Items Tagged ‘Mayo’
May 8, 2012
Just Keep Trying: Kids and Positive Airway Pressure Therapy
By MakalaArce 
The Patient Education video titled Just Keep Trying: Kids and Positive Airway Pressure Therapy (PAP) helps kids understand how important it is to use PAP. Several kids share their experience about getting used to the therapy machine and that it helps them sleep better and gives them more energy. Parents also talk about diagnosis and […]
Tags: airway, breathing, energy, kids, Mayo, PAP, sleep, therapy
December 22, 2011
Mayo Graduate Student – Trip to Ecuador
By MakalaArce
Amy Saleh, M.D. went to Ecuador as part of the Mayo International Heath Program within the Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education. She recounts this surgical trip experience, where they focused on children with cleft lip and cleft palate.
Tags: Amy Saleh, cleft lip, cleft palate, Ecuador, Education, Graduate, health program, international, Mayo, student, Surgery
March 13, 2009
Benefits of Collaborative Patient Care – Thoughts from a Mayo Clinic Head and Neck Surgeon
In the video below, Eric Moore, M.D., a head and neck surgeon at Mayo Clinic, describes benefits of the comprehensive, collaborative and efficient patient care provided every day to Mayo Clinic patients. For more information on recent research by Dr. Moore, view the post and video on transoral robotic surgery for throat cancers.
Tags: collaboration, ENT, Mayo, Mayo Clinic, otorhinolaryngology, patient care, throat cancer
February 12, 2009
By Bethany Krom 
I, like many on the Mayo team, came to the Mayo Clinic through unexpected circumstances and/or stayed much longer than I expected. I love to tell stories, so here is my Mayo Clinic journey. While I was finishing my undergraduate degree, my parents moved to Spring Valley, Minn. – 26 miles southeast of Rochester. I […]
Tags: Arizona, employee, Mayo, Mayo Clinic, Rochester