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Meet Dr. Abigail Qin-Nelson, Interventional Cardiologist

Interventional cardiologist Dr. Abigail Qin-Nelson joined the staff at Good Samaritan Hospital because she, “wanted to be part of a close-knit community where I can make a visible difference.”

As part of the staff, Dr. Qin-Nelson treats all the different diseases involving the heart. And she’s got more than heart. “I’m also kind of like a plumber,” she says. “I treat blocked heart arteries as well blocked leg arteries and veins.”

Dr. Qin-Nelson likes to give her patients personalized care. “If a patient was coming to me for an appointment, typically I would take the time to speak with them, see what is important to them, what questions and concerns they may have regarding their disease or problems and do my best to answer their questions and educate them to the best of my ability,” she says.

Good Samaritan Hospital has a friendly environment for physicians, like Dr. Qin-Nelson, and patients. “The atmosphere here is very friendly. It feels like a family and I am very excited to be a part of it,” she says.

https://www.gshvin.org/health-services/cardiology/

https://www.gshvin.org/find-a-provider/q/abigail-qin-nelson-do/

https://www.heart.org/

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What a beautiful day at #goodsamaritanhospital for physician interviews. #vincennes #marketing #healthcare #digitalmarketing #video #videomarketing (at Good Samaritan) https://www.instagram.com/p/BojtBr2gHE-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1faibf4rvw9cj

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Alumni Spotlight:

Rob McLin graduated from the college in 1986 with degrees in Accounting and Business Management. He started work at Good Samaritan Hospital, Vincennes in 1992 as internal auditor and has been their President and CEO since 2010. In January 2020, Rob was named Board Chairman of the Indiana Hospital Association.

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Shirley Jane Beers Obituary - Death | Shirley Jane Beers Dead

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Shirley Jane Beers Death – Dead: A great loss was made known to InsideEko. As friends and families of the deceased are mourning the passing of their loved and cherished Shirley Beers.

Shirley Jane Beersfrom Lawrenceville, Illinois, died on Friday, June 26, 2020 in Vincennes IN at Good Samaritan hospital at the age of 74. She was a practical nurse .

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Brought Debra Sue to the wound clinic at Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes for her foot. (at Vincennes, Indiana)

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What Happens After a Heart Attack

You had a heart attack. What happens now?

The physicians at Good Samaritan Hospital’s Dayson Heart Center are here to guide you along the path, post-heart attack. Dr. Abigail Qin-Nelson, an interventional cardiologist, in one of the physicians at Good Samaritan who will help you on the road to recovery.

Recovery typically begins with cardiac rehab.

“After a heart attack, the patient is usually sent to cardiac rehab, where, in a safe and monitored environment, they can regain the strength to exercise again,” Dr. Qin-Nelson says. “Progress is also shared with the cardiologist, so we know how well they’re recovering from the heart attack.”

Once a patient has completed cardiac rehab and have returned to normal activity, usually, they will follow up with their cardiologist every six months if there are no other problem.

Why every six months? That, Dr. Qin-Nelson says, is so that the physician can monitor how well the patient is doing, and to ensure that their medications are working properly.

https://www.gshvin.org/health-services/cardiology/

https://www.gshvin.org/find-a-provider/q/abigail-qin-nelson-do/

https://www.heart.org/

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How to Prevent a Heart Attack

Heart disease is, truly, a silent killer. In fact, it’s the no. 1 cause of death in the United States. The good news is, you can take steps on your own to prevent a heart attack. Even better: Those steps are pretty simple.

Dr. Abigail Qin-Nelson, interventional cardiologist, advises patients to, “adopt a healthy lifestyle. Eating right, lots of fruits and vegetables, exercising, and most important, continue to follow up with your physician so they can make sure you’re on the right medications.”

Good Samaritan Hospital, you’ll find comprehensive heart and vascular services. The Dayson Heart Center offers diagnostic testing, specialty clinics, cardiac rehabilitation, vascular and thoracic surgery. Patients will also find preventative care, including a wide array of health screenings.

https://www.gshvin.org/health-services/cardiology/

https://www.gshvin.org/find-a-provider/q/abigail-qin-nelson-do/

https://www.heart.org/

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The signs of a heart attack can be tricky, says Dr. Abigail Qin-Nelson, an interventional cardiologist at Good Samaritan Hospital.

There are the typical signs, Dr. Qin-Nelson says, the signs most people think of, such as crushing chest pain, or feeling like there is an “elephant sitting on their chest,” Dr. Qin-Nelson says. “However, there are a lot of uncommon signs, such as shortness of breath, feeling tired, upset stomach and nausea, that can also be signs of heart attack.”

Not feeling well? Think it might be a heart attack? Don’t take chances. “We advise patients who are not feeling well to simply come in and get checked out,” Dr. Qin-Nelson says. ‘If somebody is having an active heart attack, they will be brought straight to the Cath lab, where, under camera, we can take pictures of their heart arteries to see where the blockages are. At that time, we are able to open them and treat the heart attack there.”

Good Samaritan Hospital’s Dayson Heart Center is a comprehensive center focused on the prevention, detection, treatment and rehabilitation of cardiovascular and circulatory diseases. The Heart Center offers not one, but two state-of-the-art catheterization labs; in one, physicians perform endovascular AAA repairs and peripheral stenting. Physicians also perform catheterizations, during which they identify blockages in coronary arteries. If blockages are found, cardiologists will perform non-surgical procedures to open blocked arteries.

https://www.gshvin.org/health-services/cardiology/

https://www.gshvin.org/find-a-provider/q/abigail-qin-nelson-do/

https://www.heart.org/

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Getting the day started at #GoodSamaritan. Ready to rock and roll with the the team this morning. #vincennes #healthcare #hospital #marketing #contentmarketing #socialmedia #socialmediamarketing #video #indiana (at Dayson Heart Center at Good Samaritan Hospital)

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Getting the morning started with some aerial shots of #GoodSamaritan #vincennes. #healthcare #video #videoproject #videomarketing (at Good Samaritan)