There is a lack of structured education for physicians and advanced practice providers (APPs) on strategies to mitigate burnout through lowering administrative burdens, strengthening team culture, and enhancing personal and professional wellbeing.

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There is a lack of structured education for physicians and advanced practice providers (APPs) on strategies to mitigate burnout through lowering administrative burdens, strengthening team culture, and enhancing personal and professional wellbeing.

Welco

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20260507 Equipping Medical Leaders - Sustainment

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There is a lack of structured education for physicians and advanced practice providers (APPs) on strategies to mitigate burnout through lowering administrative burdens, strengthening team culture, and enhancing personal and professional wellbeing.

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Sickle cell disease is a genetic disorder characterized by the presence of abnormal hemoglobin, leading to various complications, including vaso-occlusive crises and organ damage. While much research has focused on the homozygous hemoglobin SS genotype, less is known about the heterogeneous hemoglobin SC genotype (HbSC), particularly in adults. This case report details the presentation, clinical course, and management of a 27-year-old African American man with HbSC sickle cell disease, who presented with severe acute encephalopathy and multifocal acute ischemic stroke and had a positive neurological outcome due to early red blood cell exchange transfusion. The case underscores the need for vigilant clinical care considerations into the unique challenges for adults with HbSC disease.

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20260416 Joy In Practice

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Biodegradable temporizing matrices (BTMs) are temporary, biocompatible, and resorbable scaffolds designed to temporarily occupy a defect site, facilitating tissue regeneration and neodermal growth in a surgical wound or defect site while minimizing the need for extensive tissue transfers. Spiradenomas are mostly benign skin tumors developing from sweat gland cells that typically require surgical excision as treatment, which can result in scarring and functional impairment, especially in functional joint areas like the ankle. While the application of BTMs in small- to moderate-sized defects resulting from malignant resections in functionally critical areas has shown promising results in preliminary studies, the use of BTM for functional reconstruction is an emerging concept that needs to be further studied. This case report presents the successful application of a BTM in the reconstruction of a soft tissue defect following wide local excision of a spiradenoma on the right ankle of a 64-year-old man, demonstrating the value of these matrices as an essential reconstructive tool in the management of soft tissue defects following malignant resections.

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