentation.

  • @lilafeldman8630
    @lilafeldman8630 Рік тому

    I wish that I could have had a doctor like this when my father died.

  • @rielles197
    @rielles197 Рік тому

    He treats his patients terribly. Shame on you for keeping physicians that don't value humanity and connecting with scared patients.

  • @icammeronmunger
    @icammeronmunger Рік тому

    We love us some Asma Siddique

  • @robertgrice9962
    @robertgrice9962 Рік тому

    Very helpful information.

  • @morbid2fit2023
    @morbid2fit2023 Рік тому

    So beautiful 🥰 Can I bring her home with me? Great son too.

  • @jojacobs3063
    @jojacobs3063 Рік тому

    Dr JFBuckmiller operated on my hands years ago and he did an incredible job. Now I need to reconnect him again for a different matter about my hands. The work he did made a huge huge difference I'm my life.

    • @jojacobs3063
      @jojacobs3063 Рік тому

      Thank you Dr JFBuckmiller !!!!! GodSpeed!!!!!

  • @karenschanzenbach9841
    @karenschanzenbach9841 Рік тому

    Dr. Bauer is your office taking new patients.?

  • @CarmenBeauty64
    @CarmenBeauty64 Рік тому

    I have a “Small” Hiatal Hernia that’s giving me trouble with Heart Burn, Chest Pains. Eating small amount of Food. Before my Gastroenterologist’s refer me to a Surgeon I have to have a Gastric Emptying Study which is this Thursday then November 22 a Manometry/PH Study. PPI’s aren’t working.

  • @daniellelevine9638
    @daniellelevine9638 Рік тому

    My brother and best friend in the whole world shot himself in the head. It hasn’t even been two months and I still can’t believe he did it I pulled his ashes out of the box today and I saw the bone fragments and I’m in such acute grief I don’t know what to do with myself

  • @gregc.brownassociates6678

    Dr. Rogers is the BEST! I feel very privileged to have her as my Doc! Thank you Sundance, Greg.

  • @theresageiger584
    @theresageiger584 2 роки тому

    I wish I had known

  • @openmindeduk
    @openmindeduk 2 роки тому

    As a suicide survivor, I really need the help of these professionals😢

  • @keithhutchins8803
    @keithhutchins8803 2 роки тому

    This is my doctor I see her every month for years. I'm a real pain in the butt always bugging her yet she remains nothing but kind to me. She is a one-of-a-kind doctor, and you are very lucky like me if she is your doctor.

  • @checkochesster6410
    @checkochesster6410 2 роки тому

    Doctor Govier saved my life! There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think about him and grateful for having him come into my life!

  • @NikhilSingh-qr4wk
    @NikhilSingh-qr4wk 2 роки тому

    Best Primary Care Doc I have ever had. Good man. Highly Recommend Dr Norsen and Virginia Mason.

  • @cherylcalogero3330
    @cherylcalogero3330 2 роки тому

    She’s so sweet. God bless you Mary.

  • @morganpeck
    @morganpeck 2 роки тому

    My 30 year old daughter died 1-2-2022 by suicide.

    • @michellefrench6617
      @michellefrench6617 2 роки тому

      ❤️

    • @oldonetwoable
      @oldonetwoable Рік тому

      I'm sincerely so so sorry. I lost my Daughter 3 weeks ago, I feel the pain in my whole being, I know you feel that too.

  • @stephenparks864
    @stephenparks864 2 роки тому

    Miss my wife died in September last year I'm guilt ridden depressed married 24 years will never replace her don't know what too do anymore losing my purpose 💔

  • @deerose81880
    @deerose81880 2 роки тому

    Wow until this shit happens to you you cant even understand. I walked out of living mothers day 2 years ago 2 years my pain is stronger now than than

  • @deerose81880
    @deerose81880 2 роки тому

    I am sorry but you cant tell me 20 weeks to heal this life isnt worth waking up for 18 months after I lost my son. I just wanna sleep forever. At least in my dreams I can still see him. This world is too much when you wake up knowing you failed your job as a mother

    • @lisasmith7530
      @lisasmith7530 2 роки тому

      Your right. I lost my 29 year old daughter to an accidental overdose. It just took me down . I can't ever get over it . 2 years ago my idol my rock my brother committed suicide and now it's all I think about is ending my pain. So sorry that your going through this . This life this world can really suck.

    • @deerose81880
      @deerose81880 2 роки тому

      @@lisasmith7530 do you have any other kids? How do you keep functioning? I am trying to get up and trying to get motivated to even get a job and that's damn near impossible. I find myself constantly sick or exhausted. I cant get energy or find the courage to even try anymore. Where do you live? And what do you do?

    • @oldonetwoable
      @oldonetwoable Рік тому

      I lost my Daughter to a long battle with depression and severe alcoholism three weeks ago. I feel like I failed her at every turn. I love her so much and I'll never get over not talking to her every day and hearing her say "hey Ma" . She was only 39 and such a compassionate, kind Woman that suffered many hurts in her life that she didn't deserve.

    • @deerose81880
      @deerose81880 Рік тому

      @@oldonetwoable you realize that it was the bottle that let her form ams failed her right. Not you. I too am a struggling alcoholic. And my family is the reason I even try to function. The alcohol just makes life less scary. When I have the bottle I feel like nothing is impossible. Without it I can't bare the thought of being let alone getting up or walking and talking. The only reason I haven't just ended it myself is because I am afraid of hurting them. But aft the same time im no good like this so I try to stop and make it three or four days maybe a week than i fail and the bottle helps me cope. We use the bottle to not give up its the bottle that fails us. We wish that our mothers, daughters could help but the IS this darkness we're never wanna expose you too. So we hide behind the bottle. This darkness is consuming that we live in fear fear it may take you so we try to keep it contained. She loved you still loves you. Is standing there saying no I wanted to protect you I never wanted you to see or feel my ugly. You are the reason I kept trying. Never believe you failed her

    • @jasonjones4036
      @jasonjones4036 Рік тому

      I'm sorry to read this and the comments. I became a therapist after 20 yrs of addiction. I've worked w grief a lot and had much of my own. I lost a dear friend yesterday. Not sure if it was suicide but it seems so. I'm sorry for your loss. Reach out if you would like.