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In emergency medicine, success starts with true partnership - open communication, transparent problem-solving, and a shared seat at the table. What sets TeamHealth apart? Our people. With the most dedicated teams in the field, we lead the way in clinical operations and patient experience - making a difference when it matters most. Watch the full video and visit our website to learn how TeamHealth’s stable, scalable emergency medicine services take ED efficiency to a new level. https://bit.ly/44K4GBe

As part of our Moments That Matter series, we’re highlighting a powerful example of rapid, coordinated care at Piedmont Columbus Regional. When a patient arrived in urgent need, CNM and OB/GYN Hospitalist Kira Pulliam quickly recognized signs of a serious complication and immediately called in Dr. Tracey Greene-Johnson. Within minutes, the team initiated a STAT C-section. In the OR, a uterine rupture from a prior classical C-section was discovered. Thanks to swift action and seamless collaboration between OB/GYN, anesthesia, and NICU, the baby was delivered and successfully resuscitated, making this a true Moment That Matters and highlighting the lifesaving impact of in-house expertise and teamwork. Thank you to these two incredible TeamHealth clinicians for their exceptional care.

When clinicians talk about why TeamHealth stands out, the message is clear: real partnership, real support, and a unified commitment to patient care. At Mission Hospital and across Mission Health, TeamHealth’s collaboration fuels seamless handoffs, strong leadership, and a culture where providers feel valued and empowered. See what makes this partnership work—and why clinicians choose to be part of it. Watch the full video below.

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression tied to seasonal shifts - often emerging in late fall and easing as spring approaches. Symptoms like persistent low mood, fatigue, and disrupted sleep or appetite can make everyday life feel more challenging. In this featured article, Dr. Jackie Chapman, Clinical Psychologist and Regional Clinical Director for Post-Acute Care, Behavioral Health, breaks down what causes SAD and highlights effective treatment options - from light therapy to psychotherapy and simple lifestyle adjustments. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4omcnVf

Empowering our clinicians with hands-on experience is key to delivering exceptional patient care. Recently, Jefferson attendings, residents, students, and Virtua EM attendings came together for an OB/GYN cross-training course taught by Dr. Haye and Dr. Braden. Over two sessions, participants practiced vaginal deliveries and reviewed obstetric emergencies, strengthening skills essential to caring for patients in critical moments. A special thank-you to Dr. Alan Lucerna, Facility Medical Director at Jefferson Stratford Hospital, for capturing and sharing this great look into the training.