More than 18 million Americans have survived cancer as of January 1, 2022. For many, the journey to recovery continues long after treatment, often marked by challenges such as reduced physical function, increased fatigue, and a higher risk of recurrence. But did you know that exercise can play a vital role in improving the quality of life for cancer survivors? Incorporating regular physical activity has proven…
The September Oncology Coding Break is Part 3 of a 4 Part Series on the Female Reproductive System. This month, we will focus on the Cervix Uteri. To get things started, Melissa Meador, ph.D., ODS-C will discuss cervix anatomy, with a particular focus on the type of cells that make up the cervix and the endocervix, as well as explain the transitional zone. Then, Melissa will…
Welcome to the September 2024 Edition of Sepsis Chatter! Our newest video presentation is titled: “Sepsis Chatter-Sepsis Awareness Month September 2024” This presentation begins with a brief history of the Sepsis Alliance Organization and how the month of September became known as “Sepsis Awareness Month”. It also discusses the rationale for designating an entire month to sepsis awareness which includes: This presentation will explore ways to…
Sepsis is a life-threatening condition that requires urgent attention, yet many people aren’t fully aware of its dangers. To raise awareness and promote early detection, the Sepsis Alliance dedicates the entire month of September to educating both healthcare professionals and the general public. But what exactly is sepsis? According to the Sepsis Alliance, sepsis is the body’s overwhelming response to an infection or injury, which can…
