2017 Diversity Video 2017
Hear from HealthSouth colleagues on what diversity and inclusion means in their hospitals. Plus, Mark Tarr outlines the progress we've made toward the 3-year diversity and inclusion strategic plan.
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5:01A day in the life of a rehabilitation nurse
As a rehabilitation nurse, no two days are alike. RNs who serve in this role in inpatient rehabilitation hospitals have the opportunity to treat multiple patients of varying diagnoses through administ
2:34Mike's story - stroke survivor
Mike's story of his journey to recovery after stroke at Van Matre Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital
0:49Inclusion and Diversity at Encompass Health
Yolanda Turner, diversity manager talk about how Encompass Health embraces inclusion and diversity.
1:45Alyssa Whitson - WFTS - 101019
In 2008, Alyssa Whitson was left for dead after a former coworker attacked her at their place of business during a robbery. While she was lucky to survive the gun shots fired into the back of her head
4:16What represents quality of life?
Encompass Health's Dr. Richard Senelick discusses definitions of quality of life with disabilities.
1:55Why it's important to get real rehabilitation
Encompass Health's Dr. Richard Senelick discusses the different types of rehabilitation and their role in maximizing your recovery.
3:01Why is everything more difficult to do after a stroke?
Encompass Health's Dr. Richard Senelick explains why fatigue may make everyday activities more difficult to complete after a stroke or brain injury.
3:28Why am I so tired?
Encompass Health's Dr. Richard Senelick shares tips for managing and mitigating fatigue post-stroke.
2:32What is a TIA?
Encompass Health's Dr. Richard Senelick discusses transient ischemic attacks, a warning sign of stroke.
1:57What happens after a stroke or brain injury?
Encompass Health's Dr. Richard Senelick discusses three categories that should be assessed after a stroke or other brain injury.
2:45The role of technology in therapy
Encompass Health's Dr. Richard Senelick discusses the how new technology enhances traditional forms of therapy in rehabilitation.