Below are the last few Doctor In The House columns
Cancer Research And Trials
Wednesday - November 04, 2009
Dr. Jonathan Cho
Oncology is a very interesting field because there are new developments occurring all the time.
Read Column>>Weighing In On Diabetes
Wednesday - October 28, 2009
Dr. Laurie Tom
Endocrinologist
How long have you been practicing?
I started my private practice at Queen’s in 1992. I practice general endocrinology and metabolism, but just by the nature of the specialty and diseases that it encompasses, people with diabetes are a significant portion of my practice because the disease is so prevalent.
Read Column>>Queen’s Joint Center Aims High
Wednesday - October 21, 2009
Dr. Thomas Kane
Medical director of The Queen’s Medical Center’s Joint Center
Where did you receive your schooling and training?
I completed my undergraduate studies at Santa Clara University. I earned my M.D. from the University of California-Davis Medical School. I completed four years of general surgery residency in Sacramento.
Read Column>>Tracking Fertility Naturally
Wednesday - October 14, 2009
Teresa Fredericks
Registered nurse, certified instructor of Billings Ovulation Method of Natural Family Planning
The Billings Ovulation Method is basically fertility awareness, so the woman knows her fertile days and non-fertile days.
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Marriage Repair And Renewal
Wednesday - October 07, 2009
Dr. Trudy Guo
Psychologist
Where did you receive your schooling and training?
I received my undergraduate psychology degree from Stanford University and my doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Hawaii. I did an internship at the Los Angeles County-University of Southern California Medical Center, and a postdoctoral fellowship at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Martinez, Calif.
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Creative Process Of Healing
Wednesday - September 30, 2009
Tanya D’avanzo, PH.D., ABPP-CN
Clinical neuropsychologist
Can you talk about the creative process of therapy and how you’re involved with that? I function as a neuropsychologist and am not directly involved with the art therapy program, although there are many similarities with the process of adjustments after brain injury and the creative process.
Read Column>>Transplanting The Gift Of Life
Wednesday - September 23, 2009
Dr. Alan Cheung
Medical director of Transplant Institute of the Pacific at Hawaii Medical Center East
Where did you receive your schooling and training?
I graduated from Harvard Medical School in Boston. After that I did a general surgery residency at the University of Washington in Seattle and a transplant fellowship at the University in Minnesota. I’ve been back in Hawaii since 1992.
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Cycle Away Lung Disease
Wednesday - September 16, 2009
Dr. Warren Tomamoto
Pulmonologist
I graduated from Laupahoehoe High School on the Big Island. I received my bachelor of science degree from University of Hawaii and my medical degree from John A. Burns School of Medicine at University of Hawaii in 1977.
Read Column>>Counseling For Life’s Challenges
Wednesday - September 09, 2009
Greg Browne
Program director of Kokua Counseling Centers
Our mission is to be the leading provider of outpatient services in Hawaii. Our philosophy is to help people find hope again by developing personal tools and skills to improve coping and build self-confidence in the face of life’s challenges.
A Health Plan That Cares
Wednesday - September 02, 2009
Dr. James Tan
Senior medical director of ‘Ohana Health Plan
I received my undergraduate and medical degrees from Loma Linda University in California. While doing my residency in family medicine in Orlando, Fla., I earned my master’s in public health. Subsequently, during my years of practice, I obtained my master’s of business administration from the University of Redlands. I am a board-certified physician in family medicine.
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