Wayne Brackin Shares Thoughts on New Challenges Coming This Hurricane Season
According to models from AccuWeather and Colorado State University, the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is predicted to be above average, with more storms and hurricanes than the 30-year average. While an active season is nothing new in Florida, this year the state is facing other issues, including the current administration’s cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the National Weather Service (NWS) and FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency).
More than a dozen positions have been cut at NWS offices across Florida, which is responsible for weather forecasts and warnings when there are storm threats. Approximately one-third of FEMA’s staff has been let go or have accepted buyouts. This could not only affect the timeliness and accuracy of forecasts, but also any assistance communities may require after a natural disaster.
“We’ve been paying close attention to what’s happening with NOAA and the NWS and FEMA, all of which are under some form of duress from these changes,” said Wayne Brackin, president and CEO of KIDZ Medical Services, and former Baptist Health South Florida executive who’s been recognized for leading hospital and health system hurricane and emergency preparedness efforts.
“What’s going on with FEMA is still a moving target, so no one can speak with absolute certainly yet. But if the FEMA staff was 6,000 people and 2,000 are no longer there, it’s safe to say we can expect to see some impact downstream.
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| ACHE of South Florida Member Spotlight: Paul Hakimata
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Paul Hakimata is a problem solver. Hakimata currently works in Precision Care at the Molecular Genetic Pathology Lab at Memorial Regional Hospital South and is also a principal investigator for the Memorial Cancer Institute and Florida Atlantic University collaborative. As a specialist in molecular genomics, he explained, “What we do is very complex testing; we look at the DNA and RNA of patients, and we look at mutations and try to match targeted drugs to them.”
He said those in the lab try to determine what the mutations mean, and the information then goes into databases where the drugs are listed, and are matched with the particular drug – if one is available. “My role is to implement new tests, develop protocols to troubleshoot, and streamline the turnaround time.”
Hakimata pointed out that normal turnaround time is about 30 days, whereas most other lab tests are done in a day. “As a field we’re far behind, but simply because it’s very complex and the work flow itself is very difficult. I come up with strategies to streamline so the patients can actually get their medications faster. That’s something I took on myself, and it influences everything we do.”
Because he likes to problem solve, Hakimata enjoys this work and admitted, “I get bored very quickly if every day is the same thing, so I let my team focus on what they do best, and let all the problems come to me so I can enhance my team’s performance.”
His current work wasn’t Hakimata’s first choice. “I’ve been in this field for 25 years now, always in research, but right after my wife’s passing (nearly 10 years ago) I decided to move into the clinical world to see where I could help.”
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Nicklaus Children’s Outpatient Centers Designated as ACR Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence
May 30, 2025 – All Nicklaus Children’s Outpatient Centers have been designated a Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence® (DICOE) by the American College of Radiology® (ACR®). With more than 11 outpatient care centers and more than a 15 specialty locations across Miami Dade, Palm Beach and Broward Counties, Nicklaus Children’s centers offer a number of state-of-the-art technologies designed to limit radiation exposure in children in need of imaging, minimizing sedation time and offering the highest imaging quality for precise diagnoses.
The DICOE program, which represents the pinnacle of medical imaging care, is an achievement that goes beyond accreditation to recognize best-quality imaging practices and diagnostic care. This includes a comprehensive assessment of the entire medical imaging enterprise, including structure and outcomes. The DICOE designation recognizes excellence at multiple levels — including the professional staff, the technology and the policies and procedures the organization follows — and superior patient care.
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National Honors Strengthen Baptist Health’s Leadership in Academic Medicine and Cancer Research
May 29, 2025 – Baptist Health Miami Cancer Institute has received national recognition through two prestigious honors awarded to its chief scientific officer and chief of medical oncology, further elevating the organization’s standing as a leader in academic medicine and cancer research.
Dr. Manmeet Ahluwalia, who also serves as deputy director and holds the Fernandez Family Endowed Chair in Cancer Research, was recently:
-Elected to the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI), becoming the first physician from Baptist Health and its academic affiliate Florida International University to achieve this distinction.
-Awarded the Ellis Island Medal of Honor, presented May 10 in New York City. This distinguished civilian award, previously bestowed upon U.S. presidents, Nobel laureates and healthcare pioneers—including Baptist Health’s own Dr. Michael Zinner—recognizes individuals who exemplify a life dedicated to service and excellence.
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Naples Children & Education Foundation and Nicklaus Children’s Pediatric Behavioral Health Program Now Delivering Care in Collier County
May 29, 2025 – In recognition of May as Mental Health Awareness Month, Nicklaus Children’s Health System is proud to highlight the successful launch and ongoing expansion of its pediatric behavioral health services in Collier County. These services are being delivered through a generous $1 million grant from the Naples Children & Education Foundation (NCEF). This initiative, now actively serving families, is a collaborative effort with Lighthouse Pediatrics and NCH’s (Naples Comprehensive Health) pediatric practice, bringing much-needed mental health services to children in Collier County and surrounding areas.
The local community plays a vital role in this expansion. The Department of Psychology at Nicklaus Children’s has partnered with primary care centers that serve underinsured children and families in Collier County to provide a range of services, including screenings, interventions, consultations, care coordination, and education. Mental health specialists are available to families to ensure children receive the care they need within their communities.
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DIEGO SADLER, MD, ELECTED CHAIR OF CARDIO-ONCOLOGY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL WITH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY
Dr. Sadler, section head of cardio-oncology at Cleveland Clinic in Florida, began his term in April
May 30, 2025 – Diego Sadler, MD, FACC, section head of cardio-oncology at Cleveland Clinic in Florida, has been appointed chair of the American College of Cardiology (ACC) Cardio-Oncology Leadership Council. He began his three-year term in April.
“Cardio-oncology plays an important role in the cardiovascular health of individuals affected by cancer,” says Dr. Sadler. “I’m committed to advocating for this growing field and expanding opportunities for research, education, training and collaboration.”
In his leadership role with ACC, the professional home for clinicians and researchers transforming cardiovascular care and improving heart health, Dr. Sadler leads the Cardio-Oncology Section Leadership Council. The council provides guidance on advocacy and policy, fosters research collaborations, shapes educational pathways, and promotes best practices in clinical care.
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A Safe Haven for Newborns Seeks a Permanent Home
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Miami, FL — May 29, 2025 —The Gloria M. Silverio Foundation, 501(c)(3), d/b/a/ A Safe Haven for Newborns has one mission, to end infant abandonment. In order to meet and expand the services offered to teens and women in crisis, the Foundation is looking to purchase a permanent structure they can call home.
Infant abandonment transcends socioeconomic status, ethnic background, and age. The primary factors that connect this group of teenagers and women who face an unexpected pregnancy are isolation and denial. Isolation can lead them to keep their pregnancy a secret and dispose of the infant in unsafe places once the infant is born, such as dumpsters, canals, or roadside, resulting in the infant’s demise. Through education, prevention, community involvement, and direct assistance, A Safe Haven for Newborns seeks to reach them before they do the unthinkable.
The new building will house the offices of The Gloria M. Silverio Foundation. “A new home will enable us to grow the organization’s infrastructure and focus on long-term sustainability,” said Founder Nick Silverio. The structure was designed with functionality in mind and an eye towards the future by Coastal Construction and the Murphy Family. It will include a space where the Safe Haven personnel can work together to offer more services, grow the outreach program and increase community awareness.
“We see the building as being a multi-functional space,” said Silverio. The major portion of the building will house the administrative offices, working space for volunteers, a meeting area, and dedicated space to house the 24/7 helpline personnel. Another area would be a thrift shop for donated new or gently worn baby items with its separate entrance. The last section would be leased as office space.
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Alisha Ozmeral of USF Tampa General Physicians Named a CFO of the Year by the Tampa Bay Business Journal
The senior vice president of finance is recognized for excellent financial leadership and substantial strategic contributions to health care in the Tampa Bay region.
May 28, 2025 – Alisha Ozmeral, senior vice president of finance at USF Tampa General Physicians (USFTGP), a strategic affiliation between the University of South Florida and Tampa General Hospital (TGH) designed to enhance patient care throughout Florida, has been named a 2025 CFO of the Year by the Tampa Bay Business Journal. This recognition reflects Ozmeral’s outstanding financial leadership, strategic vision and significant contributions to the success of USFTGP and by extension, the entire Tampa Bay health care community.
Ozmeral’s proactive financial management has been instrumental in establishing a solid financial foundation for USFTGP. This foundation enables the organization to effectively manage resources, invest in strategic growth, and strengthen its market position as the region’s only university-affiliated academic medical provider.
“USF Tampa General Physicians stands as an example of the power of academic medicine through our partnership with the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine,” said John Couris, president and CEO of Tampa General. “We are incredibly proud to celebrate Alisha and her team’s impact on the continued growth and development of USFTGP and, in turn, on our expanding Tampa General network.”
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The Florida Behavioral Health Association Showcases Voices from the Front Lines of Florida’s Mental Health System
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. For Florida’s community behavioral health providers, mental health is a priority every day.
May 29, 2025 – To honor this ongoing commitment, the Florida Behavioral Health Association (FBHA) is featuring a month-long video campaign with heartfelt testimonials from social workers, clinicians, program supervisors, and leaders across the state, sharing why they have committed their careers to mental health and what inspires them. FBHA is highlighting the videos on Facebook, LinkedIn, and X with the message that mental health matters and so do the people who have mental health conditions.
FBHA’s Board Chair, Scott Burgess, CEO for David Lawrence Centers for Behavioral Health in Naples, shared why he works in the mental health profession.
“It is because mental health has an impact on everybody’s life,” said Burgess. “It affects not only the individual with a mental health condition but also their family and community. I think it is critically important for us to invest our time in something that we are passionate about, and I am passionate about mental well-being.”
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Madisen’s Match Gala & Auction Raises More Than $120,000 to Support Barbara’s Friends
Funds from Madisen’s Match have supported Barbara’s Friends since 2011
May 29, 2025 — The 14th Annual Madisen’s Match Gala & Auction raised $120,933 for Barbara’s Friends – Golisano Children’s Hospital’s cancer fund. Hosted on March 15 at The Landings Yacht, Golf and Tennis Club, 110 guests supported a local pediatric cancer survivor through the Barbara’s Friends Scholarship program.
“The success of this year is a grand slam for the kids. The gift of an education opens doors and will help dreams be fulfilled,” said Justin Brand, director of development for Lee Health Foundation. “Madisen’s Match has always been a champion for our kids, and this incredible gift will change lives, not just this year, but for many years to come.”
The Barbara’s Friends Scholarship was created to honor the courage and perseverance of children who have faced cancer and blood disorders at Golisano Children’s Hospital. This year’s event funded a full-ride scholarship to Florida State University for Cali Trepkowski, a long-time supporter and former Most Valuable Patient of Madisen’s Match who helped raise awareness for the event and its mission.
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Immunotherapy boosts chemotherapy in combating stage 3 colon cancer
By: Alison Satake
June 1, 2025 – ROCHESTER, Minn. — Colon cancer is the third most prevalent form of cancer in the U.S., and while screening has helped detect and prevent colon cancer from spreading, major advancements in treating colon cancer have lagged.
Now, new research led by Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center found that adding immunotherapy to chemotherapy after surgery for patients with stage 3 (node-positive) colon cancer — and with a specific genetic makeup called deficient DNA mismatch repair (dMMR) — was associated with a 50% reduction in cancer recurrence and death compared to chemotherapy alone. Approximately 15% of people diagnosed with colon cancer exhibit dMMR and, to date, these tumors appear less sensitive to chemotherapy. The results of the multi-center study were presented during a plenary session at the 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting in Chicago.
“The findings from our study represent a major advance in the adjuvant treatment of dMMR stage 3 colon cancer and will now change the treatment for this type of cancer,” says oncologist Frank Sinicrope, M.D., who led the study. “It’s extremely rewarding to be able to offer our patients a new treatment regimen that can reduce the risk of recurrence and improve their chances of survival.”
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CMS Launches Oversight Initiative on Hospitals Performing Experimental Sex Trait Modification Procedures
CMS Launches Oversight Initiative on Hospitals Performing Experimental Sex Trait Modification Procedures
May 28,2025- The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) today sent a letter to select hospitals performing pediatric sex trait modification procedures outlining urgent concerns with both the quality standards adherence and profits related to these harmful procedures
“These are irreversible, high-risk procedures being conducted on vulnerable children, often at taxpayer expense,” said CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz. “Hospitals accepting federal funds are expected to meet rigorous quality standards and uphold the highest level of stewardship when it comes to public resources—we will not turn a blind eye to procedures that lack a solid foundation of evidence and may result in lifelong harm.”
CMS has previously noted the lack of reliable clinical evidence supporting the quality and safety of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and sex trait modification surgeries for minors. These procedures also raise serious questions about informed consent protocols, adverse outcomes, and financial incentives driving these interventions, many of which are reimbursed by federal health care programs.
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HHS Office for Civil Rights Settles HIPAA Ransomware Cybersecurity Investigation with Comstar, LLC
Settlement Marks OCR’s 13th Ransomware Enforcement Action and 9th Enforcement Action in OCR’s Risk Analysis Initiative
May 30, 2025 – Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”), Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”) announced a settlement with Comstar, LLC (“Comstar”), a Massachusetts company that provides billing, collection, and related services to non-profit and municipal emergency ambulance services, concerning potential violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Security Rule. The settlement resolves an OCR investigation concerning a ransomware breach that affected 585,621 individuals.
OCR enforces the HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules, which set forth the requirements that covered entities (health plans, health care clearinghouses, and most health care providers), and business associates – such as Comstar – must follow to protect the privacy and security of protected health information (PHI). The Risk Analysis provision of the Security Rule requires a regulated organization to conduct an accurate and thorough assessment of the potential risks and vulnerabilities to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic protected health information (ePHI) held by that organization.
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NIH scientists pioneer promising treatment for intractable cancer pain
RTX is a non-addictive pain therapy derived from a cactus-like plant.
National Institute of Health (NIH) scientists report that a first-in-human clinical trial of a new therapy based on the plant-derived molecule resiniferatoxin (RTX) shows that it is a safe and effective agent for pain control in patients with intractable cancer pain. Researchers tested a single injection of small quantities of RTX into the lumbar cerebral spinal fluid (by lumbar puncture) of advanced-stage cancer patients and found that it reduced their reported worst pain intensity by 38% and their use of pain-relieving opioids by 57%.
“The effects are immediate,” said Andrew Mannes, M.D., lead study author and chief of the NIH Clinical Center Department of Perioperative Medicine. “This is a potential new therapy from a new family of drugs that gives people with severe cancer pain an opportunity to return some normality to their lives.”
The trial enrolled research participants with terminal end-stage cancer who were among the 15% of cancer patients unable to find pain relief from standard of care pain interventions, including vast quantity of opiates without relief.
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Below you will find a list of the events we have available this month to support your rehabilitation process and ensure you have the resources and activities you need to reconnect and/or live a full life with limb loss/difference. These AMPOWER/Hanger Clinic events are also open to your families and loved ones! Healthcare professionals are also invited and encouraged to join us to celebrate our accomplishments as we are moving forward together and embracing life! Please mark your calendars now and RSVP by replying to this email or texting me at 954-594-2060 to know which events you will be attending to make plans accordingly:
Monday, June 2 @ 10:00 AM: AMPOWER Support Group Meeting (in-person) at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital in Stuart located at 5850 Southeast Community Drive Stuart, Florida 34997. Flyer attached.
Saturday, June 21 @ 12 PM: Puppy Yoga at Puppy Sphere, located at 2700 N Miami Ave Unit 908 Miami FL 33127. RSVP required by June 16. Please see attached flyer for more details. Wednesday, June 25 @ 5:30 PM: AMPOWER Virtual Session: Dr Mateusz Graca, MD. will be joining us this month to discuss current options for managing pain after limb loss. Don’t miss this opportunity! Once you RSVP, I will send you the link to join this virtual meeting. Friday, June 27 @ 6:00 PM: Sunset at Pompano Beach –Start your weekend at the beach with us! Don’t forget to bring your blankets and/or beach chairs! Please see attached flyer for more details. Please call or text to RSVP.
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Learn CPR this summer – you just might save a life
American Heart Association offers summer safety checklist for families ahead of CPR & AED Awareness Week, June 1-7
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. May 27, 2025 — Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast schools are out for the summer, and the American Heart Association is calling on parents and families to learn Hands-Only CPR so this summer break can be as safe as it is fun.
More than 350,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occur in the United States each year[1], and 90% of people who have a cardiac arrest will not survive.
According to the American Heart Association, more than 23,000 children experience cardiac arrest each year, with nearly 40% related to sports and nearly 20% occurring in infants. If performed immediately, CPR can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival, yet less than half of people actually receive the help they need from a bystander. With school out for summer, children will be away from teachers and coaches who might be trained in CPR, making it crucial for parents to know this life-saving skill.
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Make plans to join us at the TradeWinds Resort on St. Pete Beach on the 27th and 28th of June 2025 for our next educational conference Empowering Nurses at the Bedside & Beyond: Moving towards improved outcomes & satisfaction through greater mental health. Please click here to be among the first to register to attend and save with our best rates including discounted member rates for individuals and groups of ten or more!
We are now accepting abstracts addressing programs, research, scholarly projects, and process improvement exemplars that have succeeded in advancing staff and student mental health and contributed to strong workplace cultures or learning environments that have measurably improved staff or student retention in either practice or academic settings, contributed to improved team interaction, interaction with patients or students, and improved patient or student outcomes and experiences
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