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R.E.A.D – Promoting Adult Literacy

April 30, 2014
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R.E.A.D.
This is a guest post by Marisol Stork for the R.E.A.D. program in Michigan on the importance of adult literacy and literacy for healthcare. Adult Literacy Awareness Do you remember the first truly meaningful book that you read? That one, life-altering, where-can-I...
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#AUA14: Get Social at AUA 2014 Meeting

April 22, 2014
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Urologists Meet Challenges and Opportunities in Healthcare In May, urologists from around the world will travel to the American Urological Association (AUA) annual meeting in Orlando, FL. The meeting comes at a time of unprecedented changes, challenges and opportunities in...
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Celebrate Earth Week: Dispose of Medications Properly

April 21, 2014
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Muskegon Area Medication Disposal Program
Growing Up on Land I grew up on a small farm in Iowa. From a very early age, my parents and grandparents taught me to respect the land. Their motives were not completely selfless. Being farmers, our livelihoods were almost completely dependent on land. Suddenly, I’m...
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Feeding America, Building Family

April 16, 2014
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West Shore Urology Feeding America
West Shore Urology Families Join to Meet a Need Earlier this year, the staff and physicians at West Shore Urology (WSU) were invited to host a Feeding America Mobile Food Pantry for our community. Having heard great things about the Feeding America program, it didn’t take...
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Flying Half Way Around the World to Attend the AUA

April 06, 2014
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From Australia to Orlando for the 2014 AUA Meeting The Annual American Urological Association (AUA) Meeting in Orlando, Florida, is only a few weeks away.  Every year, thousands of urologists from around the world travel to the United States to attend this meeting. For this guest...
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Using DrawMD to Illustrate Anatomy and Empower Patients

March 31, 2014
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DrawMD App
Overestimating What Patients Understand Recently, I read a very insightful blog on the Center for Advancing Health website written by Jessie Gruman, PhD. Dr. Gruman observes that healthcare providers have a tendency to overestimate what patients actually understand about their...
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Rett Syndrome – Making a Rare Disease Social

February 22, 2014
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Michigan photographer Jeramie Curtice Photos for a Cure Facebook
World Rare Disease Day There is a saying in medicine that “common things happen commonly.” While this is mostly true, many families have loved ones affected by very uncommon medical conditions. World Rare Disease Day, on February 28th, is an opportunity to learn more...
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West Shore Urology Welcomes Dr. Ryan Nelson

February 10, 2014
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Dr. Ryan Nelson
Welcome Dr. Ryan Nelson! It’s been an exciting week for us at here at West Shore Urology.  On Monday, Dr. Ryan Nelson, D.O., arrived in Muskegon to join Dr. Salisz, Dr. Stone and myself for a three-week rotation in community urology. Dr. Nelson is currently in his fifth...
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Every Little Bit Counts: Using Fitbit for More NEAT and Healthy Living

January 19, 2014
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Using Fitbit to Increase NEAT and Encourage Healthy Living Several months ago, while lying on the couch, I watched a BBC special about fitness. One of the things about the show that struck me as interesting was recent research identifying the importance of routine, daily...
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