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What do you need to know about insulin resistance, diabetes and weight management? Brooke Kanigoswki, RDN, registered dietitian at Our Lady of the Angels Health, unpacks the complexities in this episode.
Key Moments:
How Insulin Resistance Impacts Blood Sugar – 4:19
Unpacking the Differences Between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes – 5:59
What Makes Someone Prone to Insulin Resistance? – 7:56
The Serious Long-Term Risks of Ignoring Insulin Resistance – 11:09
How Small Lifestyle Tweaks Can Transform Your Health – 16:42
Artificial Sweeteners: Friend or Foe? – 25:50
Explore Effective Medication Options – 28:45
Debunking Common Myths About Weight Loss – 30:17
Brooke explains how insulin resistance occurs when cells become resistant to insulin, a crucial hormone for regulating blood glucose. She distinguishes between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, emphasizing the latter's link to insulin resistance. Explore the risk factors such as genetics, poor diet, sedentary lifestyle and chronic stress, and understand the long-term complications such as cardiovascular disease, high cholesterol, fatty liver, infertility and prediabetes.
Brooke underscores the importance of lifestyle changes, highlighting how improving sleep, managing stress, and adopting a healthy diet and exercise routine can effectively manage insulin resistance. Discover how even small weight loss can yield significant benefits. Brooke offers practical nutrition tips, emphasizing the impact of refined carbs on blood sugar and the importance of protein, fiber and healthy fats. Learn about the role of hydration, meal timing and medication options in managing insulin resistance and diabetes.
Brooke also debunks myths about weight loss, stressing non-scale victories and enjoyable physical activities. She encourages listeners to listen to their bodies, seek support from healthcare providers and dietitians, and remember that health is a lifelong journey. Brooke provides expert advice and actionable insights to help you prioritize your well-being.
Learn more about Brooke Kanigowski, RDN: https://doctors.oloah.org/provider/Brooke+Leigh+Kanigowski/2198789
Read more on our blog:
Fuel Your Metabolic Health: Insights on Insulin Resistance, Diabetes and Weight Management I Think I Have Diabetes - Now What? What Does it Mean to be Prediabetic? Managing Diabetes in ChildrenThe Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
#Diabetes #InsulinResistance #Prediabetes #Dietitian #WeightLoss #TheDoctorWillHearYouNow #podcast
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Bariatric surgery is a viable option for patients struggling with morbid obesity and associated medical conditions.
Aimee Hymel, MD, Board Certified and Fellowship-trained bariatric and general surgery specialist with Our Lady of Lourdes Health, discusses the various aspects of bariatric surgery and its impact on patients' health in this episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now.
Dr. Hymel shares insights on the surgical solutions for weight loss, the role of bariatric surgery in resolving medical conditions associated with morbid obesity, and the importance of lifestyle changes before and after surgery. Dr. Hymel also addresses the misconceptions about bariatric surgery and talks about the future of weight loss medicine.
Key Moments:
Could Bariatric Surgery Be Right for You? - 4:25
What Exactly is Morbid Obesity? – 4:56
Exploring Your Bariatric Surgery Options – 7:09
Getting Ready for Bariatric Surgery – 12:58
Life After Weight Loss Surgery – 17:53
How Weight Loss Meds and Surgery Work Together – 19:32
What's New in Bariatric Medicine – 25:46
Weight Loss Surgery Considerations for Pregnancy – 27:59
Learn more about Aimee Hymel, MD.
Read more about bariatric surgery and other weight loss approaches on our blog: https://health.fmolhs.org/body/changing-lives-with-bariatric-surgery-is-it-right-for-you/
https://health.fmolhs.org/body/bariatric-surgery-a-guide-to-what-to-expect-after-the-weight-loss-procedure/
https://health.fmolhs.org/body/bariatric-surgery-a-guide-to-preparing-for-the-weight-loss-procedure/
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Weight loss is a personal journey that requires consistency, discipline and a commitment to lifestyle changes.
In this podcast episode, Stephanie Bostic, APRN, FNP-BC, nurse practitioner and bariatric program coordinator at St. Dominic's Weight Loss Solutions Clinic in Jackson, Mississippi, joins us to discuss weight management and medication options for patients. Bostic explains the different medications available, such as GLP-1 agonists, and how they work to help with weight loss. She also emphasizes the importance of personalized care and lifestyle changes in the weight loss journey.
Bostic shares success stories of patients who have achieved their weight loss goals through a combination of medication, diet and exercise. She encourages anyone interested in exploring weight loss options to seek professional guidance and not be afraid to ask for help.
Key Moments:
What You Need to Know About Weight Loss Meds – 6:35 The Hidden Risks of Weight Loss Medicines – 9:29 Weight Loss Meds May Boost Fertility – 12:42 Psychological Effects of Weight Loss and Patient Support – 14:00 Is It Safe to Use Weight Loss Meds Long-Term? – 21:20 Real-Life Success Stories of Weight Loss – 26:48 Tips for Losing Weight Effectively – 30:48Learn more about Stephanie Bostic, APRN, FNP-BC: https://doctors.stdom.com/provider/Stephanie+W.+Bostic/2638508
Read more about weight loss medication on our blog: https://health.fmolhs.org/body/healthy-weight-loss-the-role-of-medication-in-a-comprehensive-approach/
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
#WeightLossMeds #GLP1Agonist #TheDoctorWillHearYouNow #podcast
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Primary care is personal. Dr. Harry Hawthorne, a Board Certified family medicine physician who provides primary care with St. Francis Medical Group, discusses the importance of primary care and the role of family medicine in healthcare. He emphasizes the value of building relationships with patients and the ability to provide comprehensive care for individuals of all ages.
Dr. Hawthorne also addresses misconceptions about primary care and encourages listeners to establish and maintain a trusting relationship with their primary care provider.
Primary care providers play a crucial role in building relationships with patients and providing comprehensive care for individuals of all ages. Primary care is not just about treating acute illnesses but also about managing chronic conditions and addressing mental health concerns.
Establishing a trusting relationship with a primary care provider is important for personalized and effective healthcare. Urgent care has its place, but primary care offers the advantage of continuity of care and a provider who knows your medical history. It is important to address and manage chronic conditions early to prevent complications and improve overall health.
Primary care providers can help address underlying issues that may be causing symptoms and provide holistic care. Finding a primary care provider that you trust and feel comfortable with is essential for your overall health and well-being.
Key Moments:
Family Medicine vs. Internal Medicine: What’s the Difference? – 3:34
Why Young Adults Shouldn’t Skip Primary Care – 6:05
Tackling Chronic Conditions: How Primary Care Can Help – 7:51
Managing Stress and Anxiety: The Primary Care Approach – 11:02
Urgent Care vs. Primary Care: When to Go Where – 14:35
Why Continuity of Care Matters: The Primary Care Advantage – 16:01
Building a Strong Relationship with Your Primary Care Provider – 19:41
Learn more about Dr. Hawthorne: https://doctors.stfran.com/provider/Harry+Singleton+Hawthorne%2C+III/2597011
Read more about why you should establish primary care no matter your age on our blog: https://health.fmolhs.org/body/primary-care/why-establishing-a-relationship-with-a-primary-care-provider-is-crucial-at-any-age/
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Primary care is personal. In this conversation, Katie Doggett, NP, primary care provider with Our Lady of Lourdes Physician Group, discusses the importance of primary care and the role of a primary care provider (PCP) in managing and preventing illnesses.
Doggett provides primary care for patients at Our Lady of Lourdes Physician Group Family Medicine at Sunset, Louisiana, near where she grew up in Carencro.
She emphasizes that everyone needs a PCP, even when you're healthy. Just because you aren't sick doesn't mean you don't need primary care. Providers help identify and address disease processes earlier through annual wellness screenings.
Doggett also highlights the benefits of establishing a relationship with a primary care provider, such as better access to care, improved communication between healthcare providers and the ability to prevent further disease progression. She encourages patients to be active participants in their healthcare and to make use of tools like MyChart for easy communication with their healthcare team.
Key moments:
Why a Primary Care Relationship Matters – 5:53 Surprising Services Your Primary Care Provider Offers – 6:23 Making Primary Care Connections Seamless – 8:36 Convenient Healthcare: Video Visits – 13:49 Take Charge: Proactive Healthcare Management – 18:57 Close to Home: Katie's Story About Her Dad’s Health – 20:54Learn more about Katie Doggett, NP: https://doctors.lourdesrmc.com/provider/Katie+Domingue+Doggett/2603756?
Read more about how primary care is for everyone on our blog: https://health.fmolhs.org/body/primary-care/primary-care-is-for-everyone/
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
#PrimaryCare #TheDoctorWillHearYouNow #podcast
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Primary care is personal. Lauren Barfield, MD, a primary care provider with Our Lady of the Lake Physician Group, discusses the importance of primary care and building a relationship with a primary care provider. She explains the differences between primary care specialties such as internal medicine and family practice.
Dr. Barfield emphasizes the role of primary care in preventive care and the early detection of chronic diseases. She highlights the financial benefits of investing in primary care and the long-term cost savings.
Dr. Barfield also discusses the importance of trust, listening, and building relationships with patients. She shares examples of how primary care providers can support patients during challenging times.
Additionally, Dr. Barfield mentions the use of technology, such as digital health tools and remote monitoring, in primary care. She encourages listeners to take the first step in seeking primary care and building a relationship with a trusted provider.
Key Moments:
Primary Care Roles – 3:02 Why Young Adults Need a PCP– 9:27 How Primary Care Can Save You Money – 13:48 Yes, And – Women Need an OB/GYN and a PCP – 19:56 How Technology is Changing Primary Care – 29:18 Why You, Yes You, Need a PCP – 33:06Learn more about Dr. Barfield: https://doctors.ololrmc.com/provider/Lauren+Mestayer+Barfield/1297503
Read more about the power of primary care on our blog: https://health.fmolhs.org/body/primary-care/the-power-of-primary-care/
Check out what Dr. Barfield has been listening to: The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeXS0cAkuTPqFMtZQ379qdEmcfxO1SvXc
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Healthcare can be hard. As one of the largest providers of healthcare services in the Gulf South, we know all too well the questions that come up with your doctors’ visits. Finding a doctor who will truly hear you and help you answer your health concerns should be the easiest thing on your to-do list. That’s why we’ve made a promise to be the health system that listens, the one to sit beside you, understand your story and be your partner in health.
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast that features our physicians and providers telling their stories, sharing glimpses into their daily work and mission, and showing what it means to practice medicine just a little bit differently.
This season, you’ll hear our hosts Ben and Lexi have conversations with providers including Lauren Barfield, MD, senior medical director of adult primary care for our health system and practicing primary care provider with Our Lady of the Lake Physician Group; Harry Hawthorne, MD, primary care provider with St. Francis Medical Group who is Board Certified in family medicine; and Katie Doggett, NP, primary care provider at Our Lady of Lourdes Physician Group Family Medicine practice.
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is brought to you by Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System, known across Louisiana and Mississippi with services provided through Our Lady of the Angels Health, Our Lady of the Lake Health, Our Lady of Lourdes Health, St. Francis Health and St. Dominic’s.
Enjoy season 2 of The Doctor Will Hear You Now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, your favorite podcast app, and at https://thedoctorwillhearyounow.com.
Healing you means hearing you. Let’s talk.
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It’s more than a sponsorship, it’s an innovative partnership designed to produce improved health data that could impact all of our lives. What is this relationship? It’s the recently announced collaboration between Our Lady of the Lake and LSU Athletics. On this episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now, we speak with Catherine “Katie” Smith O’Neal, MD about this historic partnership with LSU and what it means for sports medicine and all medical research.
Football and all sports are beloved in our region, but there are many things about the human body that can be learned from studying the health and well-being of student athletes. Dr. O’Neal explains how this partnership will work and gives us a sneak peek at some of the research ahead for the program.
Learn more about Our Lady of the Lake’s historic partnership with LSU Athletics- From our blog—Investing in Louisiana's Health: Our Lady of the Lake's Historic Collaboration with LSU
- Learn about our partnership with LSU: https://fmolhs.org/about-us/lsu-sports
- Geaux Tigers!
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Make an appointment with one of our physicians here. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Login to MyChart here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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It’s a tough pill to swallow—heart disease is the number one killer of Americans (and in fact is the leading cause of death for people worldwide.) This is why understanding how the heart works and what we all can do to maintain a healthy heart are such important topics.
Safi Haq, MD, cardiothoracic surgeon with Our Lady of Lourdes Health, joins us on this episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now. Dr. Haq explains how our hearts work, how they change as we age, and what health choices we can all make to improve our heart health.
Listen and hear Dr. Haq’s passion for his patients’ cardiovascular health, and his practical tips for healthy living. Your heart will thank you!
Learn more about heart health- From our blog—read Strengthen Your Heart: Understanding Cardiovascular Health
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Make an appointment with one of our physicians here. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Login to MyChart here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Sepsis is the number one killer of people presenting in hospital emergency departments. Sepsis occurs when the immune system overreacts to a serious infection, attacking more than just the infection itself and damaging tissue and vital organs. Sepsis is particularly troublesome as it may go overlooked as an emergency room team works to address the original cause of why a person came into the emergency room in the first place.
On this episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now, we’re joined by two physicians who have been closely involved in innovative sepsis research and developments that have taken place at Our Lady of the Lake in recent years.
Hollis “Bud” O’Neal, MD, medical director of research at Our Lady of the Lake Health and critical care physician at LSU Health Sciences Center, and Christopher Thomas, MD, medical director of quality and patient safety for Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System and critical care physician at LSU Health Sciences Center, join us on the show to share about an innovative partnership between Our Lady of the Lake Health and LSU.
Learn more about sepsis and our research- Read more from Dr. Thomas and Dr. O’Neal on our blog post, From Research to Real Life: Fast, Effective Sepsis Test Saves Lives.
- Read more about the IntelliSep test and partnership between Our Lady of the Lake Health and Cytovale.
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Make an appointment with one of our physicians here. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Login to MyChart here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Most of us don’t want to dwell on death—thinking about our loved ones passing away or the end of our own lives—even though we are aware it’s part of life. But when it comes to our or our loved ones’ medical decisions at the end of our lives, it’s good to have wise and caring counsel to help us understand our situation and our options.
Mary C. Raven, MD, is Board Certified in both internal medicine and hospice and palliative care. Dr. Raven joins Ben and Lexi on The Doctor Will Hear You Now to talk about caring for patients (and their families) at the end of life. Dr. Raven explains how there are practical considerations—like an advance care directive and healthcare power of attorney—plus relational considerations, including assessing a patient’s wishes and quality of life.
With many years of experience in hospice and palliative care, Dr. Raven knows how to discuss these topics with clarity and compassion, all while carefully listening to the needs of her patients. We’re confident you will leave this conversation well informed and comfortable with a sometimes difficult topic.
End of Life Resources for You- Our health system offers an advance care directive booklet you can download here: https://fmolhs.org/assets/documents/acp/acp-book-7_21-proof.pdf
-Learn more on our blog: Tips on Making a Living Will Because Peace of Mind is Planning Ahead and Listening to Patients During End-of-Life Care
- Healthcare power of attorney paperwork is available here: https://fmolhs.org/assets/documents/acp/hcpoa_form.pdf
- Read more about advance care planning here: Advance Care Planning for Patients
Palliative Care Questions Answered on the Episode- What is palliative care? How is it different than hospice care?
- Where can I get an advance care directive or a healthcare power of attorney?
- How does my age or stage of life impact how I think of advance care planning?
- Who makes the decisions about the end of my life?
- Thinking about death makes me upset. Why should I spend time and energy thinking about end of life care?
- How do my personal values come into play when thinking about end of life care?
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Make an appointment with one of our physicians here. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Login to MyChart here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Our health system is proud to be a part of the legacy of Catholic healthcare throughout our region, but what does that look like in our everyday care of patients and our mission? Social determinants of health is a phrase growing in popularity that captures the factors—often unseen or taken for granted—that can impact the success of health outcomes for a person. If someone is more vulnerable—experiencing poor access to food or transportation; being homeless or without a social network; or facing similar challenges—the health outcomes they experience may be different than someone who does not face those same challenges.
Rob Tasman, vice president of mission integration, and Bently Senegal, director of community services, both with Our Lady of Lourdes Health, join us on The Doctor Will Hear You Now to discuss how these social determinants of health fit into the mission of the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System, and what is being done to improve the lives of patients in need.
More Social Determinants of Health Resources- Read more about social determinants of health on our blog: Addressing Social Determinants of Health: A Mission-Driven Approach to Community Care
- Learn about Social Determinants of Health and our community here: https://fmolhs.org/social-determinants-of-health/
- Support the work of our foundation by making a gift here:
https://lourdesrmc.com/ways-to-give/foundation/The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Make an appointment with one of our physicians here. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Login to MyChart here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Sure, no one looks forward to a colonoscopy, but this effective and important screening is far easier to deal with than colon cancer. This is the overall message of Kelly Finan, MD, and Asif Talukder, MD, Board Certified colon and rectal surgeons with Our Lady of the Lake Health. On this episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now, Dr. Finan and Dr. Talukder share why they are passionate about the work they do, and why they are optimistic about the future of colorectal health, especially in our region.
Dr. Finan and Dr. Talukder both understand some of the feelings that may come up when considering colorectal health and speak openly and honestly on this episode about how they try to make the uncomfortable as comfortable as possible. Our region is a hot spot for colon and rectal cancers, and our doctors are sensitive to the impact of these diseases for our communities. On this episode, you’ll hear lots about how colorectal cancers are treated as well as lots of information about prevention.
Colorectal Health Resources for You- Learn when you should be tested for colorectal cancer. Take the colorectal cancer risk assessment online here.
- At what age should people get a colonoscopy? Read up on the changing ages for recommended colorectal screenings here. (Hint: 45 is the new 50.)
- Read more about your options for comprehensive colon and rectal care on our blog here.
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Make an appointment with one of our physicians here. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Login to MyChart here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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It might make you a bit squeamish or you may want to avoid the topic, but colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in the U.S., according to the American Cancer Society. Colon and rectal surgeon at Our Lady of Lourdes Health Matthew Boudreaux, MD knows most people would rather talk about something other than colorectal issues, but that’s exactly why he’s joining us on The Doctor Will Hear You Now to discuss prevention, treatment options, the importance of screening, and the future of colorectal health. Dr. Boudreaux shares his love of our region and an understanding of its people and lifestyle— and what factors may contribute to high levels of colorectal cancer in our area.
Questions Answered on the Episode- What are some colorectal cancer risk factors?
- Does colorectal cancer have symptoms?
- How important is colorectal screening?
- Are there any alternatives to a colonoscopy?
- At what age should I consider getting a colonoscopy?
- What are some small changes that I can make to reduce risk of colorectal cancer?
Additional Resources- Read more about Dr. Boudreaux and learn what to expect at a colonoscopy on our blog
- Why is the suggested age for colonoscopies changing? Read our article here
- Learn about a large scale study conducted on the prevalence of colorectal cancer in Acadiana
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Make an appointment with one of our physicians here. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Login to MyChart here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Miraculous. Our guest today had a stroke when she was only 36 years old. Lauren and Jeremy Pogue share their powerful story of surviving a stroke, and what it’s like to receive treatment at a comprehensive stroke center. On our last episode, we met Ruth K. Fredricks, MD, a neurologist and neuro-oncologist who is co-medical director of St. Dominic Hospital’s Comprehensive Stroke Center and Amber Herron, the center’s program manager. Both professionals provided care for Lauren after her stroke.
Hosts Ben and Lexi hear Lauren’s story, with help from Lauren’s husband who recounts much of the story from his perspective as a flight paramedic. Lauren’s story on The Doctor Will Hear You Now podcast will inform you and inspire you as you hear an incredible story of hope after devastating illness.
Remember: If You Suspect Stroke, BE FASTB – Balance. Having trouble walking or with coordination?
E – Eyes. Seeing double or experiencing vision issues?
F – Face. Try to smile. If the smile is crooked, with one side of the face drooping, it may be a stroke.
A – Arms. Raise both arms in the air. If the arms are uneven and one can’t be held up for long, it may be a stroke.
S – Speech. Attempt to repeat a simple phrase. If speech sounds odd or slurred, it may be a stroke.
T – Time. Don’t waste another second. Call 911 immediately.
More Information- Remember, if you suspect a stroke, dial 911—EMS can start treatments immediately when they get to you
- Read more of Lauren's story, see a photo of her back on her horse and a picture of the painting she mentions at: https://health.fmolhs.org/about-us/patient-stories/mom-of-3-young-girls-shares-her-miraculous-stroke-recovery/
- Learn more about the Comprehensive Stroke Center at St. Dominic’s website
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Make an appointment with one of our physicians here. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Login to MyChart here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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BE FAST: Know the Signs, Understand the Treatments
Stroke is a leading cause of death in Mississippi and Louisiana, but strides have been made to reduce the impact of stroke in patients and prevent stroke in those at risk. Ruth K. Fredricks, MD is a neurologist and neuro-oncologist who is co-medical director of St. Dominic Hospital’s Comprehensive Stroke Center; Amber Herron is the center’s program manager. These professionals join hosts Ben and Lexi on The Doctor Will Hear You Now podcast to discuss what are the major causes of stroke as well as what advances have been made to treatment options and outcomes for stroke patients. On this episode, you’ll also learn the symptoms of a stroke are and what to do (don’t drive yourself to the hospital and call 911).
Some Stroke Health Questions Answered on the Episode- What are the signs that someone is having a stroke?
- What does the acronym BE FAST stand for, and how does it help if a stroke is suspected?
- What are the “big five” health risk factors that are associated with strokes?
- Are there lifestyle changes that can be made to help prevent stroke?
- What is the “Don’t Drive; Dial” campaign and why is it important?
More Information- Remember, if you suspect a stroke, dial 911—EMS can start treatments immediately when they get to you
- Read our blog on stroke: Protect Your Brain: Stroke Signs, Symptoms and Treatment, which also includes more about the acronym, BE FAST
- Learn more about the Comprehensive Stroke Center at St. Dominic’s website
- Hear more from Lauren and Jeremy Pogue in our next episode. Last year, Lauren experienced an uncommon type of stroke and experienced a miraculous recovery in part thanks to the care she received from St. Dominic’s.
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Find an FMOLHS doctor here. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Meet Karroll Payne, MD, OBGYN
Social media is rife with claims, clips and memes about women’s health and how to “balance” hormones among other pertinent issues. How can women listen to their bodies, get the best care they can and build a relationship with a physician who will really listen? Karroll Payne, MD, is an OBGYN at Our Lady of the Angels Hospital in Bogalusa, Louisiana. She joins hosts Ben and Lexi on The Doctor Will Hear You Now podcast to get to the bottom of some of these viral videos that say all kinds of things about women’s hormones and women’s health.
Dr. Payne shares some practical tips for making sure women get the most of their visits to the doctor and explains how she communicates with her patients.
Some Women’s Health Questions Answered on the Episode- How can I make sure my doctor is hearing me at my appointment?
- What does it mean to balance hormones for women?
- How do women’s hormones change over a lifetime?
- Do diet and exercise help hormone health in women?
- What should I do if I don’t think my doctor is listening to me?
- What does listening have to do with health and wellness?
- What are screenings for women’s health, and why should I get screened?
Read more from Dr. Payne on our blog.
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast from Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System, known across Louisiana and Mississippi with services provided through Our Lady of the Angels Health, Our Lady of the Lake Health, Our Lady of Lourdes Health, St. Francis Health and St. Dominic’s. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Listening is a cornerstone of building trust in any relationship, and it’s no different when visiting your doctor’s office. How can you know that your primary care provider is listening and hearing you during your visits? Mary Kathryn Edwards, NP, joins hosts Ben and Lexi on The Doctor Will Hear You Now to talk about listening and communication overall in the setting of a medical visit. Our health system is committed to hearing patients: what does that look like in your appointment? Mary Kathryn explains her role in patient care; how listening impacts her work; and how you can get the most out of your appointment.
Questions Answered on this Episode
- What is a nurse practitioner (NP) and what do they do?
- What is a primary care provider (PCP)?
- What should I do if I don’t feel heard at my doctor’s visit?
- Should I bring a support person to my doctor’s appointments?
- Why is an ongoing relationship so important with your primary care provider?
Mentioned on the Episode- Learn more about how we prioritize listening as a health system.
- Read more about Mary Kathryn’s approach and how the art of listening leads to personalized primary care on our blog.
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast from Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System, known across Louisiana and Mississippi with services provided through Our Lady of the Angels Health, Our Lady of the Lake Health, Our Lady of Lourdes Health, St. Francis Health and St. Dominic’s. Find more resources about primary care on our blog. Do you have an idea for an episode of The Doctor Will Hear You Now? Email us: [email protected].
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Healthcare can be hard. As one of the largest providers of healthcare services in the Gulf South, we know all too well the questions that come up with your doctors’ visits. Finding a doctor who will truly hear you and help you answer your health concerns should be the easiest thing on your to-do list. That’s why we’ve made a promise to be the health system that listens, the one to sit beside you, understand your story and be your partner in health. Introducing The Doctor Will Hear You Know podcast, brought to you by Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System.
The Doctor Will Hear You Now is a podcast that features Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System physicians and providers telling their stories, sharing intimate glimpses into their daily work and mission, and showing what it means to practice medicine just a little bit differently.
You know Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System across Louisiana and Mississippi with services provided through Our Lady of the Angels Health, Our Lady of the Lake Health, Our Lady of Lourdes Health, St. Francis Health, and St. Dominic’s.
Healing you means hearing you. Let’s talk! Find a Doctor here. Access MyChart here. Make an appointment here. Search our locations here. Learn more about Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System here. Thank for listening to The Doctor Will Hear You Now from Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System.
