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In a recent study, researchers at BIDMC led by Laura Burke, MD, found that having academic medical centers near community hospitals is linked to better patient outcomes. Take a closer look at the story ⤵️
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A BIDMC clinician-led study reveals that academic medical centers yield better patient outcomes than non-teaching hospitals. Read more about the study. BIDMC employees were decked out in red last Friday in celebration of the American Heart Association's Go-Red for Women campaign. Learn more about our Women's Cardiovascular Health Program with the link below: bit.ly/3jJz3Ue
You probably wouldn't ignore pain in your chest. But would you dismiss discomfort in your legs? A painful blockage in the leg can be a sign of a similar condition in the heart and could increase the risk of stroke or heart attack. Learn more about recognizing and treating Peripheral Artery Disease during Heart Month with the link below:
What Does Leg Pain Have To Do with the Heart? | BIDMC of Boston
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Learn about the symptoms of Peripheral Artery Disease and its various treatment options. How long does a UTI last and can it go away on its own? Yanina Barbalat, MD, a urologist at BIDMC, helps answer common questions about urinary tract infections (UTIs). Take a look ⤵️ ![]()
Up To 40 Percent Of Women Don't Need Antibiotics To Clear Up A UTI
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And when the meds will come in handy. This February, we’re celebrating American Heart Month! Heart disease is a leading cause of death for men and women — in fact, 1 in 3 deaths in the US are related to heart disease. There are many ways to promote heart health in your daily routine, though, and it’s never too late to start! In addition to regular checkups with your doctor, follow these healthy habits to maintain a healthy ❤️
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is proud to celebrate Black History Month. We honor the generations of Black Americans who have overcome systemic adversity and allowed their resilience to pave the way for fellow Black professionals and future generations in the medical field.
A group of Black and Latino leaders in health care, philanthropy, and business recently submitted legislation to fight racial and ethnic health disparities in the state. Juan Lopera, Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer at BILH, who is a member of the coalition, spoke about the important work behind this initiative. Read more ⤵️ ![]()
Legislation addresses root causes of health disparities in the state - The Boston Globe
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A coalition of Black and Latino leaders in health care, philanthropy, and business have filed legislation to combat racial and ethnic health disparities in Massachusetts. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is hosting an in-person Radiology hiring event on Thursday, February 2nd from 12:30pm-4pm! During this event you will have an opportunity to interview on the spot. Come join BIDMC with a great team of imaging professionals! Register now to reserve your spot with the link below: indeedhi.re/3WBSFH4
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center commemorates the millions of Jewish individuals and other targeted groups who were victims of the Holocaust.
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Thank you to everyone at BIDMC! You suit up every day to keep us safe while paving the way for a COVID vaccine. I am so deeply grateful for your hard-working team and will continue to send appreciation and gratitude from Texas.
Thank you to everyone at BIDMC! You suit up every day to keep us safe while paving the way for a COVID vaccine. I am so deeply grateful for your hard-working team and will continue to send appreciation and gratitude from Texas.
You really are my heroes! In this time of such uncertainty, you have done everything to be there for your patients like me. I am truly grateful.
You really are my heroes! In this time of such uncertainty, you have done everything to be there for your patients like me. I am truly grateful.
Thank you for being a trusted source for care, information and support. BIDMC staff is Boston's finest.
Thank you for being a trusted source for care, information and support. BIDMC staff is Boston's finest.
I am truly grateful for my remarkable medical team at BIDMC. During this pandemic you have all been in my thoughts and prayers in hopes that you are safe and well. I know firsthand your dedication, care, support, competence and compassion which you have given me over the past 4.5 years of very challenging health issues I have encountered, the latest being in February of this year when I received extraordinary care as an in patient. I don't know what I would have done without you. It is my pleasure to have contributed to your Vaccine Research Fund realizing the... Read more
I am truly grateful for my remarkable medical team at BIDMC. During this pandemic you have all been in my thoughts and prayers in hopes that you are safe and well. I know firsthand your dedication, care, support, competence and compassion which you have given me over the past 4.5 years of very challenging health issues I have encountered, the latest being in February of this year when I received extraordinary care as an in patient. I don't know what I would have done without you. It is my pleasure to have contributed to your Vaccine Research Fund realizing the importance of developing a successful vaccine to fight COVID-19. Thank you for your dedication in pursuit of the well being of all of us in your care.
Thank you to our healthcare heroes!
Thank you to our healthcare heroes!
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As we continue to provide extraordinary care to our patients, we are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support we have received from the community.
Please watch this message of thanks from Marsha Maurer, DNP, RN, Senior Vice President for Patient Care Services, Cynthia and Robert J. Lepofsky Chief Nursing Officer and Incident Commander for the COVID-19 response at BIDMC.