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Lisa Barry

Saint Paul
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ESRAmagazine - A Happenstance

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By Judy Shapiro, Lisa Barry
| esra.org.il
A Volunteer at Meir Medical Center, Service & Information Center since 2016 By Lisa Barry (51) After my third son was born, I decided not to return to work (I am a registered lawyer), but to be a full-time mom. Once he was a bit older and in school, I wanted to do something more with my free time, something meaningful through volunteering. There was a time when I wanted to study medicine.
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Comorbidities, healthcare use, and contact with healthcare transition services in older veterans after incarceration

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By Amy L. Byers, Alison Hwong, Lisa Barry, Yixia Li
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Key points Among older veterans reentering the community after incarceration, those who had contact with the Health Care for Reentry Veterans (HCRV) program had a higher burden of psychiatric disorders and medical conditions commonly linked to substance use disorders as compared to older reentry veterans with no HCRV contact. Older reentry veterans with HCRV contact had fewer days between release date and first date of healthcare services use and had higher healthcare utilization rates.
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Preventing fall risks in the home

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By Sherry Mitchell, Lisa Barry
| The Hendersonville Standard Verified
As we age, our bodies become more susceptible to falls, which can lead to serious injuries. In fact, falls are the leading cause of injury-related deaths among seniors. However, with a few simple modifications and precautions, we can significantly reduce the risk of falls in the home. Here are a few strategies and tips to create a safe environment for seniors. 1. Remove Clutter One of the most common causes of falls is cluttered living spaces.
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