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 3/10/2010
Overcoming Incontinence
Date: Wednesday, March 10
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Baptist Hospital, Medical Meeting Rooms
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by urologists Brian R. Evans, M.D., and Charles W. Yowell, M.D.
Millions of women experience involuntary loss of urine called urinary incontinence . Some women may lose a few drops of urine while running or coughing. Others may feel a strong, sudden urge to urinate just before losing a large amount of urine.
Incontinence can be slightly bothersome or totally debilitating. For some women, the risk of public embarrassment keeps them from enjoying many daily activities.
Incontinence affects people of all ages and gender, but women are twice as likely to be affected. Pregnancy and menopause can account for this difference. Join us for this seminar to learn the types and causes of incontinence and how it is evaluated and treated
3/12/2010
Overcoming Incontinence
Date: Friday, March 12
Time: Program 9-10am
Place: Jay Hospital, Royal Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by urologists Brian R. Evans, M.D., and Charles W. Yowell, M.D.
Millions of women experience involuntary loss of urine called urinary incontinence . Some women may lose a few drops of urine while running or coughing. Others may feel a strong, sudden urge to urinate just before losing a large amount of urine.
Incontinence can be slightly bothersome or totally debilitating. For some women, the risk of public embarrassment keeps them from enjoying many daily activities.
Incontinence affects people of all ages and gender, but women are twice as likely to be affected. Pregnancy and menopause can account for this difference. Join us for this seminar to learn the types and causes of incontinence and how it is evaluated and treated
3/24/2010
Overcoming Incontinence
Date: Wednesday, March 24
Time: Refreshments 8:30am; Program 9-10am
Place: Atmore Community Hospital, Mayson Auditorium
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by urologists Brian R. Evans, M.D., and Charles W. Yowell, M.D.
Millions of women experience involuntary loss of urine called urinary incontinence . Some women may lose a few drops of urine while running or coughing. Others may feel a strong, sudden urge to urinate just before losing a large amount of urine.
Incontinence can be slightly bothersome or totally debilitating. For some women, the risk of public embarrassment keeps them from enjoying many daily activities.
Incontinence affects people of all ages and gender, but women are twice as likely to be affected. Pregnancy and menopause can account for this difference. Join us for this seminar to learn the types and causes of incontinence and how it is evaluated and treated
3/25/2010
Overcoming Incontinence
Date: Thursday, March 25
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Baptist Medical Park - Nine Mile Road and University Parkway, Azalea Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by urologists Brian R. Evans, M.D., and Charles W. Yowell, M.D.
Millions of women experience involuntary loss of urine called urinary incontinence . Some women may lose a few drops of urine while running or coughing. Others may feel a strong, sudden urge to urinate just before losing a large amount of urine.
Incontinence can be slightly bothersome or totally debilitating. For some women, the risk of public embarrassment keeps them from enjoying many daily activities.
Incontinence affects people of all ages and gender, but women are twice as likely to be affected. Pregnancy and menopause can account for this difference. Join us for this seminar to learn the types and causes of incontinence and how it is evaluated and treated
3/29/2010
Nutrition 101
Date: Monday, March 29
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Baptist Hospital, Medical Meeting Rooms
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Sara-Sue Stitham, Dietetic Intern, Baptist Hospital
Learn healthy habits that you can incorporate into your daily life that will help you look and feel your best at any age! This general nutrition discussion will help you make wise food decision when eating out and what to look for at the grocery store. Your food choices can keep you healthier as you age and can even fend off disease. Knowing the basics of nutrition is essential to leading a healthy lifestyle.
4/6/2010
Allergy Prevention and Cure
Date: Tuesday, April 6
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Andrews Institute Athletic Performance and Research Pavilion, Conference Room B
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by W. Hampton Baggs, III, M.D., Internal Medicine, Baptist Medical Group
Now that spring is here and pollen season isn’t far away, many of us are likely to suffer from hay fever. For those of us expecting to be sneezing or rubbing our eyes, Baptist Health Care is offering expert help and advice when it holds allergy seminars throughout the month of April.
This seminar will touch upon everything related to allergy, including what is allergy and what it is not, with attendees having the chance to ask the expert questions on the subject.
4/9/2010
Allergy Prevention and Cure
Date: Friday, April 9
Time: Program 9-10am
Place: Baptist Medical Park - Navarre, 2nd Floor Conference Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by W. Hampton Baggs, III, M.D., Internal Medicine, Baptist Medical Group
Now that spring is here and pollen season isn’t far away, many of us are likely to suffer from hay fever. For those of us expecting to be sneezing or rubbing our eyes, Baptist Health Care is offering expert help and advice when it holds allergy seminars throughout the month of April.
This seminar will touch upon everything related to allergy, including what is allergy and what it is not, with attendees having the chance to ask the expert questions on the subject.
4/13/2010
Walking in Heels: The Ups and the Downs
Date: Tuesday, April 13
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Andrews Institute Athletic Performance and Research Pavilion, Conference Room B
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Grace Torres-Hodges, M.D., Podiatry
The type of shoe that a person wears on their foot can either help and/or hurt their normal gait. This presentation is for both genders to learn about proper shoe selection and basic preventative steps for good foot care. Join Dr. Torres-Hodges as she provides healthy tips during April's National Foot Awareness Month.
4/14/2010
Allergy Prevention and Cure
Date: Wednesday, April 14
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Baptist Hospital Medical Meeting Rooms
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by W. Hampton Baggs, III, M.D., Internal Medicine, Baptist Medical Group
Now that spring is here and pollen season isn’t far away, many of us are likely to suffer from hay fever. For those of us expecting to be sneezing or rubbing our eyes, Baptist Health Care is offering expert help and advice when it holds allergy seminars throughout the month of April.
This seminar will touch upon everything related to allergy, including what is allergy and what it is not, with attendees having the chance to ask the expert questions on the subject.
4/21/2010
Laugh and Learn Arthritis
Date: Wednesday, April 21
Time: Program 9-10am
Place: Jay Hospital, Royal Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Brett Smith. M.D.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, which spans the six years from 1997 to 2003, detected a 25 percent jump in the number of adult Americans with arthritis and other rheumatic conditions. Overall, more than 46 million people now suffer from arthritis. First and foremost, you will learn what arthritis is and the treatment options available. These options will be explained and include the continuum from conservative to operative intervention. Total hip and knee replacements, at the one end of the continuum, will be discussed with hands on models for clarity.
Throughout the presentation, active involvement will be mandatory and sleep will result in an unexpected outcome. This will be a truly interactive process with the audience playing a key role. Questions are welcome and in fact mandatory.
4/22/2010
Allergy Prevention and Cure
Date: Thursday, April 22
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Baptist Medical Park - Nine Mile Road and University Parkway - Azalea Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by W. Hampton Baggs, III, M.D., Internal Medicine, Baptist Medical Group
Now that spring is here and pollen season isn’t far away, many of us are likely to suffer from hay fever. For those of us expecting to be sneezing or rubbing our eyes, Baptist Health Care is offering expert help and advice when it holds allergy seminars throughout the month of April.
This seminar will touch upon everything related to allergy, including what is allergy and what it is not, with attendees having the chance to ask the expert questions on the subject.
4/28/2010
Understanding Melanoma
Date: Wednesday, May 26
Time: Refreshments 8:30am; Program 9 - 10 a.m.
Place: Atmore Community Hospital, Mayson Auditorium
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by David Mann, M.D.
Melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer. It is the leading cause of death from skin disease. Attend this seminar to learn about the prevalence of melanoma, how to prevent it and what treatment options are available.
5/4/2010
Exploring Total Hip Replacement
Date: Tuesday, May 4
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Andrews Institute Athletic Performance and Research Pavilion, Conference Room B
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Robert T. Snowden, M.D.
Whether you have just begun exploring treatment options or have already decided that this procedure is right for you, this seminar will help you better understand the benefits and limitations of total hip replacement.
Dr. Snowden was speciality trained at Johns Hopkins Hospital in reconstructive joint surgery. He has 34 years experience in this field. He will be speaking on total hip replacement which can dramatically improve the quality of life for many people crippled by arthritis or injury. Since 1996, his name has appeared in the national publication, "The Best Doctors in America".
5/12/2010
Get Healthy Pensacola! Open House
Date: Wednesday, May 12
Time: 11am to 1pm
Place: Baptist Hospital, Medical Meeting Rooms
No reservation required. For more information, call Susan Sheets at (850) 469-2447
Free health screenings:
Blood Glucose Screening
Body Fat Analysis
Heart Risk Assessments
Non-Fasting Total Cholesterol
Blood Pressure Checks
Refreshments
Bring a friend - all attendees receive a free membership to Get Healthy Pensacola! (a $10 value)
Meet with Get Healthy Pensacola! sponsor including Zumba Fitness with Priscilla, Bodyworks Massage and Pilates Core Training
Receive a Get Healthy Pensacola! tote bag for the first 100 attendees
Enjoy free makeovers courtesy of Belk
5/14/2010
Exploring Total Hip Replacement
Date: Friday, May 14
Time: Program 9-10am
Place: Baptist Medical Park - Navarre, 2nd Floor Conference Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Robert T. Snowden, M.D.
Whether you have just begun exploring treatment options or have already decided that this procedure is right for you, this seminar will help you better understand the benefits and limitations of total hip replacement.
Dr. Snowden was speciality trained at Johns Hopkins Hospital in reconstructive joint surgery. He has 34 years experience in this field. He will be speaking on total hip replacement which can dramatically improve the quality of life for many people crippled by arthritis or injury. Since 1996, his name has appeared in the national publication, "The Best Doctors in America".
5/18/2010
Stroke Awareness
Date: Tuesday, May 18
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Baptist Hospital, Medical Meeting Rooms
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Tammie Stefanko, RN, BSN, ACM Baptist Hospital Stroke/BSCI Coordinator
May is stroke awareness month. Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States with over 700,000 Americans experiencing a stroke each year. Stroke is one of the leading causes of adult disability with more than 1.1 million people impaired nationwide. Knowing your risk and controlling what you can is the best defense against having a stroke.
This discussion will teach you preventative measures, how to recognize the signs of a stroke and emergency treatments. Don’t miss this class that could one day save your life or the life of a loved one.
5/26/2010
Stroke Awareness
Date: Wednesday, May 26
Time: Refreshments 8:30am; Program 9 - 10 a.m.
Place: Atmore Community Hospital, Mayson Auditorium
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Tammie Stefanko, RN, BSN, ACM Baptist Hospital Stroke/BSCI Coordinator
May is stroke awareness month. Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States with over 700,000 Americans experiencing a stroke each year. Stroke is one of the leading causes of adult disability with more than 1.1 million people impaired nationwide. Knowing your risk and controlling what you can is the best defense against having a stroke.
This discussion will teach you preventative measures, how to recognize the signs of a stroke and emergency treatments. Don’t miss this class that could one day save your life or the life of a loved one.
6/1/2010
Sport and Spines of Advancing Maturity
Date: Tuesday, June 1
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Andrews Institute Athletic Performance and Research Pavilion, Conference Room B
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by David R. Chandler, M.D., Orthopaedic Spine Specialist
You are not a kid anymore but you still want to play. How does your spine interfere with your sport and how does your sport interfere with your spine? Let's figure out how to stay active and have fun now that we are older and wiser.
The topics discussed will include sports and decision making as related to spinal disorders, preseason preparation, and post spine surgery restrictions.
6/9/2010
Laugh and Learn Arthritis
Date: Wednesday, June 9
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Baptist Hospital, Medical Meeting Rooms
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Brett Smith, M.D.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, which spans the six years from 1997 to 2003, detected a 25 percent jump in the number of adult Americans with arthritis and other rheumatic conditions. Overall, more than 46 million people now suffer from arthritis. First and foremost, you will learn what arthritis is and the treatment options available. These options will be explained and include the continuum from conservative to operative intervention. Total hip and knee replacements, at the one end of the continuum, will be discussed with hands on models for clarity.
Throughout the presentation, active involvement will be mandatory and sleep will result in an unexpected outcome. This will be a truly interactive process with the audience playing a key role. Questions are welcome and in fact mandatory.
6/11/2010
Sport and Spines of Advancing Maturity
Date: Friday, June 11
Time: Program 9-10am
Place: Baptist Medical Park - Navarre, 2nd Floor Conference Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by David R. Chandler, M.D., Orthopaedic Spine Specialist
You are not a kid anymore but you still want to play. How does your spine interfere with your sport and how does your sport interfere with your spine? Let's figure out how to stay active and have fun now that we are older and wiser.
The topics discussed will include sports and decision making as related to spinal disorders, preseason preparation, and post spine surgery restrictions.
6/16/2010
Stroke Awareness
Date: Wednesday, June 16
Time: Program 9-10am
Place: Jay Hospital, Royal Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Tammie Stefanko, RN, BSN, ACM Baptist Hospital Stroke/BSCI Coordinator
Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States with over 700,000 Americans experiencing a stroke each year. Stroke is one of the leading causes of adult disability with more than 1.1 million people impaired nationwide. Knowing your risk and controlling what you can is the best defense against having a stroke.
This discussion will teach you preventative measures, how to recognize the signs of a stroke and emergency treatments. Don’t miss this class that could one day save your life or the life of a loved one.
6/23/2010
Laugh and Learn Arthritis
Date: Wednesday, June 23
Time: Program 9-10am
Place: Atmore Community Hospital, Mayson Auditorium
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Brett Smith, M.D.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, which spans the six years from 1997 to 2003, detected a 25 percent jump in the number of adult Americans with arthritis and other rheumatic conditions. Overall, more than 46 million people now suffer from arthritis. First and foremost, you will learn what arthritis is and the treatment options available. These options will be explained and include the continuum from conservative to operative intervention. Total hip and knee replacements, at the one end of the continuum, will be discussed with hands on models for clarity.
Throughout the presentation, active involvement will be mandatory and sleep will result in an unexpected outcome. This will be a truly interactive process with the audience playing a key role. Questions are welcome and in fact mandatory.
6/24/2010
Laugh and Learn Arthritis
Date: Thursday, June 24
Time: Light Lunch 11:30am; Program Noon-1pm
Place: Baptist Medical Park, Nine Mile Road and University Parkway, Azalea Room
RSVP: To register call (850) 469-2447
Presented by Brett Smith, M.D.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, which spans the six years from 1997 to 2003, detected a 25 percent jump in the number of adult Americans with arthritis and other rheumatic conditions. Overall, more than 46 million people now suffer from arthritis. First and foremost, you will learn what arthritis is and the treatment options available. These options will be explained and include the continuum from conservative to operative intervention. Total hip and knee replacements, at the one end of the continuum, will be discussed with hands on models for clarity.
Throughout the presentation, active involvement will be mandatory and sleep will result in an unexpected outcome. This will be a truly interactive process with the audience playing a key role. Questions are welcome and in fact mandatory.
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