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10/29 - JMN LIVE AT BAPTIST MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
LeeAnn Mengel, Vice President Administrator, joins JMN to recap Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center's evolution over the past ten years, and looks toward continued expansion, growing resources, and continuing innovative holistic care.
10/29 - JMN LIVE AT BAPTIST MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
Dr. Kim LaBree, Assistant Administator of Patient Services, addresses a number of listener questions regarding local area health concerns, diagnostic processes, and Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center care resources. Se asserts that the most important part of preventative or clinical care is routine checkups with your primary care physician. If you need to establish a primary care physician, Baptist invites you to contact them at 904-202-4YOU (4968).
10/29 - JMN LIVE AT BAPTIST MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
Becky Ness, Oncology Social Worker, joins JMN to discuss ways cancer can impact family dynamics during and after treatment. She advocates support groups, communication, and social work teaching cooperation and prioritization to help families rally in care and support wihtout their o the patient's individual identities being subsumed by cancer. Her approach is that whole-person healing is the goal, not just clinical resolution.
