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Falls Expert Witnesses
Falls expert witnesses and consultants listed here may be able to form expert opinions, draft expert witness reports, provide expert witness testimony at deposition and/or trial as or serve as consulting (non-testifying) experts on falls. The falls expert witness listings on this page are typically from fields/areas of expertise such as: Accident Reconstruction, Biomechanics, Business Operations, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Clothing/Apparel, Construction, Critical Care Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Geriatrics, Hospice and Palliative Care, Hospitalist, Independent Medical Examinations, and Internal Medicine.
Steven High, MPH, MS, CIH, CSP
Slip-Resistance - Tribometrist
Trip & Fall; OSHA; 30 Yrs. Exp
Health Exposure Evaluations
William R Thompson, PT, DPT, PhD University of Alabama at Birmingham
Trussville, Alabama
Physical Therapy, Nursing Homes - Geriatrics, Physical Therapy, Bone, Fractures, Falls, Orthopedics, Gabapentin, Lyrica, Neurontin, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Skeletal Health, Acute Care, Trauma, Orthopedic Trauma, fracture, rehabilitation
Dr. Thompson has been practicing as a physical therapist for 14 years. He has worked in both outpatient orthopedic and inpatient physical therapy settings, including major medical institutions such as University of North Carolina Hospitals and Indiana University Health Hospitals, as well as rural hospital systems. He has worked extensively with geriatric populations and with individuals with neurological, orthopedic, and trauma related conditions. In addition to his clinical expertise as a physical therapist, Dr. Thompson holds a PhD in biomechanics and movement science where his technical expertise is in molecular biology and genetics with an emphasis on bone health and fracture healing. Dr. Thompson has published over 33 peer-reviewed manuscripts and several book chapters. Additionally, he has received numerous national and international awards recognizing his contributions to the field of physical therapy and bone biology. Dr. Thompson's research examines the mechanisms by which...
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Allison Weiner-Lasher, DPT, OTR/L www.ExpertWitnessPTOT.com
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy - Nursing homes, rehab hospitals, pediatrics, geriatrics, protocols, falls, sexual assault, training, wound care, orthopedics surgical, pressure sores, transfers, restraints, fall risk assessment, supervision, functional capacity evaluation, FCE, medical necessity, billing, oncology
Licensed physical and occupational therapist. 20+ years of clinical experience including: adults, pediatrics, nursing homes, inpatient and outpatient. Several years teaching experience. 6+ years expert witness experience. Significant supervisory experience of physical therapy and occupational therapy assistants and aids. Pediatric Physical Therapy (PT) experience includes autism spectrum disorders, Angelman's syndrome, Fragile X syndrome, and Cerebral Palsy. Adult Physical Therapy (PT) experience includes patients with physical therapy deficits after oncology diagnoses and treatments, arthroscopic/arthroplasty surgeries of the shoulder, knee, hip and ankle, rotator cuff repairs, shoulder replacements, post-operative cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine surgeries, back pain syndromes, hand injuries/tendon repairs, ankle injuries/fractures, carpal tunnel repair, Dequervains syndrome, lumbar and cervical spine injuries, neurological diagnoses, knee, hip, and ankle injuries and foot con...
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Matthew W Wright, MD, FACP Canyon State Medicolegal Consulting, LLC
Hospitalist, Internal Medicine - Hospital Medicine, Adult Hospital Medicine, Hospital Inpatient, Infections, Pneumonia, Electrolyte Abnormalities, Hypertension, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Sepsis, Falls, Stroke
I am a practicing hospitalist with over 16 years of patient care experience since completing a residency in the specialty of Internal Medicine at the University of Utah Health Sciences Center in Salt Lake City, UT. I hold a Doctor of Medicine degree from Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, VA. Before this, I completed a Bachelor of Science in Biology at The College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA. I am board certified in the specialty of Internal Medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine. My initial certification was in 2004, and I recertified in 2014 with a Focused Practice in Hospital Medicine. In 2016, I was selected as a Fellow of the American College of Physicians. I have served as an outside medical consultant for the Arizona Medical Board since 2016 and an outside medical consultant for the Arizona Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners since 2018. I am currently licensed to practice medicine in Arizona, Montana, and South Dakota.
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Christopher M. Davey, MD, CWSP
Wound Care, Nursing Homes - Nursing homes, Assisted living, standards of care, pressure ulcers and other wounds, bedsores, falls, geriatrics, complex medical cases, cause of death issues, and Hyperbaric medicine
Dr. Davey trained as a pathologist at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami, Florida, but since 1987 has practiced in Family Practice and Geriatric Medicine in office, hospital, and nursing home settings. Dr. Davey has a special interest in wound diagnosis, prevention and treatment and is board certified by the American Board of Wound Management. He is also a trained Hyperbaric Specialist. Hyperbaric medicine is the treatment of severe wounds and other conditions using high pressure oxygen chambers. He was the Medical Director of Hyperbaric Medicine, as well as an active physician at the Edward White Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine until October 2014. He has also been a consultant for American Medical Technologies in Irvine, CA on wound care dressings. Dr. Davey is also a senior member of the Wound Healing Society in Bethesda, Maryland. Dr. Davey holds a current active medical license in the state of Florida. Dr. Davey is currently doing telemedicine wound care during...
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Lisa A Gildred, BSN, RN Santa Barbara Legal Nurse Consulting
Buellton, California
Wound Care, Geriatrics - wound, pressure sores, pressure ulcers, nursing, long term care, home health, geriatrics, wound care nurse, assisted living, pressure injuries, falls
For the past 7 years I have been employed at a highly regarded outpatient wound care clinic in Goleta, CA. As one of the country's leading wound care centers, I am very proud of the education and care which we provide. I feel confident that I can assist you in any cases where wound care management or gerontology is an issue. Prior to becoming a certified wound care nurse, I was providing wound care in the home as a home health/hospice nurse, as well as the various healthcare settings over the course of my career, including the ICU. I work efficiently in a timely manner and I am very familiar with electronic medical records from both acute care and long term care settings. I am confident that I can deliver a solid and competent testimony both on the witness stand and in depositions. I am board certified in the field of wound care and gerontological nursing.
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Channa R. Kelly, LNHA, LMFT Fortitude Expert Witness and Consulting, LLC
Nursing Home Administration, Geriatrics - Assisted Living, Geriatrics, Memory Care, Nursing Home, Skilled Nursing Facility, RCFE, Assisted Living, MFT, NHA, LNHA, LMFT, Custodial Care, Title 22, Long Term Care, Dementia, Alzheimer's, Falls, Residential Care Facility
Nursing Home and Assisted Living Administration Expert on the use of regulatory and accreditation standards, healthcare operations, and creation of systems to improve outcomes. Knowledgeable about regulatory compliance and standard of care. Experience with start-ups, existing communities, and new acquisitions. Specialized in Geriatric Community Management, including Memory Care. ·	10+ years experience with Geriatric Population in an Administrative Role ·	Well versed with Title 22 and Federal Regulations for NHA and RCFE ·	Experienced Expert Witness in various States ·	Extensive experience with Geriatric population and Memory Care ·	Licensed Marital and Family Therapist ·	Behavioral Health experience in locked units and outpatient care ·	Physician Relationships and Community Relations
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Thomas Baird McIlraith, MD, SFHM, CLHM Baird Medical Consulting
Hospitalist, Internal Medicine - Hospitalist, Hospital Medicine, Internal Medicine, Infections, Pneumonia, Electrolyte abnormalities, Hypertension, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Sepsis, Shock, Falls, Stroke, Medical Necessity, InterQual, Milliman Care Guidelines (MCG)
Dr. McIlraith received his BS, and MD from the University of Wisconsin; and completed Internal Medicine Residency at the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University in 1999. In 2000, he was made the head of the hospitalist division in the South Sacramento Kaiser Permanente. He became the Chairman of Hospital Medicine at Mercy Medical Group in 2004. In the subsequent 12 years he grew the department from 12 to 84 hospitalists. He was elected to the MMG board of directors in 2009, and served as Treasurer from 2011 through 2016. Dr. McIlraith has been providing expert opinion services to defense and plaintiff clients since 2011. He has served on the The Doctors Company Hospital Medicine Advisory Board. Dr. McIlraith joined NAIP (now SHM) as a charter member in 1998 and has been active ever since. He was in the inaugural FHM class in 2009, the inaugural SFHM class in 2010, and the inaugural CLHM class in 2013. He was the 2016 recipient of the SHM Award of Excellence.
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Sonja Rosen, MD, FACP, AGSF Cedars-Sinai
Geriatrics, Internal Medicine - Gerontology, Elder abuse, life expectancy, falls, functional decline, medical malpractice, standard of care, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospitals, accidents, neglect, hospice, palliative care, goals of care, end of life.
I have 15 years experience as an expert witness. I am a Professor of Medicine and have extensive experience as a medical director, chief and clinician and can opine on standard of care in hospital, nursing home, assisted living facilities, and ambulatory care setting, as well as life expectancy, functional decline, elder abuse and neglect. I am a subject matter expert in geriatric syndromes including but not limited to dementia, delirium, falls and injury prevention, polypharmacy, functional decline, goals of care. I am triple board certified in Internal Medicine, Geriatric Medicine and Hospice & Palliative Care Medicine.
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Karl E. Steinberg, MD, CMD, HMDC, HEC-C Stone Mountain Medical Associates, Inc.
Geriatrics, Nursing Homes - Nursing Home - Skilled Nursing Facility, Hospice - End-of-Life Care, Palliative Care, Home Health, Assisted Living, Regulatory, Decubitus, Pressure Ulcers, Falls, Dementia - Alzheimer's, Medicare, Medicaid, Managed Care - HMO, Life Care Planning, Personal Injury, Family Medicine, Addiction Medicine
Experienced Expert, 200+ depositions, 25+ trials. Speedy and Objective Records Reviews (plaintiff/defense); Standard of Care, Causation and Damages Opinions, including Life Expectancy and Future Care Costs, Regulatory Actions; Comprehensive Report Writing. References Available on Request. In clinical practice of post-acute and long-term care medicine, Geriatrics & Hospice in San Diego area since 1992; Chief Medical Officer, Mariner Health Care (nursing facility management company); Chief Medical Officer, Beecan Health; Clinical Faculty UCSD School of Medicine and Family Medicine Dept. Adjunct faculty, Case Western Reserve University; Affiliate Faculty, California State University's Institute for Palliative Care (San Marcos), Past President of CALTCM, President of AMDA--The Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine (www.paltc.org, formerly known as American Medical Directors Association); Past Chair; Coalition for Compassionate Care of California; Editor Emeritus of Cari...
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John Tyson, BS, MS, JD, P.E.
Encino, California
Accident Reconstruction, Slip Trip & Fall - 3D Computer Accident Animation and Simulation, Vehicle Accident Reconstruction (Car: Bus: Bicycle: Pedestrian : Truck), Product defect, SAFETY,Stairway and Building Code Analysis, Coefficient of Friction Measurement,Lighting, Machine Guarding,Industrial Accident,Falls, Engineering
Mr. Tyson has over twenty five years full time experience in Accident Reconstruction and Forensic Engineering. He has investigated, analyzed and reconstructed more than six thousand accidents during this period. He has supervised and trained many Engineers and Physicists in the field of Forensic Engineering. He has testified on several hundred occasions on a variety of aspects of accident reconstruction for both plaintiff and defense in depositions, arbitrations, civil and criminal, trials in Municipal and Superior Courts He has been a court appointed expert in numerous criminal trials ranging from traffic accident to First Degree Murder. He has testified for individuals, major insurance companies commercial and fleet businesses. He is a consultant to many Governmental and Municipal agencies including Cities of Los Angeles, Burbank Pasadena, Glendale, Ontario, Santa Monica ,San Gabriel, Ventura , Fountain Valley, Santa Barbara, Calexico, County of Orange and State of C...
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Gary White GW Retail Consulting
Rancho Mirage, California
Business Operations, Clothing/Apparel - Retail Operations, Stores, Merchandising, Retail Management, Retail Store Safety, Retail Operating Policy, Slips, Falls, Grocery, Retail Displays, Retail Property, Merchandise Packaging
• Gary White is an expert in store operations, safe store conditions, safe merchandising, and safe environments for customers and employees. He has represented plaintiff and defense. • In his leadership roles, he has trained store safety, hired safety managers, and approved store inspection policies to be implemented in retail stores. • As a retail executive, Mr. White has approved the building of over 900 stores and reviewed the capital expenditure needs for existing stores to repair or replace in-store equipment as needed. • As a store operations trainer, he has trained hundreds of managers to inspect and correct issues discovered in stores and to keep the store safe. • As an expert witness, Mr. White has reviewed dozens of cases, written opinions, testified for defendants and plaintiffs, and represented many different local and national retailers.
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Jennifer A Robbins, MPT
Old Greenwich, Connecticut
Physical Therapy - geriatrics, Orthopedics, Spinal Disorders, Joint Replacements, Shoulder Impingement, falls, Vestibular Conditions, balance, Oncology, Parkinson's Disease, Concussion, low back pain
Advanced training in vestibular rehabilitation and orthopedics. CEU list available upon request. Clinical experience across the continuum of care from acute through outpatient. Experienced reviewing with managed care/insurance.
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Cathy H. Ciolek, PT, DPT, GCS, FAPTA Living Well With Dementia, LLC
Physical Therapy, Geriatrics - Falls, Nursing Homes, Dementia, Functional Decline, Person-Centered Care, Standards of Care, Goals of Care, Long Term Care, Continuing Care Retirement Communities, Resident Rights, Independent Living, Transfers, Restraints, Safety, Anti-psychotics, Home Health, Exercise, Pain
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Board Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist Geriatric Physical Therapy Thought Leader •	President, Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapy (APTA Geriatrics) •	Past President, Delaware Physical Therapy Association (APTA Delaware) •	Additional appointed or elected positions in o	American Physical Therapy Association o	APTA Geriatrics o	APTA Delaware •	Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the American Physical Therapy Association •	Additional awards including: o	Marilyn Moffat Leadership Award (APTA) o	Joe Lucca Service Award (APTA Delaware) o	Lucy Blair Service Award (APTA) o	Joan Mills Award (APTA Geriatrics) o	Clinical Educators Award (APTA Geriatrics) •	Board Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist since 1996 •	Certified Dementia Practitioner, Certified Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Care Trainer •	32 years clinical and academic teaching experience o	Former faculty Universi...
Cathy H. Ciolek, PT, DPT, GCS, FAPTA - Full Listing and Contact Info
Janine McCartney, Ph.D, MBA, CSP, CHST, RPIH, CSI(ML) HHC Safety Engineering Services, Inc.
Safety, Oil and Gas - Oil & Gas, Pipeline, Electrical, Safety Engineering, Arc Flash, NFPA 70E, OSHA, Accident Investigation, Falls, Equipment, Machinery, Accident Reconstruction, Construction, Industrial Plants, Lead, Worker's Compensation,Safety Inspection, Safety Management,Training, Employee, Workplace Safety, Toxic.
Dr. Janine McCartney is a Safety Engineer with designation as a Certified Safety Professional, Construction Safety and Health Technician, Registered Professional Industrial Hygienist, and Certified Safety Instructor (Master's Level). Dr. McCartney has held Management safety positions and a Safety Officer II position with OSHA Consultation. She worked for 11 years in the oil & gas industry and pipeline industry on large multi-state pipeline construction projects and as an exploration geologist (onshore and offshore). Dr. McCartney has taught for Texas A&M-Texas Engineering Extension as Adjunct Faculty and teaches the OSHA 10 and 30 hour General Industry and Construction courses for OTI. Her career spans 40 years. Awards: 2021-2017 AM Best Service Provider, Editorial Staff of Science of the Total Environment, Helyion, and Data in Brief. 2021-2017 Safety Engineer Expert of the Year-Lawyer Monthly. 2018 Keynote Speech World Safety Organization. Dr. McCartney works on a day to day ...
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Nicole Dawson, PT, PhD, GCS Golden Age Consultants
Geriatrics, Physical Therapy - Aging, Dementia, Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias, Falls, Exercise, Functional Assessment and Evaluation, Plan of Care Development, Geriatric Rehabilitation, Memory Care, Nursing Home, Skilled Nursing, Home Health, Outpatient, Cognition, Psychosocial Well-Being
Nicole Dawson, PT, PhD, GCS is an Associate Professor in the Division of Physical Therapy of the College of Health Professions and Sciences at the University of Central Florida and Co-Director of the Innovative Mobility Innovative (IMOVE™) Lab. Dr. Dawson is a Board Certified Geriatric Physical Therapist (2014) with 20 years of clinical experience along with a PhD in Adult Development & Aging Psychology from Cleveland State University. She has been recognized for excellence in her field by the Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapy through receipt of the Distinguished Educator Award, the American Physical Therapy Association being awarded the Margaret L. Moore Outstanding New Academic Faculty Award, and the University of Central Florida with the Teaching Incentive Program Award. Her current area of research includes developing non-pharmacological interventions to improve functional and psychosocial outcomes in older adults with chronic disease including those with dementia, gaining...
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Kent A Edwards
Physical Therapy, Geriatrics - Elderly, lymphedema, home health care, Out-patient therapy, skilled nursing facility, nursing home, falls, assisted living facility, standards of care, orthopedics, sub-acute, rehabilitation, acute care, rehab, long term care, physical medicine and rehabilitation, FL licensed PT, APTA
Doctorate in Physical Therapy Certified lymphedema manual therapist Geriatric Clinical Specialist National Speaker Clinical educator Physical therapy operations Management expertise in home health, out-patient and skilled nursing facilities Primary clinical/treating Physical Therapist with experience as an expert witness
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Stephen Broomes, MD
Douglasville, Georgia
Hospitalist, Medical Billing - Internal Medicine, PE, Pulmonary Embolism, Pneumonia, COVID-19, infection, pressure sores, decubitus ulcers, medical necessity, healthcare fraud, qui tam, sepsis, falls, stroke, DVT, Deep Vein Thrombosis, hypoglycemia, hand offs, Nurse Practitioner & PA Supervision, Disability Evaluation, bleeds
Cleveland Clinic trained hospitalist in active clinical practice. Board certified in internal medicine with a practice focus on hospital medicine. 20+ years of clinical experience. Experienced expert witness at both deposition and trial. Vast medical necessity, UR (utilization review) and disability file review experience – has reviewed in excess of 2,000 charts. Conducted over 1,700 Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) Disability Reviews. Also experienced in UDT (Urine Drug Testing Analysis) and IMEs (Independent Medical Examinations).
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Michael P. Lawler, BS, CSP, ASP, CHST Safewit, Inc.
Safety, Construction - OSHA, Fall Protection, Fall Prevention, Slips, Trips, Falls, Stair Safety, Scaffold Safety, Roadway Safety, Work Zone Safety, Flaggers, MUTCD, Crane Safety, Steel Erection, Excavation, Silica, Lead, Tunnel, NFPA 70E, Confined Space, Marine Safety, Struck by Equipment (Back up/Forward/Radius Strike)
Mr. Lawler offers a unique combination formal education and "project based" experience working with on some of the largest construction projects in the US. This background allows him to offer you insights beyond the OSHA standards. This ensures his opinions create a clear picture as to how construction projects are managed and built Furthermore, Mr. Lawler is able analyze how a proper incident investigation should be completed. Applying his 30 years as a safety executive and leader you are assured to receive professional and prompt response to your needs and a demeanor of care and confidence. Expert at applying OSH Act of 1970 standards, CFR 1926 & 1910 regulations, policies, and Letter of Interpretation. Experience includes over 50 OSHA inspections and associated negotiation and defense preparation related to OSHA citations. Expert at incident investigation and accident reconstruction. Expert at injury management and investigation and all areas of fall protection and prevention. ...
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Monica L. Ott, MD
Lizton, Indiana
Geriatrics - Nursing Home, Dementia, Falls, Pressure Ulcers, Long Term Care, Skilled Nursing Facility, Decubitus, Palliative Care, End of Life Care, Antipsychotics
Board certified in Geriatrics and Family Medicine. Certified Medical Director through AMDA – The Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine. Past president of IMDA – the Indiana chapter of AMDA. Worked nine years in the Department of Internal Medicine and Geriatrics at Indiana University, regularly teaching medical students, internal medicine residents, geriatric fellows and nurse practitioners working in nursing homes. SNF medical director since 2010. Currently CCM Indiana market medical director for Optum.
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Mari S Truman, MS, PE OrthoBioMech LLC
Warsaw, Indiana
Biomechanics, Medical Devices - Occupant Motion, Injury Biomechanics, Orthopedics, Medical Product Liability, Duties of Manufacturer, Design, Testing, Manufacturing, Warnings, Instructions for Use, Injury Event Reconstruction, Failure Analysis, Injury Pattern, Soft Tissue Injury, Low Speed Collisions, Falls, Impacts, Sports
Licensed Professional Engineer Medical Device Design & Development 	38+ years orthopaedic device development 	12 patents Testified in State and Federal Courts , Injury Biomechanics and Medical Device Litigation 	20+ trials 	100+ depositions 38 years of experience in the biomechanics and orthopedics fields, 16 years forensic case analyses. I routinely deal with forces that are applied to the human body during many activities, including impact and injury scenarios. To assure the safety and efficacy of new medical devices, we define clinically relevant performance requirements for their installation and use, and then test to define the product specific performance characteristics. The physical principles and methods used in orthopedic biomechanics are the same as those used to reconstruct injury events. I am familiar with forces and loads applied to the hips, knees, wrist, shoulder, head, neck, lower back and skeleton in many typical activities, including sitting, walking, jumpin...
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Michael J. Johnson, MD Salina Ortho
Salina, Kansas
Orthopedic Surgery, Independent Medical Examinations - Orthopedics, Trauma, Auto Accidents, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Whiplash, Causation, Malpractice, Personal Injury, Work Related Trauma, Independent Medical Exams, Standard of Care, Medical Records Review, Spine Care Nonoperative, Fracture, Falls, Neck Pain, Back Pain, Disorders of Spine
Dr Johnson is board certified in Orthopaedic Surgery. Fellow with the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery. He is a Clinical Assistant Professor for the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Salina and Lead Preceptor for the surgical subspecialty rotation. He is the anatomy/cadaver lab preceptor for the medical students. He teaches family practice residents for the Smoky Hill Family Practice residency program. He did his residency at the University of Kansas-Wichita branch. He practices general orthopedic surgery in an active surgical practice in Salina, KS. He has practiced for 23 years. He is licensed in Kansas and Washington. He is Medical Director for Salina Surgical Hospital. He has experience in deposition and trial testimonies (29 times in the last 4 years). Dr Johnson has several years of experience as an expert witness in a wide variety of cases including medical malpractice, workman's compensation, and personal injury. He has experience with both plaintiff/claimant...
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Daniel Mickool, Ed.D Drug Experts
Pharmacist, Family Medicine - Medication expert, diabetes, gastrointestinal, psychiatric, antibiotics, narcotics, black box warnings, recalled drugs, imported drugs, herbals, The Joint Commission medication management standards, kidney injury, opioids, medication errors, geriatric medications, delirium in critically ill, falls
I am a practicing pharmacist, educator, researcher, and have been an invited speaker nationally and internationally in medical education, pharmacy practice and interprofessional collaboration. I am a contributing author to the Quatar Declaration commissioned by the WHO. I serve as the President of the Maine Pharmacy Association and I am a national delegate to the American Pharmacist Association. For 9 years I served as the Director of Continuing Pharmacy Education at the University of New England. I have held academic appointments at Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine (Family Medicine) and the University of New England. I enjoy teaching in the classroom, the hospital and medical clinic settings where I provide expert drug information to physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers. I am an active member in the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) and have been an invited conference speaker at STFM. I have numerous peer reviewed publications and poster presentations ...
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Eric J. Kraut, MD, FACS Eric J Kraut MD LLC
Owings Mills, Maryland
Trauma Surgery, General Surgery - General Surgery, Trauma, Critical Care, abdominal surgery, hernias, laparoscopy, endoscopy, bleeding, sepsis, injuries, intestinal surgery, cancer, breast cancer, colon cancer, diverticulitis, wounds, perforations, falls, motor vehicles crash, penetrating injuries, head injuries, missed injuries
I have been in practice for 25 years. I am an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins University and I am board certified in general surgery and critical care. I have held many administrative positions which involved review of medical care. These include chief of surgery, trauma medical director, medical director of ambulatory surgery center, medical director and founder of a breast cancer center as well as educator of residents and students. I have had a broad experience in my career including both academic and private practices and levels 1, 2 and 3 trauma centers. I have maintained a broad range of skills. My career has included vascular, thoracic, oncologic, advanced laparoscopic and open procedures.
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Marc Shepard, MD
Rockville , Maryland
Internal Medicine, Long Term Care - Long term care, Nursing home, pressure ulcer, decubitus ulcer, Falls, internal medicine, Heel ulcer
I have extensive experience in internal medicine and long-term care, serving as staff physician and then medical director of the Rock Creek Manor Nursing Home from 1986-2011, and the Jeanne Jugan Residence from 1982-present. From 2012-2019,I worked with Medstar Physician Group as part of a multi-specialty practice. I also served as the principal investigator for several clinical trials as part of the Medstar Health Research Institute. In addition to my work as a practicing physician, I have over a decade of experience serving as an expert witness in cases regarding internal medicine, nursing homes, long-term care and geriatric care. I have traveled across the country to provide expert testimony in high-profile cases.
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Susan A Abookire, BSEE, MD, MPH
Medical Management, Internal Medicine - Hospital Liability, Hospital Negligence, Hospital Administration, Peer Review, Delayed Diagnosis, Missed Diagnosis, EMTALA, Sepsis, Falls, Sexual Assault, Infection Prevention, Credentialing, Privileging, Anticoagulation, Wrong Site Surgery, Medication Error, Safe Discharge
Award winning and highly experienced patient safety physician executive. 20+ years of Hospital and Health System Administration Experience including Chief Quality Officer for 1,900 bed and 4,000 physician healthcare system. Founder and Former President of Society of Physician Quality Officers. Co-Founder and Senior Advisor: Harvard Medical School Quality and Patient Safety Fellowship. 20+ Years' experience overseeing quality, patient safety, and developing procedures, policies, clinical guidelines and protocols. National and international teaching experience. Harvard educate and trained. Harvard Faculty. Past Vice-President, Board of Directors, Massachusetts Coalition for the Prevention of Medical Error. Extensive experience in developing programs for hospital quality, patient safety, and peer review and addressing issues such as Joint Commission Standards, Regulatory Quality Requirements, DNV Standards, Credentialing and Privileging, Medical Ethics, Infection Prevent...
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Jared Bane True Review, LLC
Marblehead, Massachusetts
Nursing Homes, Nursing Home Administration - COVID-19, Skilled Nursing, Registered Nurse, Falls, Pressure Wounds, Neglect, Abuse, defendant, plaintiff, Infection Control, Pandemic, Clinical, Medicare, CMS, DPH, Regulations, Policy and Procedure, Chart Review, Resident Safety, Patient Safety, Therapy, Nursing Home, Assisted Living, Staffing
Nursing Home Leadership - 10+ Years in Nursing Home Leadership Roles - Executive Director – at multiple facilities - Operational excellence at multiple senior care and skilled nursing settings - 100+ bed, 300+ employee, $20M+ facilities both for-profit and non-profit COVID-19 Experience - Successfully managed and led a nursing home in Massachusetts through the COVID-19 crisis -Led facility infection control practices resulting in positive impact to COVID containment and mitigation - Additionally, resulting from Jared's leadership, the facility scored 100% of DPH COVID-19 Infection Control Audit Regulatory Expertise - Expert at all aspects of Nursing Home Operation and Leadership - Knowledge of all Regulations including Abuse, Neglect, Substandard Care etc. - Expert in identifying Safe Provisions of Care and Appropriate Staffing Levels Expert Witness Experience - Specially trained as expert witness to provide best professional testimony available - Access to enhanced litigat...
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Maud Meulstee, DNP, RN, CNP
Norwell, Massachusetts
Nurse, Nurse Practitioner - nurse, nurse practitioner, family medicine, general medicine, geriatrics, nursing home, Veterans, VA, medical malpractice, medical neglect, nurse negligence, cardiology, diabetes, hepatology, endocrinology, hypertension, falls
Board Certified by American Association of Nurse Practitioners, active RN and NP license, active BLS Member of AANP, American College of Cardiology, Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Association 2018-2020 Board Member Council for Aging, MA * Registered Nurse/Family Nurse Practitioner: Inpatient RN from 2009, In-and Outpatient Family Nurse Practitioner from 2012. 2009-2013 Cleveland Clinic acute care Nurse (hepatology, diabetes, renal, hypertension, complex medical cases) and outpatient Cardiology Nurse Practitioner. Cleveland Clinic Cardiology rated #1 by US World and News. 2013 -2020 Veterans Healthcare Administration Family Nurse Practitioner, including inpatient and outpatient Cardiology Nurse Practitioner, Disability examiner, Geriatrics, Palliative Care, Hospice, VA Nursing home * Cardiovascular Disease Specialty: several years acute care nursing and nurse practitioner experience at Cleveland Clinic and Veterans Healthcare Administration. Extensive experience perf...
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Gregory G. Zigulis, BSCE, MBA, CIH, CSP Sixth Sense Safety Solutions
Rogers City, Michigan
Safety, OSHA - OSHA, safety & health, falls, machine guarding, ladder, multi-employer worksite, construction, training, silica, industrial hygiene, respiratory protection
Greg is a multifaceted professional with over 35 years of experience in the development and implementation of safety, industrial hygiene and environmental (SHE) programs. He has experience in a variety of industries and has focused on manufacturing and construction. Greg has worked in public, private, military, academic and highly regulated governmental settings; both in the U.S. and abroad. He currently consults in SHE and provides organizations with services to include gap analyses, regulatory compliance, best practice and corrective action assistance He has been certified in industrial hygiene (Certified Industrial Hygienist [CIH] #5088) since 1990 and in safety (Certified Safety Professional [CSP] #10562) since 1991. He is also certified as an auditor of ISO 45001, Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems. Speaker at national, regional, state and local conferences, seminars and webinars. Roles have included serving as a commissioned officer (USAF) responsible for SHE...
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Neal C. Buddensiek, MD, DNBPAS, HMDC, CMD Post Acute Medical Expert
Roseville, Minnesota
Long Term Care, Internal Medicine - Assisted Living, COVID-19, Dysphagia, Falls, Geriatrics, Hospice Care, Medical Malpractice, Nursing Homes, Post-Acute Care, Safety, Pressure Injury, Pressure Ulcers, Wound Care, Wrongful Death
14+ years practicing Internal Medicine, 10+ years practicing as an attending physician in post-acute care. Expert in long-term care medical and administrative oversight (8 skilled nursing facility medical directorships; 1000+ resident chart reviews for safety and quality control). Expert in assisted living medical and administrative oversight (5 assisted living facility medical directorships; 500+ resident chart reviews for safety and quality control). Expert in hospice medical and administrative oversight (2 hospice agency medical directorships; average daily census 400+ hospice patients, 3 Midwestern states). Five years teaching Internal Medicine residents and nurse practitioners about nursing home and residential care. Chief Medical Officer for one of the largest Catholic Long-Term Care/Senior Living companies in the United States (26 skilled nursing facilities comprising 2,100+ beds, 28 assisted living facilities comprising 2,100+ units, 5 Midwestern states). Holds active medica...
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Kenneth "Kenny" Stein, MD
Emergency Medicine, Critical Care Medicine - Internal Medicine, Sepsis/Septic Shock, MI, Heart Attack, PE, DVT, Epidural Abscess, Infection, Medical Malpractice, Intensive Care , ICU, Trauma, Stroke, ER, Delayed diagnosis, Pressure wound, Causation, Nursing Home, Falls, Misdiagnosis, Prescription Errors, Medication Errors, Failure to treat
Dr. Stein excels in providing testimony that is credible, clearly understandable and serves to educate the Judge & Jury about the science, the medicine and the facts as they relate to negligence, causation and damages. Dr. Stein has extensive experience in providing medical-legal expert services, having reviewed over 500 cases (both plaintiff and defense) in over 40 US States & Territories. Dr. Stein Has provided testimony (deposition and trial) over 200 times. Dr. Stein furnishes an unbiased opinion on medical malpractice and negligence cases, as well as personal injury and wrongful death cases not guaranteeing a favorable outcome but providing an honest assessment. Services Dr. Stein provides include: Survey of case for merit, Medical chart review and analysis, Preparation for opposing expert deposition and cross-examination, Medical literature search, Expert witness testimony. Dr. Stein is Assistant Professor in the Division of Emergency Medicine, St. Louis University S...
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Grace T Mondina, DNP, MSN, RN, PHN
North Las Vegas, Nevada
Geriatrics, Nursing Homes - Long-term care, LTC, Geriatrics, Skilled Nursing Facility, Nursing Homes, SNF, Title 22, Post-Acute Care, Case Management, Pressure Ulcers, Bed Sores, Wounds, Falls, Restraints, Medication Errors, Nurse
I have 15 years experience as a nurse in Skilled Nursing Facility/Long-Term Care and seven years as a Case Manager and post-acute care management. I have served as an Expert Practice Consultant for the California Board of Registered Nursing and Expert Witness for the Department of Justice. I review your medical records, medical facts and situations. I also serve as a mentor for the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) students from the University of San Francisco. I am licensed in California, Arizona, and Colorado.
Grace T Mondina, DNP, MSN, RN, PHN - Full Listing and Contact Info
Theresa Anne Schmidt, PT,DPT,MS,OCS,LMT,CEAS Educise PC
Newbury, New Hampshire
Physical Therapy, Massage - malpractice, personal injury, orthopedics, rehabilitation, massage therapy, exercise, fitness, ergonomics, manual therapy, mobilization, pain, falls, soft tissue injury, work-related injury, allied health, rehabilitation, physiotherapy
Board-certified Specialist, Orthopedic Physical Therapy since 1994, American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. Over ten years as faculty in physical therapy, physical therapist assistant, and physical education, recreation and dance programs in NY and NH. Peer-reviewed medical journals: published scientific journal author: MOJ Orthopedics and Rheumatology and Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Massage Therapy Journal, International Fascia Research Congress presenter research author, and platform presentation speaker. Certified Ergonomics Assessment Specialist, Back School of Atlanta. Private practice physical therapist for over 30 years. Presented for American Physical, Occupational and Massage Therapy Associations, NASA Inomedic Health, Cleveland Clinic, Johns Hopkins, Vanderbilt Medical, Wake Forest, private companies and medical centers across the US. Approved provider of continuing education by National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and B...
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REBECCA MCCARTHY, MSN, RN-BC, CDONA, RAC-CT
piscataway, New Jersey
Nurse, Nursing Homes - Nursing Home, Assisted Living, Pressure Ulcers, Falls, Resident Rights, Neglect, Quality Care, Bed Sores, Wounds, Falls, Fractures, Expert Report, Affidavit of Merit, , Injury, Assisted Living, Testify, Depositions, Deviation, Medical Record Review, Negligence, RN Expert Witness, Registered Nurse,
Rebecca is a board-certified geriatric nurse with over 23 years experience working in NURSING HOMES/Skilled Rehabilitation/Long Term Care Facilities. Rebecca served in positions as Vice President of Nursing, Director of Nursing, Educator, Unit Manager, Charge Nurse, and staff nurse. She is intimately familiar with nursing standards of practice and state and federal codes. Rebecca is actively involved in ensuring quality of care in Nursing Homes. She has expert knowledge with FALLS and PRESSURE ULCERS. Additionally, Rebecca is a clinical professor who provides hands on clinical instructions to RN students. Rebecca is available to review medical records, provide affidavit of merit, write expert reports and served as expert witness at deposition and trial. Rebecca provides expert services to both plaintiff and defendant attorneys. Areas of Expertise Pressure Sore/Ulcer/Injury, Falls/Fracture, Medical Records Review, Nursing Home State and Federal Code, Residents Quality of Life, Resi...
REBECCA MCCARTHY, MSN, RN-BC, CDONA, RAC-CT - Full Listing and Contact Info
Diane Meehan, PhD, RN, FNP-BC, CLNC Diane Meehan & Associates
Nurse Practitioner, Legal Nurse Consulting - Pediatrics/Adult/Geriatrics, Family Nurse Practitioner, Nursing Homes, Cardiology, Stroke, Falls, Pressure Ulcers, Nursing Standard of Care, Diabetes, Surgery/Anesthesia, Cancer, IMEs
A clinically active Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Dr. Meehan's experience includes Assistant Professor of Nursing, and Pediatric/Family Nurse Practitioner. Diane has 38 years of clinical experience in Hospitals, Long Term Care, Home Health, Primary Care and Academia, and is experienced as both a Testifying and Consulting Expert for the NY State Education Department, Office of Professional Discipline. Diane is a frequent Presenter, Mentor/Preceptor for NP Students, and is a published author with expertise in Pediatric Stroke and disability. As a Legal Nurse Consultant, Diane will review and analyze your cases to assess merit, thereby saving you time and resources. She will prepare in-depth literature searches that will provide the foundation in your case development. Diane is proficient in summarizing medical records and in the preparation of reports to bolster your position. She is experienced in cases dealing with nursing malpractice, in pediatric adult/geriatric pat...
Diane Meehan, PhD, RN, FNP-BC, CLNC - Full Listing and Contact Info
Glen Rock , New Jersey
Ellen Bondar, MD
Hospitalist, Internal Medicine - Hospital Medicine, Infections, Pneumonia, Electrolyte Abnormalities, Hypertension, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Sepsis, Falls, Stroke, Thromboembolic phenomena, gastrointestinal bleeding, chronic obstructive lung disease, congestive heart failure, Renal diseases, inflamatory bowel disease, oncology
I am an internist with over 15 years of clinical experience in the hospitalist medicine as well as ambulatory care. I am board certified in the Internal Medicine and Focused Hospital Medicine Practice. I had started my expert witness practice in 2009. Since then I have reviewed and generated reports of a variety of clinical cases on the side of plaintiffs, as well as defendants. I have also testified in depositions.
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Daniel J. Lee, PT, DPT, PhD, GCS, COMT
Southampton, New York
Physical Therapy, Nursing Homes - physical therapy, merit, standards of care, amputation, prosthetics, falls, geriatrics, orthopedics, functional capacity evaluation, nursing homes, PT, rehabilitation
Summary: -Doctor of Physical Therapy -PhD in Physical Therapy (dual doctoral degrees) -Board-Certified in Geriatrics -Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist -Assistant Professor -National/International presenter -Published scientific journal manuscripts -Can perform independent functional capacity evaluations Beyond being a licensed physical therapist (DPT) and a PhD in Physical Therapy,I am also a board-certified geriatric specialist (GCS) from the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties, which in turn is recognized and promoted by the American Physical Therapy Association. I have 10 years of experience working with primarily geriatric, orthopedic, and amputee populations in nearly all the primary clinical settings (skilled nursing, sub-acute rehabilitation, acute rehabilitation, and outpatient rehabilitation.) I am an Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy at Touro College where I lead Doctor of Physical Therapy students through their scientific inquiry coursework. I ha...
Daniel J. Lee, PT, DPT, PhD, GCS, COMT - Full Listing and Contact Info
Stacey B Pietromonaco, MSN, RN, BC-MS, BC-CV Burgess Experts INC
Farmingdale, New York
Nurse, Internal Medicine - Nurse, Medical/Surgical nursing, Cardiovascular nursing, Telemetry nursing, Psychiatry nursing, Delirium, Restraints, NIH Stroke, Nurse Management, Clinical Instructor, Falls, withdrawl
•	ANCC Board Certified in Medical/Surgical and Cardiovascular Nursing. •	2019- 2021 Elected ANCC Content Expert board member for setting the standards/creating the medical/surgical nursing certification exam. •	2022-2024 Elected ANCC Content Expert board member for setting the standards/creating the Cardiovascular nursing certification exam. •	2020 Award Winner of the Florence Nightingale Honor for Advancing the Profession of Nursing. •	2021 DAISY Award nominee for Nursing Excellence. •	Experience in nursing specialties: Medical/Surgical, Cardiovascular, Psychiatry. •	Current full-time inpatient nurse at a New York hospital. •	Active Registered Nurse licenses to practice in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida and Texas. •	Nurse Expert experienced in consultation, report writing, deposition and trial testimony. •	Master of Science in Nursing Education with experience in teaching nursing clinical. •	10+ years of hands-on expertise in nursing. •	Member of the rapid response ...
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Zerline Snyderman, MD, FACP, Certified Medical Director
Williamsville, New York
Nursing Homes, Geriatrics - Geriatrics, Wounds, Pressure Ulcers, Restraints, Falls, Dehydration, Malnutrition, Nursing Home Infections, Medication Errors, Dementia, Anti-Psychotics, Post-acute and Long term care
Dr. Snyderman is board-certified in geriatric medicine and internal medicine with 25 years of experience, in active practice as a physician and Medical Director of skilled nursing facilities. Dr. Snyderman has over 55,000 patient encounters in nursing homes, adult care facilities and acute geriatrics hospital service in 25 years. Dr. Snyderman is currently Medical Director of 3 nursing facilities that are five star-rated by CMS and in the highest quintile of New York State rating, with rehabilitation, post-acute care, long-term care and hospice. She has directed 7 skilled nursing facilities since 1995. Dr. Snyderman is experienced with CMS/state surveys as Medical Director and familiar with regulatory requirements and standard of care. Dr. Snyderman is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and certified by the American Board of Post-acute and Long Term Care Medicine and the National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy. Dr. Snyderman has Quality Assurance, management and teach...
Zerline Snyderman, MD, FACP, Certified Medical Director - Full Listing and Contact Info
Rebecca L Strickland, MD
Bucyrus, Ohio
Nursing Homes, Geriatrics - Pressure Ulcer, Falls, Nutrition and Hydration, Chronic and Acute Pain Control, Alzheimer's Dementia, Competency, Elder Abuse, Delirium, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, Assisted Living Facility, Skilled Nursing Facility, Neglect
Dr. Strickland is Board-certified in Internal Medicine, Geriatric Medicine and Hospice and Palliative Medicine and is an active clinician in her office, local hospital and nursing homes. She has 16+ years of experience as Medical Director of an 80-bed skilled nursing facility and rehabilitation center in Bucyrus, Ohio. Dr. Strickland is a CORE Clinical Instructor for Ohio University's 3rd and 4th year medical student program for the past 10+ years. She has previously reviewed medical-legal and criminal cases since 2009. She has worked with cases for both the Defense and Plaintiff with verbal and written reports, Affidavits of merit completed, depositions and testimony given. Inquiries can be sent to: [email protected] or called to her cell at 419-569-0604.
Rebecca L Strickland, MD - Full Listing and Contact Info
Kristen A Harris, FNP Advanced Practice Medical Legal Consulting
Nurse Practitioner, Emergency Medicine - Family Medicine, Sepsis, Stroke, MI, heart attack, Infection, DVT, deep vein thrombosis, PE, pulmonary embolism, Medication Errors, Nurse, NP, falls, urgent care, women's health, outpatient, primary care, emergency room nurse practitioner, failure to refer, discharge, torsion, abscess, appendicitis
Board certified family nurse practitioner (FNP) in active clinical practice. Extensive emergency room experience as well as outpatient clinical experience in family practice, pediatrics, urgent care and telemedicine. Highly experienced expert witness. Licensed in Oregon, Washington, Montana and Florida
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Richard S Kaplan, MD Kaplan Life Care Planning
Available Nationally, Pennsylvania
Physical Medicine & Rehab, Life Care Planning - Life Care Planning (large cases), Medical Cost Projection (smaller cases), Life Expectancy, Disability, Damages, Mass Tort, Auto Accident Injury Assessment, Pain, Brain Injury, Multiple Trauma, Spinal Cord Injury, Gait Dysfunction, Falls, Nursing Home Injuries, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury
Certified PM&R physician life care planner available for both life care plans (large cases) and medical cost projections (cost-effective for smaller cases). 25+ years experience in comprehensive physical medicine/rehabilitation and pain management practice. Available to both plaintiff/defense for life care plan and cost projection reports, rebuttal reports, and life expectancy opinions. Straightforward, flat-rate pricing on all services. Available in Pittsburgh and nationally. See details at www.kaplanlifecareplan.com or www.rehabanalytics.com
Richard S Kaplan, MD - Full Listing and Contact Info
Michael P. Odenath, BSN, RN Michael P. Odenath BSN, RN, Long Term Care Expert
Long Term Care, Nursing Homes - Long-Term Care, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Nursing Homes, Falls, Fall Prevention, Pressure Ulcers, Pressure Ulcer Prevention, Wound Care, Delay in Care, Dementia Care, Medication Errors, State and Federal Regulations, Standard of Care, Legal Nurse Consulting, Medical Record Review, Merit Screening
Hands-on Supervision in a large SNF/LTC since 2015. 25 years of clinical nursing experience including 10 years in nursing leadership/supervision and administrative practice analysis. Bachelor of Science in Nursing-Immaculata University, RN/Associate Degree in Applied Science-Gloucester County College, Legal Nurse Consulting Services: Plaintiff /Defense Medical Record Review, Merit Screening, IME/DME Attendance
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Courtney Brady, M.D. Brady Medical Consulting, LLC
Internal Medicine, Hospitalist - hospital medicine, hospice/palliative care, DVT, PE, afib, bed sores, covid, sepsis, falls, causation, standard of care, medical complications
Originally from New York City, Dr. Brady spent her undergraduate years in the Northeast, attended Temple University Medical School in Philadelphia, and then made her way to the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston to complete her residency in Internal Medicine. She has been board-certified in Internal Medicine since 2003 and has practiced clinical medicine since that time. Dr. Brady spent several years in the outpatient general internal medicine setting before transitioning to become an inpatient academic hospitalist in 2007. She had also concomitantly worked as a hospice medical director from 2019 to 2021. Dr. Brady has in-depth knowledge of primary care, chronic medical conditions, acute illness requiring intensive inpatient hospitalization, palliation, and management of terminal medical diseases and general geriatric care. Dr Brady's niche as it pertains to being a medical expert will be focused on hospital medicine. She has particular interests in cases concerni...
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SHARON JOHNSON, RN, ALNC
Nurse, Cardiothoracic Surgery - cardiac surgery recovery nurse, management of chest tubes, pacemakers, pacer wire removal, central and peripheral IV access, epidurals, drains, nasogastric tubes, heart rhythms, blood thinners, IV medication's, infections, falls, blood clots, sepsis, heart-cath recovery
Twenty years of experience recovering Open-Heart surgeries in CVICU and CV Progressive Care. I am certified with a PCCN, which shows the ability to provide care for the acutely ill adult patient. Another certification is CSU-ACLS, which is advanced life support after cardiac surgery. Other Certifications: ACLS- Acute Cardiac Life Support; BLS- Basic Life Support; ALNC- Advanced Legal Nurse Consultant PCCN- Adult Progressive Care Nurse
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Musée De La Bière Schaerbeekois
Avenue Louis Bertrand 33-35
Open on Wednesdays and Saturdays
From 14 to 18 hours
Bruxellois
From 1994 until 2018 the brewery "l'Abbaye des Rocs" was brewed " La schaerbeekoise" in exclusivity for the museum.
It was a dark ambree sweet and epicée of 9.5% Alc.
Since 2019, » la Schaerbeekoise » is brewed in exclusivity by the brewery Van Den Bossche for the museum.
It is a brown at 9% Alc.
Since 2018, the brewery " l'Ermitage" brewed "l'Eizelskop" a triple blonde at 8% Alc in exclusivity.
They are available at the museum and at our outdoor activities.
They are available for sale and as gift package.
OUVERTURE EXEPTIONNELLE POUR LES FÊTES DES LUMIERES LES 16 – 17 – 18 – 19 FEVRIER 2023 de 19 à 23 HEURES, VENEZ NOMBREUX.
EXCEPTIONAL OPENING FOR THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS ON 16 – 17 – 18 – 19 FEBRUARY 2023 FROM 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.,
COME IN LARGE NUMBERS.
UITZONDERLIJKE OPENING VOOR HET LIGHTFESTIVAL OP 16- 17 – 18- 19 FEBRUARI 2023 VAN 19 U TOT 23 U,
KOMEN VELEN

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Ann C. Hodges
ahodges@law.virginia.edu
Ann C. Hodges is the interim program chair of Human Resources Management in the School of Professional and Continuing Studies at the University of Richmond. She is also professor of law emerita at the University of Richmond, where she twice won the university's distinguished educator award. Her teaching and research focuses on labor and employment law, feminist legal theory and nonprofit organizations. Hodges is co-author of two books, "Public Sector Employment" and "Principles of Employment Law," and has published numerous articles and book chapters. She is a member of the Labor Law Group, which develops labor and employment law teaching materials for students, and was elected to membership in the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers.
Hodges is co-founder of CancerLINC, an organization that assists cancer patients and their families with the legal and financial issues that arise from cancer. She regularly makes professional presentations to academics, judges, practitioners, nonprofit organizations, health care professionals, and cancer survivors and their families. In 2014, she received the Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman award for inspiring former students to make a difference.
Prior to joining the faculty at the University of Richmond, Hodges practiced labor and employment law in Chicago, representing labor unions and employees in both public and private sectors. She also worked as a field examiner with the National Labor Relations Board. Her practice included traditional labor law, employment discrimination, wage and hour law, and employee benefits. She represented unions in organizing campaigns, unfair labor practice cases, collective bargaining and labor arbitration, handling cases in federal and state courts and administrative proceedings.
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State Representative John Ray Clemmons was raised on a farm between Lebanon and Watertown, Tennessee, where he learned the value of hard work and excellent public education. He is a graduate of Lebanon High School, Columbia University, and the University of Memphis College of Law.
For over a decade, Rep. Clemmons has been a civil litigator and mediator with the Nashville firm Clemmons & Clemons, PLLC. As a mediator, he has the opportunity to do what he enjoys most - working with multiple parties to find common ground, solve problems, and resolve difficult issues. He also enjoys providing pro bono legal services to local artists and entrepreneurs through the Volunteer Lawyers & Professionals for the Arts, a program of the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville.
Before being elected to the Tennessee General Assembly, Rep. Clemmons served as chairman of the board for Nashville RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner-Cities), now a program of the Boys & Girls Club of Middle Tennessee where he was able to combine two of his passions - baseball and public service. He also served as the former president of Belmont-Hillsboro Neighbors, Inc., and he sits on the board of directors for Friends of Sevier Park, Inc., a non-profit he co-founded with other neighborhood leaders. He also served on the Metro Board of Fair Commissioners, as an appointee of Mayor Karl Dean, and the Tennessee Civil Service Commission, as an appointee of Gov. Phil Bredesen.
Rep. Clemmons was first elected to serve House District 55 in 2014. As a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives, he has been a member of the Health, Government Operations, Business & Utilities, and Agriculture committees, and has become a leading voice on issues such as transportation, affordable housing, mental health, and women's rights.
He and his wife, Tamara, are the proud parents of John, Finn, and Henry, as well as Wrigley, their dog. In his free time, he plays ice hockey and cheers on his beloved Chicago Cubs and Nashville Predators.


In the battle between dumb jocks and smart nerds, our money is on the Nerds. Every time. This Revenge of the Nerds Lambda Logo T-Shirt celebrates the victory of one group of nerds over the jock fraternity at Adams College. Go nerds!


Faith Promises are commitments to give a certain amount if the Lord provides it. Through a Faith Promise, each family makes a commitment to give if the funds become available. It is understood that if God doesn't provide the funds there is no obligation to give. Committing to a Faith Promise is scriptural and acceptable to the Lord.
For the period of July 2003 through October 2014, God has provided over 2.2 million dollars to support our mission partnerships. That is money above and beyond our other investments in operations, local church ministries, and denominational apportionments. Yes, that's amazing!
How is the Faith Promise used?
The Faith Promises received go to support the work of missionaries and organizations both local and global. All of the missionaries we support have as their focus the work of furthering the Great Commission.
We currently support the following ministries and missionaries: Joy in the Harvest (The Wertzs and D&K), The Mission Society (The Hanaks), Hope For Today (Peter & Esther Pereira), Frontiers (The Roberts), Christian Chinese Church Support (The Williams), Foundation Arrow (Piotr Gasiorowski), Wycliffe Bible Translation (Robin Gregory), Young Life, Wayside Cross, Life Spring, International Leadership Institute - South Asia, Strong Missions, Alpha, Alpha Marriage Ministry, Centenary Camp (The Bruns), Annville UMC (The Brocks), Impact For Jesus (The Plazas), El Refuge (The Uittos) and Respire-Haiti (The Andersons).


Enjoy the character and charm of this homely cottage as you sit relaxing with a drink in your beautiful window seats.
– Two bedrooms plus sleep out, perfect for an Ensuite or walk in robe!
– Enjoy the close proximity to the Wandal shops.
– Perfect for family neighbourhood.
– Old world charm this home is VALUE for money.
Bring your tools, polish and imagination make this your perfect home!


we previously shared a related article "creative jewelry storage ideas and solutions in the interior"
Is there a woman does not love jewelry? Of course not, how it can be difficult to find the right earrings or necklace if they are not stored in perfect order. In today's article we offer you some jewelry storage ideas and solutions.
This jewelry storage cabinet do a good job - light transparent design can always be moved to another location. And thanks to the plastic you will see earrings without much searching. And there are so many places that fit even perfumes and sunglasses.
don't miss " 30 creative bedroom storage ideas"
The same principle of organization as the vertical cabinets, but moved in a horizontal plane. You can pre-design internal drawers for jewelry storage or buy different jewelry organizers to arrange in random order. Also available with built-in drawers with plastic or wooden limiters, pre-calculate the necessary space for decoration.
This is the most popular jewelry storage ideas and well known to all of us. The obvious advantage of these stands is their lightness and mobility - at any time, you can rearrange them in a different locations or hide the far cupboard. But in this case pops up and downside - for such a stand does not fit a lot, especially the volume of beads and bracelets. Therefore, it is ideal for a small dressing table, where it is necessary to have on hand only favorite jewelry for every day. Instead, they are often mimic trees, flowers and cage for birds and various rotary designs with many holes for earrings. Your choice depends on what kind of jewelry do you like more - earrings or rings, necklaces or bracelets.
There is a whole group stands for rings. Instead, they are like hand and various animals with long trunk or tail. Dress rings or fingers, or a long tail or nose. Convenient and practical for small and ornaments.
This jewelry storage ideas supports the creative girls who love to do all kinds of crafts themselves. Options for establishing a set of coasters, but the easiest and most affordable option is performed with a picture frame and mesh. You just take the mesh or lace, impose it on cardboard or plywood, pulled tight as a canvas, and nailed to the frame. And organizer for jewelry ready - any hole in the net - this hole for storing earrings.
This method is best suited for beads and pendants that can go awry in the supine position. Everything is simple - to mount the rails on a shelf, on which hang the hooks that if necessary you can add or replace. This method is characterized by simplicity and accessibility, as well as the convenience and compactness, as it does not take much space.
This type of stands can also be attributed to the group of "homemade", because they are easier to do all yourself. But we decided to tell them apart. This is certainly a creative and original jewelry storage ideas, because you only need to choose the appropriate branch - with a greater number of small knots. this future organizer is the best possible way that fit into the interior, paint it with paint in your favorite color.


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Home News & Analysis Top executive for Ohio River project out
Top executive for Ohio River project out
Steve Schultz, head of the Louisville and Southern Indiana Bridges Authority, has resigned from his role as chief of the Ohio River Bridges Project. The Indiana native will remain involved with the project as a special adviser.
Chris Glynn
A veteran policymaker appointed to financially engineer the Ohio River Bridges Project at its 2010 onset has resigned in part because of the now-bifurcated nature of the cross-state infrastructure undertaking.
Steve Schultz joined the Louisville and Southern Indiana Bridges Authority – the bi-state department responsible for handling the multibillion dollar undertaking – as executive director when the feted "mega-project" was initially conceived as a public-private partnership (PPP).
But by 2012 a would-be full-on PPP was nixed when Kentucky opted to pursue a traditional design-build approach while Indiana remained wedded to privatisation.
Each state authority, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) and the Indiana Finance Authority (IFA), subsequently issued a request for qualification (RFQ), as well as compiled its own shortlist.
The project itself, totalling $2.6 billion, has remained on-track, with either state managing its portion separately – an arrangement that called into question the need for the Louisville and Southern Indiana Bridges Authority.
A spokeswoman for the authority did not respond to a request for comment by press time. It could not be ascertained if Schultz, who could not be reached, would be replaced.
Lawyer Schultz will work with the IFA as a special adviser, according to a press statement, which went on to claim he will be integral in helping Indiana reach commercial close on its half of the bridge project.
The IFA is currently evaluating consortia including SNC-Lavalin, ACS, InfraRed Capital Partners and VINCI Concessions.
Shultz, an Ivy League graduate, has worked as chief counsel to Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels as well as a corporate lawyer.


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Varsity Bowling Wins Over Mt. Morris
Brandon Grieder
On Saturday, Dec. 4, 2021 the varsity bowling teams travelled to Colonial Lanes to open conference play. This was the first competition of the season and both teams want to start the season strong.
The boy's varsity team played uncontested against Mt.Morris who didn't have a boy's team for this week. They won their game 30 to 0 due to this. The team bowled good games with high scores being Brandon Grieder with a 134 and a 150. Tobin Clark had a 133 and 110. Gunnar Barrett had a 128 and 144. Hunter Maxa with a 118 and 103. Matt Vanderhoof with a 128 and 104.
Girl's varsity team won their first match against the girls by a score of 17.5 to 12.5. The team won because of high scores from Morgan Douglass with a 171. Gracie Shultz with a 153. Ashland Portika with a 111 and 117 and Olivia Burt with a 94 and 142. Other scores from the games were Karina Custer with a 98, Kloe Bigelow with an 87, Morgan Douglass with a 123, and Gracie Shultz with a 124.
Both teams will travel to Galaxy Lanes on the 18th of December at 10 in the morning to take on Chesaning.


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Suicide Bombing Outside Iran Mosque Kills Dozens
Kristen Chick,
The Christian Science Monitor | Report
A suicide bombing outside a mosque in southeastern Iran killed at least 38 people Wednesday as worshippers observed an important Shiite holiday.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, which took place in the city of Chabahar in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan Province. But it is likely to be blamed on Jundallah, a Sunni and ethnic Baluchi militant organization responsible for multiple attacks in the province, which has a significant Sunni population in majority-Shiite Iran.
The attack came as Shiites were commemorating Ashura, an emotionally charged holiday marking the death of the third Shiite imam – Hussein, the grandson of the prophet Mohammed. The final day of Ashura is Thursday.
Agence France-Presse reports that a suicide bomber blew himself up in a city square outside the Imam Hussein mosque as worshippers were participating in a procession. The explosion wounded at least 50 people, and the death toll could rise.
Chabahar's governor, Ali Bateni, told state news agency IRNA that there were two attackers, but only one explosion. He also said that the "main culprit" behind the bombing has been arrested.
The New York Times notes that Chabahar has not been a frequent target of the terrorist attacks that have plagued the Sistan-Baluchistan Province. Many of the attacks have taken place in the provincial capital, Zahedan.
Jundallah, which claims to fight persecution of the Sunni Baluchi population in Iran, claimed responsibility for a July attack in Zahedan that killed 27 people, The Christian Science Monitor reported. That bombing, also at a Shiite mosque, targeted members of the elite Revolutionary Guard Corps and was billed as revenge for Iran's execution of Jundallah's leader. Abdolmalek Rigi, executed in June, was captured in February when the plane he was on was forced to land while flying from Dubai to Kyrgyzstan.
The Monitor reported at the time that the capture was a coup for Iran, which has long alleged that the group, which operates partly from bases in Pakistan, has Western backing. Iran's intelligence minister said at the time that Rigi had been on a US military base in Afghanistan, and was cooperating with American, British, and Israeli intelligence services.
Such groups and alleged US, British, and other intelligence and military support for them have been the subject of speculation for years, as Washington spoke openly about conducting "regime change" in Iran during the administration of President George W. Bush. Several news reports have described CIA and other backing for Jundallah, which often operated from Pakistan. ABC News reported in April 2007 that Jundallah "has been secretly encouraged and advised by American officials since 2005," based on US and Pakistani intelligence sources.
"US officials say the US relationship with Jundallah is arranged so that the US provides no funding to the group, which would require an official presidential order," according to ABC. It quoted "tribal sources" saying that "money for Jundallah is funneled to its youthful leader [Rigi] through Iranian exiles who have connections with European and Gulf states."
The US has repeatedly denied any connection to the group. But speculation was fueled by the fact that Jundallah was not on the State Department's list of groups designated as foreign terrorist organizations. The State Department added Jundallah to the list last month. The L.A. Times reported that some analysts took it as a gesture of goodwill toward Tehran at a time when Western powers are attempting to persuade Iran to conduct negotiations on its nuclear program.
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Since then, Kaplan and his company have come a long way in their activism, stepping — purposefully — into the spotlight on testy issues and becoming arguably the most politically active of Colorado's large outdoor industry businesses. The resort now champions some of the nation's most divisive topics, from immigration to climate change and LGBTQ rights.
The activism comes amid a federal report showing that the outdoor-recreation industry accounted for an estimated 2 percent of the country's gross domestic product last year, generating $374 billion in economic activity. With those deep pockets has come deep influence, especially in a place — such as Aspen — that's frequented by the rich, famous and politically elite.
He added that it doesn't appear the activism has kept anyone away — including members of the Trump administration, and even Trump's family.
In between the laps of Highland Bowl and making sure there is enough snow to cover the mountain, Kaplan has found — albeit unexpectedly — that his role goes far beyond overseeing ski conditions.


North vs. South: Which part of the Myrtle Beach Grand Strand better suits your golf group?
The Grand Strand, a 90-mile stretch from Pawleys Island, S.C., that sneaks into North Carolina, offers so many choices to golf groups that it can be a little confusing to figure out where to tee it up.
It offers up so much more than just Myrtle Beach at the epicenter. The Grand Strand's main city houses the most hotels, bars and restaurants as well as Myrtle Beach Airport, where your group will most likely arrive. But head just a few miles in either direction, and the vibe -- and golf -- becomes decidedly different.
So should you point your compass north or south?
This is no Civil War. Bob Seganti sells the Southern experience of Pawleys Island through Caledonia Golf Vacations, a package that includes the Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and True Blue Plantation. Seganti, the director of golf at True Blue, said he doesn't see any rivalry with his counterparts running courses in the North.
"We truly believe from an ownership point of view, that a rising tide raises all ships," he said. "If they (golfers visiting Myrtle Beach) don't find us (on the first trip), they will get us next time."
Myrtle Beach-area golf pros use the word "co-opetition" -- cooperation mixed with some competition -- to describe life in a destination jam-packed with courses, all represented by one marketing entity, Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday. Here are some points to consider if your group is facing the "North vs. South" dilemma.
Seganti joked that the only time the north and south regions might truly compete would be if they formed a softball league. He said "the quality of the golf is the same" between the two areas. But he did add this subtle hint: "I wouldn't hesitate to put out best three against their top three."
His point is valid. If you go strictly by course rankings from Golf Digest, the South holds a slight edge. The magazine ranks Caledonia and True Blue first and third, respectively, on its list of the best courses along the Grand Strand. Pawleys Island is also home to the Heritage Club (ranked seventh) and Pawleys Plantation (13th).
The North can't stack up with that star power at the top, but if you want to dig a little deeper, the region extending from North Myrtle Beach to Shallotte, N.C., delivers more depth. The North has more four-star courses (24) and more courses that have earned "top 100" magazine honors (six) than either the central or southern sections of the Strand.
Tidewater Golf Club (ranked fourth by Golf Digest) and three highly regarded courses at the Barefoot Resort & Golf -- the designs by Tom Fazio (12), Pete Dye (14) and Davis Love III (16) -- all reside in North Myrtle Beach. Toss in North Carolina to the mix -- home to River's Edge in Shallotte (sixth) and two top courses at Ocean's Ridge Plantation, Leopard's Chase (15) and Tiger's Eye (19), in Sunset Beach -- and that's six of the top 20 courses of the Grand Strand in the North stacked up against the four in the South. (For the sake of fairness, we'll throw the highly regarded TPC of Myrtle Beach in Murrell's Inlet in with the South as well).
The truth is, they're pretty evenly divided.
The difference between the North and South lies in what type of golf you like.
Pawleys Island drips of the Deep South. Large oaks draped with Spanish moss rule the day at Caledonia. Caledonia and True Blue are built near more marshy areas, where alligator sightings are more likely. They give off the Lowcountry vibe more than any other place along the Grand Strand.
Back in the North, the Ocean Plantation courses feel more like Pinehurst. Pines and pine needles frame the fairways. There seems to be fewer forced carries over water hazards and wetlands. North of Little River, S.C., the terrain starts to roll out some decent elevation changes, especially at courses like Glen Dornoch Golf Course, River Hills Golf & Country Club and Tidewater. The courses at Barefoot Resort tend to be a well balanced mix of both locations.
If there is one deciding factor, it could be price. The top golf courses near Pawleys Island tend to be a slightly better bargain during peak season (going off of rack rates published by Golf Digest and an Internet search of a major Myrtle Beach packager).
The Internet search for an April weekend during peak season revealed that even though the southern region has the most expensive course (Caledonia), it is probably the better value when comparing high-end courses. A round for two players at Caledonia on a Saturday will cost $188 per person, followed by the TPC of Myrtle Beach ($167), True Blue ($142), Heritage Club ($117) and Pawleys Plantation ($98). Adding those five up brings the total trip to $712.
The cost of the four Barefoot Resort courses -- $187 per person -- pushes the price of the North up significantly, while the North Carolina golf courses help balance those higher green fees out. Leopard's Chase G.C. would cost $130 per person, followed by Tiger's Eye ($118) and River's Edge ($90). Playing the three highest-rated Barefoot courses, plus Tidewater ($161) and Leopard's Chase will cost a golfer $852 for five rounds. Playing just one Barefoot course and the four others, however, adds up to only $686. It's all how you package where you play.
Pawleys Island might boast two of the best dining haunts on the entire strip -- lunch at the clubhouse at Caledonia and dinner at Frank's or Frank's Outback, two different experiences under one roof. Still, the North wins the dining category for its overwhelming mix of restaurants and bars. The Barefoot Landing, outside the Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach, houses a handful of choices for golfers, notably The House of Blues and Greg Norman's Australian Grille.
Seganti said the smaller scene in Pawleys Island attracts a different audience than the North.
"Why bigger groups stay up north is there are more restaurants," he said. "Groups the size of 22 to 38 people want different things. There are more options, nightclubs, more hustle and bustle. We are more popular with mixed groups of men and women. That would be the biggest difference. We pride ourselves in being more laid back."
Here's the final tally. The South holds slight edges when it comes to the "best" golf experiences and the "better" value. The North offers a little more depth, yet holds a big advantage when it comes to the convenience of more restaurants and things to do off the golf course. This, my friends, could be called a push. When it comes to Myrtle Beach, no matter where you go, golfers are the ones who ultimately win.
The sprawling Barefoot Resort & Golf can almost be described as a "mini-me" of Myrtle Beach all wrapped up into one cozy resort and real estate community. All the qualities that attract vacationers to Myrtle Beach call the Barefoot Resort & Golf and nearby Barefoot Landing home, Jason Scott Deegan writes from the Grand Strand.


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Rusal Plants Half A Million Trees In Irkutsk
Oct. 3, 2019 by Staff
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Russian Federation aluminium behemoth U. C. Rusal announced yesterday the planting of half a million trees in the Irkutsk region as part of its initiative to promote environmental responsibility by working toward the absorption of greenhouse gases.
Rusal's "Green Million" project concluded one of the project's stages earlier this week with the planting of a tree in Shelekhov, which was attended by Governor Sergey Levchenko, the Chairman of the regional legislative assembly Sergey Sokol, Rusal's Vice-President Elena Bezdenezhnykh, the Managing Director of the Irkutsk aluminum smelter Oleg Buts, and members of the IrkAZ workers' council. Planting in this stage of the project was conducted over an area exceeding 125 hectares.
Rusal's CEO Evgenii Nikitin highlighted his firm's early commitment to averting climate change.
"Today, the attention to climate change issues has reached an unprecedented height. RUSAL was one of the first Russian companies to include the carbon footprint reduction objective in its long-term strategy. The 'Green Million' project is not only about physical reforestation: it plays an important educational role, promoting and introducing environmental initiatives to everyday life. Only through a comprehensive approach can we achieve real results."
Irkutsk governor Sergey Levchenko noted the critical nature of the region to the planet's climate.
"The Irkutsk region is a place where the nature's unique wealth is concentrated. It is a crucial area not only for Russia, but for the whole planet. Conservation of forests – which occupy most of our region – is something that undoubtedly requires much more than individual projects like this one. The experience of Russia and neighbouring countries shows that responsible attitude and care about the environment and forests should be an integral part of environmental education of people. I am sure that we will be able to develop this approach in all social aspects through collaboration with leaders in implementation of environmental techniques and initiatives."
Rusal's initiative began in March of this year and involved planting one million trees across Irkutsk and Krasnoyarsk. The firm signed an agreement with Russian Federal Forestry Agency and the Irkutsk Regional Government to plant trees in Irkutsk, as it suffered severe deforestation thanks to wildfires in 2016.
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Sanctuary for Compassion and Connection | The Legacy of Childhood Trauma – Transgenerational Impact!
I had a dear colleague once say to me "We didn't know what we didn't know. When we know, we do better". I hear myself repeating this phrase often, because blame and shame are not healthy, period. Yet, if we don't look back to reflect on the need for change and growth, then we are doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past. I have written reflections in the past on the research around the impact of adverse childhood events (ACEs) on the individual and today I want to share the research that shows the impact of such events doesn't stop with the individual!
Both of my own parents experienced childhood trauma and stressors, which thwarted their emotional growth trajectories, yet they didn't know that about themselves and neither did society. However, I definitely sensed that something was off and, as little ones will naturally do, I attempted to fill in the gaps. Impossible, I know now, but I didn't know then. How ironic.
With this new research from UCLA reflecting a strong association between children's behavioral health problems and their parents' adversity histories, we now know better. When our awareness grows around our past, it brings a deeper understanding of our experiences and our normal, natural adaptive responses. With that deeper understanding, our hearts can begin to heal from events that our conscious minds were not even present to directly witness, yet stuck in our bodies instead. We can create opportunities for ourselves to challenge those strongly guarded, unspeakable beliefs that there must be something wrong with us or that we are not worthy of acceptance and love, which keep us from a meaningful connection with ourselves and to others.
So, if you currently suffer from symptoms of trauma, such as anxiety and/or depression, and are not aware of experiencing any adverse childhood events yourself, perhaps consider exploring any that your parents might have been subjected to as they grew up. Please remember that this exploration and what it might uncover is not meant to blame your parents. It is meant to shine a light on the blame and shame that you might be carrying and that is feeding the self-judgment that is holding you back from a life full of connection, meaning and health.


The most significant object they created is the Book of Gold, which records the names of the parishioners of the Anglican Diocese of Newcastle who lost their lives during the war and is believed to be unique. The highly polished book cover is made from yellow gold, with decorative hinges of rose gold, and richly decorated with rose and white gold and chased silver. The central motif is set with enamels and precious and semi-precious gemstones.
The book was a collaborative work between an Australian goldsmith and designer, William Mark, and a Newcastle parishioner. William Mark had previously worked in England, where his work was sought by royalty and museums. For English-born trained artist Emma Dann, the book was a three-year labour of love to produce the medieval style, hand-drawn designs and calligraphy lists of names on artist's watercolour paper.
The cathedral has more than fifty commemorative objects related to the Great War, including some of national significance. Among them are a flag that flew over the 13th Battalion Headquarters at Gallipoli and the Victoria Cross awarded to local man Captain Clarence Smith Jeffries for his outstanding courage at Passchendaele, Belgium, on 12 October 1917.


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Uniwersytet Bahrajński (arab.: جامعة البحرين) – państwowa uczelnia w Królestwie Bahrajnu. Jest to jedyna uczelnia państwowa w kraju. Dzięki kampusom w Sakhir, Madinat Isa i Manama, uniwersytet ma ponad 20 000 zarejestrowanych studentów i ponad 2000 pracowników.

Historia
Uniwersytet Bahrajński został założony w 1986 roku w wyniku dekretu Amiriego. Dekret doprowadził do połączenia dwóch publicznych kolegiów: Gulf Polytechnic (założona w 1968) i University College of Arts, Science and Education (założona w 1979).

Kampus
Uczelnia ma trzy kampusy. Główny kampus w Sakhir zajmuje powierzchnię 103657 m2 i mieści wszystkie uczelnie z wyjątkiem Kolegiów Nauk o Zdrowiu i Inżynierii. Kolegium Nauk o Zdrowiu ma siedzibę w kampusie o powierzchni 10 000 m2  obok kompleksu medycznego Salmaniya. Kolegium Inżynierii znajduje się na kampusie o powierzchni 10 000 m2  obok Politechniki Bahrajnu.

Kolegia
Uniwersytet składa się z 10 kolegiów składowych:

 Kolegium Administracji Biznesowej
 Kolegium Prawa
 Kolegium Technologii Informacyjnej
 Kolegium Inżynierii
 Kolegium Nauk o Zdrowiu
 Kolegium Nauk Ścisłych
 Kolegium Sztuki

Przypisy

Uczelnie w Bahrajnie
Manama
Madinat Isa

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