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The concern was instigated by Lisa Stone Pritzker, who, with her husband John Pritzker, helped fund the building - named in honor of John's sister, who died by suicide at age 24, in 1972. Parnassus Heights, with its white hillside towers, is very different from the Pritzker Building's neighborhood of Dogpatch, which used to be dominated by industrial buildings and workers' housing built along bayside docks, but which has been undergoing a change. BUILDING TYPE STUDY 1,043 HEALTH CARE THE NANCY FRIEND PRITZKER Psychiatry Building celebrates this branch of medical practice as worthy of high design. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the development and launching of a community-nested, interprofessional clinic, the Healthy Development Community Clinic by faculty members at San José State University (SJSU). Topics discussed include how they developed the clinic, services they offered at the clinic, and events they routinely offer based on input from school staff, students, and community members.

The article features the top executives in the music industry who propelled their companies to new heights amidst the challenges. Among them are pop singer Taylor Swift, who was named as the 2023 Person of the Year, Universal Music Group (UMG) chairperson Lucian Grainge, Sony Music Group chairperson Rob Stringer, and Live Nation Entertainment president Michael Rapino.

ISupport works with children, parents and healthcare professionals to ensure a child's emotional and psychological well-being is central to all key decisions about care and procedures. The team represents a collaboration between 50 multidisciplinary professionals from 16 countries, inspired by Katie Dixon, who experienced multiple traumatic procedures as a child and has since been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This is especially important for patients who may need to be physically isolated to reduce the risk of infection or ICU patients that need to be closely monitored by health-care providers. In health-care facilities, daylighting, aesthetics, and the flexible use of space can promote healing for patients and allow health-care workers to spend more time treating patients and less time adapting a space for their ever-changing needs. 2 In addition to direct health outcomes related to proper daylighting, patients also indirectly benefit from the positive experiences that medical and hospital staff derive from natural light and a connection with nature. [Extracted from the article]

The article features the nonprofit journal Houston Landing's solicitation of donations and members to focus on Houston's underserved communities under the direction of chief executive officer Peter Bhatia, as of September 2023. Topics covered include its authentic journalism realized by a diverse newsroom that reflects the city itself, and the composition and tasks of its newsroom. Also noted are Houston Landing's funding sources.

Behavioral health conditions include mental illness disorders and substance abuse disorders." A2023 study by Mental Health America identified that 5.44 percent of adults experience severe mental illness. They also note, "Health systems are increasingly recognizing that behavioral health is an essential partof physical and population health.". [Extracted from the article]

Tracey Lange's novels focus on messy family dynamics, secrets, love, and the complexities of relationships. Her latest book, "What Happened to the McCrays?", delves into the story of a divorced couple reuniting after years apart, exploring themes of marriage, trauma, and coping with past events. Lange's personal experiences, including her childhood in the Bronx and work in mental health, have influenced her writing, which aims to evoke deep emotions and empathy in readers. [Extracted from the article]

BUILDING TYPE STUDY 1,019 HEALTH CARE THE TERM "psych ward" may be obsolete, but mental-health institutions are notorious for being grim environments. "We didn't want it to feel like an archetypical hospital experience, with a corridor that runs on forever and no natural light", says architect Tim Morshead, partner at San Francisco - based WRNS Studio. The first-level inpatient unit is the more complicated part of the building: it is organized around three internal courtyards and divided into four "neighborhoods" that can expand or contract depending on the type of patients at any time, giving the hospital more flexibility. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the effectiveness of ceramic-based arts, particularly clay modeling of Nok terracotta figures, as a therapeutic tool for individuals with mood disorders, showcasing a study conducted at mental health facilities in Nigeria. Topics include the positive impact on participants' moods, the cultural significance of Nok terracotta, and the potential of adopting ceramic-based arts in continuing care treatment for mood disorders. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article offers information on the mental health information and resources for librarians in the U.S. It discusses that the National Council for Mental Wellbeing offers a skills-based course called Mental Health First Aid; the National Library of Medicine's MedlinePlus provides health-related educational resources that may help librarians better understand health science information; and comprehensive list of resources to support senior citizens by the Library of Congress.

The article focuses on the importance of addressing mental health conditions that may arise during an eye exam. Topics include the need for mental health information on intake forms, understanding the manifestations of different mental health conditions, and strategies for handling patients with mental health issues during exams.

The article reviews the architectural design of UC Health Gardner Neuroscience Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio that was designed by Perkins+Will.

The article discusses the Mine Safety and Health Administration's (MSHA) new Health Resource Locator tool, which aims to connect miners with healthcare services and provide health information based on their location. However, the article argues that the tool is not useful as it does not offer any information that miners couldn't easily find through a simple internet search. The article also criticizes the tool's outdated design and lack of advanced features, suggesting that MSHA's resources could have been better utilized elsewhere. Additionally, the document provides a list of various companies relevant to the mining and construction industry, but does not offer any additional information about these companies or their products and services. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses how important changes in coding, reimbursement and regulations impact ophthalmic practices with health care compliance efforts to help ensure continued accuracy in billing procedures. Topics include elements of the documented patient history or physician exam impact the level of service; and imaging of retina for detection or monitoring of disease, point of care autonomous analysis and report.

The article announces the winner of the 2022 annual Engineering News-Record (ENR) Global Best Project Awards, including the Google Bay View Campus in northern California, the Tianfu Agricultural Exposition center in China, and the Canal Lachine Bridge project in Quebec, Canada.

The article offers editor and journalists personnel changes, which include appointment of Ademola Bello at New York Times; and joining of Maite Fernández at The Washington Post; and naming of Lindsay Zoladz at The New York Times.

"The Alchemy of Bridges" by Charlene Williams is an emotive and socially conscious story that explores the power of love. The book follows the intertwined lives of Ronan Byrne and Emily Walton, who meet on a bridge in New York City in 1968. Despite facing numerous challenges and the passage of time, their bond remains unbreakable. Williams seamlessly blends genres, combining romance, mystery, and suspense, and the narrative culminates in the COVID-19 era. While the social commentary can be heavy-handed at times, the enduring love story between Ronan and Emily is a testament to the transformative power of love. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses how Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council in the United Kingdom implemented a bespoke leadership program in collaboration with care homes, resulting in improved staff retention and service quality. Topics discussed include the development of effective leadership in care homes, the impact on Care Quality Commission ratings, and the evolution of a coaching leadership style to enhance engagement and performance.

The article presents views and ideas from record label executives and artists on ways to help protect reproductive rights following the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the U.S. Supreme Court. Capitol Music Group's chair and chief executive officer Michelle Jubelirer talks about the use of social media accounts to advocate for reproductive rights, and Swidlife's founder Masud Hassan recommends the use of the music distribution platform Bandcamp by independent artists.

The article offers information on the role of pharmacy in optimising care in people with severe mental illness (SMI) die about 10–20 years earlier than the general population, mainly due to physical health disease. It discusses that metabolic syndrome (MetS) is one of the most prevalent risk factors for developing Cardiovascular disease in those with SMI.; and mentions that individuals with SMI represent a vulnerable group with multiple and substantial healthcare needs.

The author writes about the strong motivation that can come for leaders if they slow down, reassess where they are going and how they plan on getting there, and taking care of their physical and mental health. He uses the metaphor of The Filling Station to refill rather than to stubbornly keep pushing, which can lead to burnout. In his words, there are five key areas revolving around these thoughts: Fill up on your ability to Shift! Fill up on your need to live! Fill up on your ability to repurpose! Fill up on your right to eliminate! Fill up on your attitude of gratitude! Within point 3 he offers that "Leaders will find purpose in everything, even if the purpose is merely a lesson." Leaders should not try to tough it out, or proceed when they are metaphorically running on empty. The author states that "You are not obligated to pretend that you are ok when you are not. You owe it to yourself to get refilled. Creation is waiting for you and there are people who need to know that it's ok to take care of yourself. This does not make you weak; it makes you strong, necessary, and unstoppable." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article highlights the winners of the Small Agency of the Year awards in various categories. One notable campaign was by L&C for AB InBev, which addressed the impact of climate change on Colombian farmers who supply cassava for the Nativa beer. Another campaign by Copacino Fujikado for Premera Blue Cross took an emotional approach to B2B advertising, emphasizing camaraderie and familial dynamics in the workplace. Mojo Supermarket capitalized on a viral Calvin Klein campaign featuring Jeremy Allen White by putting up the famous couch for grabs on Facebook Marketplace. Terri & Sandy used the viral internet challenge #NoNutNovember to market Orchard Valley Harvest's Cran Nut Mix, attracting attention among male Gen Zers and millennials. Slap Global turned live sports into a live advertising opportunity for Lay's with its "Chip Cam" starring David Beckham and Thierry Henry. Opinionated found a creative way to market Voodoo Ranger's beer with heightened alcohol content by creating "The World's Strongest Can of IPA" and showcasing its strength through extreme stress tests. BeautifulBeast created a Cardiac Risk Index for Fundación Cardiológica Argentina, which assesses a person's risk of heart attack based on exposure to daily news. Angry Butterfly, a Canadian agency, found a creative solution to legal restrictions on cannabis advertising by creating a geotargeted campaign for cannabis retailer Stok'd. The campaign successfully raised awareness about Stok'd while adhering to advertising restrictions and saw an increase in online customers [Extracted from the article]

The article explores being an optometrist has been a rewarding job. However, when I (Dr. Roberts) graduated from school 15 years ago, I was not sure if patients would accept me for being different. I was from a small rural town where diversity was scarce and discussions of diversity and inclusion were not mainstream in culture—let alone in the optometry curriculum.

Sahaj Kaur Kohli's book, "But What Will People Say? Navigating Mental Health, Identity, Love, and Family Between Cultures," offers a unique perspective on mental health and therapy. As a psychotherapist and child of Indian immigrants, Kohli explores the challenges of navigating between cultures and the impact this has on mental health. Drawing on personal experiences, client stories, and online polls, Kohli addresses issues such as the internalization of societal and familial standards and the tension between preserving one's heritage and assimilating for safety. The book provides reflection questions, exercises, and tips for those seeking self-help beyond traditional Western approaches to therapy. [Extracted from the article]

Gender services care for people with gender incongruence, the term used for a discrepancy between an individual's birth-assigned sex and their gender identity, or how they feel about their gender. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Why you should read this article: • To recognise the psychological effects of chronic skin conditions that patients may experience • To refresh your knowledge of the core principles of the assessment and management of mental health issues • To identify how you could enhance the care and support of patients with chronic skin conditions in your practice Chronic skin conditions, such as atopic eczema and psoriasis, can have significant psychological effects on patients. For example, these conditions can affect an individual's functioning, and may lead to mental health issues such as depression or anxiety disorders. This article identifies the links between chronic skin conditions and mental health issues, and discusses the nurse's role in assessing, managing and supporting patients with these comorbidities. It also emphasises the importance of using validated tools and a holistic approach to care, and discusses how to address challenges that patients may experience. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Why you should read this article: • To understand the physiological properties of ketamine • To learn about the therapeutic uses of ketamine • To familiarise yourself with the nursing implications of ketamine use Ketamine is a synthetic drug with unique properties which started to be used therapeutically in humans in the 1970s and is now widely used in all fields of nursing. Ketamine acts on the central nervous system, primarily through inhibiting N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors. However, the precise understanding of its mechanisms of action remains elusive in many respects. Ketamine is frequently used as an anaesthetic in medical and surgical procedures and as an analgesic in children and adults. It is increasingly used in mental health settings to treat depression. It has potential to be used more often in areas such as palliative care and mental health care. This article reviews the physiological and pharmacological properties of ketamine, explores its main therapeutic uses, and considers the associated implications for nursing practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The cost to treat underlying chronic health conditions such as diabetes is two to three times higher in individuals with a mental health or substance abuse condition, which can become a concern for companies that provide health care benefits, says Gruttadaro. Via its website www.preventconstructionsuicide.com, CIASP provides resources and information for firms large and small "to implement a mental health program inside your organization. Prior to the pandemic, one in five people experienced mental health issues, making it more common than cancer, diabetes or heart disease, says Darcy E. Gruttadaro, director of the center for workplace mental health at the American Psychiatric Association Foundation (APAF). The firm also provides a wellness app portal through Wellness Workdays that includes mental health and financial wellness resources along with team fitness challenges where workers can win prizes. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores ways to further improve public perception of eye care professionals. It presents case scenarios highlighting the importance of asking general open questions regarding the individual's health and well-being, relating to the patient showing empathy, and establishing mutually agreed outcomes. Also discussed is the Voss and Raz model of using tactical empathy as a vehicle to develop rapport.

- McINTOSH LABELS/DISTRIBUTORS Paris Cabezas MANAGING DIRECTOR, INNERCAT MUSIC GROUP Ana Gonzalez MANAGING PARTNER, INNERCAT MUSIC GROUP Garrett Schaefer GM, INNERCAT MUSIC GROUP InnerCat, which describes itself as a full-service music technology company, saw its catalog reach 22.75 billion total streams to date, with breakouts like Jamby El Favo, whose platform rose to 1.87 million subscribers on YouTube, according to the company. Milana Rabkin Lewis CO-FOUNDER/CEO, STEM Kristin Graziani VP ARTIST RELATIONS, STEM In 2020, artist services company Stem launched the funding tool Scale with $100 million in advances for independent artists and labels. In 2020, Rich Music artists such as Sech, Dalex and Dimelo Flow amassed 2.5 billion streams, according to the company, while the Miami-based label ranked on multiple Billboard year-end charts, including No. 6 on Top Latin Labels, No. 5 on Hot Latin Songs Labels and No. 6 on Top Latin Albums Labels. David Porter CO-FOUNDER/CEO, MADE IN MEMPHIS ENTERTAINMENT Tony D. Alexander CO-FOUNDER/PRESIDENT/MANAGING DIRECTOR, MADE IN MEMPHIS ENTERTAINMENT Made in Memphis Entertainment is working to revitalize the city's music scene, and the multifaceted company includes - in addition to its indie label MIME Records and distribution divisions Beatroot Music and Beatroot Africa - a studio, 4U Recording; a film/TV synch company, Heavy Hitters Music Group; and MIME Publishing. [Extracted from the article]

The article examines the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on mental health services, service users and nurses in the United Kingdom (UK). Topics discussed include access to mental health services, barriers to effective care, and adapting mental health services during the Covid-19 pandemic and exacerbation in health inequalities.