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What Does Pride Mean?

What Does Pride Mean?

June 01, 2022
by: Denver Health
June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month, a time to recognize and celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and non-binary individuals, as well as any...
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Antibiotic Awareness Week 2021

Antibiotic Awareness Week 2021

November 19, 2021
by: Kati Shihadeh and Tim Jenkins
Antibiotic Safety Through Education and Awareness Denver Health is joining with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to advise...
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Real Stories of the Frontline Workers of Denver Health

Real Stories of the Frontline Workers of Denver Health

November 12, 2020
by: Denver Health
Why These Heroes Still Love Their Jobs Through the COVID-19 Pandemic Ask any of our amazing frontline workers at Denver Health – from the...
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Mindfulness Exercises For Stress Relief

Mindfulness Exercises For Stress Relief

May 07, 2020
by: Denver Health
How to Best Manage Your Stress During COVID-19 & Beyond May is Mental Health Month and many of us are experiencing heightened stress and...
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Black History is More Than Just a Month

Black History is More Than Just a Month

February 12, 2020
As part of Denver Health's celebration of Black History Month, we asked a few of our employees to introduce themselves, tell us why diversity is...
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How to Get Your Test Results Online Using MyChart

How to Get Your Test Results Online Using MyChart

January 27, 2020
by: Denver Health
According to a survey at Denver Health's nine Family Health Centers, one of the biggest questions patients have is how to get their lab and test...
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The Teen Vaping Crisis

The Teen Vaping Crisis

December 10, 2019
by: Ali Zirakzadeh, M.D.
About two and a half years ago in a small rural town near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, an 18-year-old girl had just started using her first electronic...
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Life-Changing Weight Loss Journey For Denver Health Nurse

Life-Changing Weight Loss Journey For Denver Health Nurse

October 30, 2019
by: Denver Health
From time to time, we come across interesting and inspiring stories about our more than 7,000 Denver Health team members. Nurse manager Tina Van...
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New Career at Denver Health for One-Time Addict

New Career at Denver Health for One-Time Addict

July 02, 2019
by: Denver Health
More than 15 million American adults struggle with alcohol abuse, according to the most recent National Survey on Drug Use and Health. It can be...
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Why Do I March in Pride?

Why Do I March in Pride?

June 14, 2019
by: Denver Health
Denver Health is proud to provide affirming and sensitive health care for the LGBTQ community at all of our locations from a network of...
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Denver Health Supports Bill to Increase Vaccination Rates

Denver Health Supports Bill to Increase Vaccination Rates

May 01, 2019
by: Anne Frank, M.D.
A Denver Health Physician's Perspective More than 700 cases of measles have been recorded across the country since January. But only 89 percent of...
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What is Superhero Therapy?

What is Superhero Therapy?

April 25, 2019
by: Katherine Washington, Ph.D.
Calling all Superheroes! This Sunday, April 28 is National Superhero Day which was created in 1995 by Marvel Comics employees in order to recognize...
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What To Expect During a Sexual Assault Exam

What To Expect During a Sexual Assault Exam

April 15, 2019
by: Michelle Metz
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and in recognition of that, I want to talk about the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) program at Denver...
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Take Note of this Unique Therapy at Denver Health

Take Note of this Unique Therapy at Denver Health

January 23, 2019
by: Trina Seefeldt
The Post-it Note, or sticky note. It's small, simple, circumspect and found by the multi-pack in every office supply closet in the country. These...
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Breaking Down Language Barriers in Health Care

Breaking Down Language Barriers in Health Care

January 08, 2019
by: Nexis Guadalupe
One day, I was walking down 6th Avenue and a woman shouted in Spanish, "Are you an interpreter?” I said, "yes, I am, do you need...
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Why I Belong at Denver Health

Why I Belong at Denver Health

October 22, 2018
by: Mark Reid
“Thank you very much but I’m afraid I must decline your kind offer.” A good long time ago I was frustrated. Frustrated about the...
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Inpatient vs Outpatient

Inpatient vs Outpatient

June 05, 2018
By: Chi Zheng, M.D., Patrick Ryan, M.D. and Marisa Echaniz, M.D. How Providers Are Working Together to Bridge the Divide As hospitalists, we build...
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Taking Care of Our Caregivers

Taking Care of Our Caregivers

May 17, 2018
by: Nicholas Scaletta
The Role for Structured Debriefing After Adverse Patient Outcomes Clinical work can take an emotional toll on health care providers. Especially,...
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The Opposite of Burnout

The Opposite of Burnout

April 23, 2018
by: Mark Reid
What Keeps Doctors Happy and Productive Everybody in medicine is talking about burnout. We all have our favorite hypotheses about what could be to...
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Improving Residency Education at Night Red Eye Rounds

Improving Residency Education at Night Red Eye Rounds

March 27, 2018
By: Sansrita Nepal, M.D., Marisa Echaniz, M.D. and Joseph Walker Keach, M.D. The Night Shift – it’s a crucial part of a resident...
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A Cog in the Machine

A Cog in the Machine

February 12, 2018
by: Rehaan Shaffie, M.D.
I am a hospitalist at a safety-net hospital. Through my work I have come to understand how our daily decisions – filtered through our own...
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Letter to Noelle, First Year Medical Student

Letter to Noelle, First Year Medical Student

January 03, 2018
by: Noelle Northcutt, M.D.
Editor’s note: In 2017, the New England Journal of Medicine featured a piece entitled “Letter to a Young Female Physician,” in...
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What Guppies Taught Me About Doctoring

What Guppies Taught Me About Doctoring

December 07, 2017
by: Sarah Stella, M.D.
Editor’s Note: A version of this article first appeared in the December issue of the SGIM Forum. Mr. T* was back in the hospital for the...
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Can Buprenorphine Help Hospital-based Providers Treat the Opioid Crisis?

Can Buprenorphine Help Hospital-based Providers Treat the Opioid Crisis?

November 01, 2017
by: Susan Calcaterra, M.D.
As a practicing hospitalist in a safety net hospital, I am on the front lines battling the opioid epidemic. In the past five years, I have seen an...
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Heres How Hospitals and Physicians Can Help Solve the National Opioid Crisis

Heres How Hospitals and Physicians Can Help Solve the National Opioid Crisis

August 30, 2017
by: Susan Calcaterra, M.D.
Pain management among hospitalized patients can be challenging. Patients may have unrealistic notions about how their pain should be controlled,...
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