ISSUE 154: Special Section
LOUISVILLE In its 41st year, the Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Training Program at the University of Louisville (UofL) was historically a private residency run
“I’d like to see physical education classes, taught every day, brought back to all schools in Kentucky,” said Dr. Miren Asumendi of Louisville to a
DANVILLE In military jargon, “watch my six” means “watch my back.” Certainly it’s a term that Robert Knetsche, MD, an orthopedic and spine surgeon, is
LAGRANGE It is easy to assume that larger hospitals have a distinct advantage when it comes to acquiring new technology and procedures, but at Baptist
The topic of Blue Grass Medical Group Management Association’s (BGMGMA) August meeting was “Hearing the Patient: Listening Skills and Empathy.” The speaker was Laura Cooley,
In my prior career, I was an architect, and in my training were lectures on professional practice. One of those was on the topic of
LOUISVILLE/LAGRANGE/HILLVIEW The pages of MD-UPDATE often relate the challenges physician practices face in the wake of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), but physician offices are
Overhead athletes such as baseball, softball, and tennis players are no strangers to injury. The methods clinicians employ to evaluate and treat injuries in these
LEXINGTON Brent Morris, MD, has landed his dream job. To join the Lexington Clinic Orthopedics – Sports Medicine Center means three things to him: For
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