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Health news and tips brought to you by Good Samaritan. New episode released every Thursday. Good Samaritan is licensed for 158 in-house patients offering a variety of health services. From radiation oncology to the birth of a baby, this growing health care provider balances quality patient care with preventative education to fulfill its mission.
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Clint speaks with DCS Coordinator for the Samaritan Center, Haley Utley. They talk about children's mental health, how to treat anxiety and depression in children, programs offered at the Samaritan Center, and the Children's Mental Health Fair.
Children’s Mental Health Fair
Thursday, May 26th 4 to 7 p.m.
901 Willow Street, Vincennes, IN
Free food, games, community resources and lots of fun!
Host: Clint Kubow
Guest: Haley Utley
Clint talks with Megan Davis from Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacy about Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacy services, Hepatitis C clinic, signs of Hepatitis C, Anticoagulation Clinic.
Clint talks with Good Samaritan Chief Operating Officer Adam Thacker about FDA approval of COVID-19 vaccine, vaccine efficacy, vaccine boosters, pregnancy with the vaccine, why people are hesitant and much more.
Adam Thacker graduated from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy with a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy in 2004 and then went on to earn his Master of Science in Business and Healthcare Administration in 2008 from Regis University in Denver, Colorado. He is also board certified in Healthcare Management by the American College of Healthcare Executives. Thacker began his career in health care in 2004 as a Pharmacy Supervisor at Barnes Jewish Hospital. He then went on to become the Chief Performance Officer at Hospital Sisters Health System in Springfield, Illinois, and finally came to Good Samaritan in 2013.
Clint talks to Wound Care Clinical Nurse Educators Laura Devers and Burdetta Scott about types of wound care, methods of therapy, diabetes and ostomy education.
In the first episode of the Good Samaritan Healthcast, Clint speaks with Heidi Hinkle and discusses the national nursing shortage, nursing opportunities, and benefits for nurses at Good Samaritan.
Host: Clint Kubow, Digital Marketing Specialist
Guest: Heidi Hinkle, Nursing Director of Professional Practice
In this episode, Katie sites down with Patty Keller, the Student Programs Coordinator. They discuss SHOP, Student Shadowing, and the Healthcare Academy. These are all geared towards students 16+ to help foster a passion for healthcare. There are many different career paths to choose from and Patty discusses the difference between each program and exciting new events coming up.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Jalayna Cary, the Physical Medicine Manager, about Occupational Therapy. They discuss what it is, what it looks like, how patients of all ages can see benefits, and how it improves quality of life.
Katie sat down with Stacy Wilson, a Gastroenterology Nurse Practitioner at Good Samaritan, to talk about colorectal cancer awareness. While March is the month for awareness on this cancer, it is important to be diligent about your care year-round. Stacy discusses the different methods of screening for colorectal cancer as well as how to prepare for a colonoscopy.
Katie sat down with Nicole Coomer, Director of the Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation, to discuss the new Caregiver Recognition program. This program is an opportunity for patients to recognize their caregivers in a lasting and meaningful way. With a monetary donation, patients are able to choose where their support is allocated within the hospital. These categories include patient assistance, scholarships, and much more. Nicole also discusses how much the Foundation raised in 2023 and what they were able to do with those funds.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Mallory Tague, the Nursing Performance Improvement Coordinator at Good Samaritan, about Magnet. This marks Good Samaritan's fourth consecutive Magnet designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center, an honor that less than 3% of U.S. hospitals receive. Mallory discusses what this means for patients and caregivers, and our commitment to quality care.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Lydia Wright, the Program Administrator over the Good Samaritan Psychiatry Residency Program. Lydia discusses the need for psychiatric services in rural communities, outpatient services such as PRIDE clinic, the first graduating class and where they are now.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Jamie Kroeger, the bereavement and volunteer coordinator, and Kenzie Barrett, the Infusion and Hospice Nurse Manager, about different groups offered at Good Samaritan. One of these groups, Caregiver Support Group, was born out of a suggestion for a resource for those experiencing caregiver burnout. Also offered is options for those dealing with grief. This includes a grief support group and camp for children experiencing grief. Jamie and Kenzie discuss how to get involved with these resources and how to reserve your spot.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Cassie Abel, Director of Patient Experience, about patient surveys. She discusses the difference between outpatient and inpatient surveys, and what your answers do to better help us care for you and your loved ones. Cassie also gives examples of the influence of surveys answers.
In this edition, Katie Lovell speaks with Melinda Carie about Ostomy Services at Good Samaritan. She also discusses common issues and misconceptions about life with an ostomy. Melinda gives contact information and instructions on how to set up an appointment with her as an outpatient appointment and requirements for being seen.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Lilly Cassel, Director of Acute Care, about Virtual Nursing. This program has been active at Good Samaritan for 8 weeks with the help of Banyan and is already serving our patients and nurses. Lilly also discusses management styles and ways that Good Samaritan is supporting their nurses by helping to fill in the gaps to get nurses back to the bedside.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Heather McKinley, the Good Samaritan Pharmacy Staff Development Supervisor, about Drug Take Back Day. This event is hosted by Good Samaritan and will take place on April 20, 2023 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. This will give community members the opportunity to dispose of their unused and expired medications properly. Heather also discusses the dangers of not disposing of these medications and alternative options for disposal that is offered year-round.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Dr. Dustin Blackwell and Nurse Practitioner Lindsey Van Schoyck about the Biote Method. This method is for hormone optimization and replacement for those who need it. Unbalanced hormones can cause fatigue, mood swings, hot flashes, sleep issues and so much more. With this method, Dr. Blackwell and Lindsey discuss how to treat patients while keeping them energized. This method is for those who want to age healthier and live happier.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Tracy Snyder, Director of Laboratory, about Good Samaritan's Medical Laboratory Science program which Tracy serves as the Program Director for. Tracy discusses the kinds of candidates the program is looking for, as well as how this program will prepare students for their Board of Registry exam. She also talks about the opportunities for students once this program is completed.
In this episode, Katie speaks with Ellie Herman, a physical therapist at Good Samaritan, about pelvic floor physical therapy. Ellie recounts her experience with women struggling postpartum, bladder leakage issues, and painful intercourse. In this enlightening episode, Ellie explains that just because it's common, doesn't make it normal and how patients can seek help.
In this edition of the Good Samaritan Healthcast, Katie speaks with Kerri Pruitt, the Oncology Nurse Navigator at Good Samaritan. Kerri discusses her role and how she helps patients navigate their diagnosis and how to contact her. She also discusses the benefits of coming to Good Samaritan, even if your Oncologist is not located here.
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