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Sore, swollen, or aching feet are easy to ignore, but they can be a sign of something bigger. Nashville General Hospital's Dr. Andrew Pierre shares simple ways to protect your feet and when it is time to see a specialist.
NGH's first DAISY Nurse Leader Award, for a leader with the heart of a nurse
Being Exceptional Every Day: Honoring BEE Award Winner
Being Exceptional Every Day: Honoring BEE Award Winner
National recognition for open, complete reporting on patient safety and quality
Meeting people where they are, and restoring hope
Nashville General Hospital is pairing advanced robotic surgery with a recovery program built to lower the need for opioids. WKRN Local on 2 went inside the surgical suites to see how it helps patients heal.
Nashville General's Chief CRNA joins two fellow nurse anesthetists in shaping the future of Tennessee's nursing workforce.
After a national search, the Hospital Authority Board unanimously selects Dr. Elders to lead Nashville's only public hospital.
Thirteen years of love for NICU babies — and the families who hold them
Being Exceptional Every Day: Honoring BEE Award Winner
Being Exceptional Every Day: Honoring BEE Award Winner
A powerful film about one man's stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis — one that screening could have caught earlier — sparked an important conversation right here in Nashville. Nashville General Hospital was there for it.
Nashville General Hospital's commitment to fiscal responsibility, workforce investment, and community health is setting the stage for a stronger future — for patients, staff, and the city.
Colorectal cancer is preventable — and a simple blood test at Nashville General Hospital is making it easier than ever to get screened.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. Dr. Ryan Bricknell, cardiologist at Nashville General Hospital, joined WKRN's Local on 2 to share what you can do to protect your heart.
Compassion that reaches beyond the bedside
Local and regional media spotlight Nashville General Hospital’s emergency response to help residents replace life-saving medications lost during widespread power outages.
As Dry January comes to a close, Nashville General Hospital is helping the community better understand how even a short break from alcohol can lead to meaningful health improvements.
Compassion in action reflects the true spirit of nursing excellence