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Ralph S. Licklider, DO specialized in Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology and served as chair of the Department at Doctors Hospital from 1940 until 1973.
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- What Is “Behavioral Diabetes”?
- How Will These Findings Impact Medicine and Patient Care in The Future?
- What Is Next For Your Research?
Diabetes is a chronic disease that people live with every day. In its simplest terms, diabetes is a disease where the body cannot regulate the amount of glucose (sugar) in the blood leading to long-term health problems like heart disease, vision loss and kidney disease. It is a difficult and complicated disease for people and their providers to man...
The initial findings demonstrate use of cine-VR training can improve healthcare provider attitudes toward patients with diabetes, including their understanding of the emotional toll of the disease. The use of cine-VR has also been an effective tool for improving providers’ cultural awareness and their understanding of social determinants of health ...
Based upon our initial experiences with diabetes and healthcare provider stress reduction interventions, we are exploring other conditions and models where cine-VR could be an effective tool. We are currently developing a cine-VR experience to help both medical students and faculty recognize and respond to the signs of hypoglycemia. We are also col...
Dec 21, 2020 · Doctors Hospital was founded at 1087 Dennison Avenue in Columbus, Ohio by James O. Watson, DO, Harold E. Clybourne, DO and Ralph S. Licklider, DO to serve the Who We Are About the Foundation
Jun 3, 2019 · Fred's brother Ralph, a bachelor, outlived his mother, Amelia, by just four years, dying of cancer in 1903 at the age of 51. Ralph and Fred, by all historical accounts, trusted each other without question and functioned as equal partners, even sharing a single bank account.
The Dietrich Foundation’s management team is as follows: Staff. Trustees. Edward J. Grefenstette. President, CEO and CIO. Ed Grefenstette serves as the President, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of The Dietrich Foundation.
The Davis Foundation has granted nearly $30 million to a wide range of nonprofit organizations since its inception, including Franklin Park Conservatory, the James Cancer Hospital, Godman Guild, YMCA of Central Ohio, and Capital Area Humane Society.
Sep 19, 2024 · Fred was born at home and lived his early years in Bryan, Ney, Kunkle and West Unity Ohio. He was the son of Ralph and Wilma Dietrich, hardworking practical people who struggled and overcame the hardships of the 1930s. They raised five children, who all excelled in their given fields of interest.
