This #LungHealthDay, let’s recommit to improving the health equity within our communities. Healthcare leaders—now is the time to act. Partner with Health Systems for a Tobacco-Free NY to implement comprehensive tobacco use disorder treatment protocols that protect patient lung health and reduce preventable diseases. Connect with your regional tobacco specialist today! https://lnkd.in/ghPehzMr #TobaccoTreatment #HealthcareLeadership #LungHealth #TobaccoFreeNY
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External link for Health Systems For A Tobacco-Free New York
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- Health and Human Services
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- 201-500 employees
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- Government Agency
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September isn’t over yet! It’s both National Recovery Month and an opportunity for hospital and behavioral health system executives to help transform lives of their patients and clients! Join us in synergizing these missions with Health Systems for a Tobacco-Free New York. Let's empower recovery journeys by breaking tobacco's hold. Explore nyhealthsystems.org to discover how to improve outcomes within your organizations. Together, we'll pave the way for healthier futures. #NationalRecoveryMonth #TobaccoFreeNY #HealthcareLeaders #BehavioralHealth #HealthyCommunities #NYHealthSystems
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Behavioral Health Care Providers: 5 Key Insights 1. Understanding the Link: Cigarette smoking is more prevalent among adults with behavioral health conditions, with rates significantly higher than in the general population. New York State data highlights this concerning trend, emphasizing the need for intervention and support. 2. Health Implications: Smoking exacerbates health issues for individuals with behavioral health conditions, leading to increased morbidity and mortality rates. Integrating smoking cessation interventions into behavioral health care is crucial for improving patient outcomes and overall wellness. 3. Treatment Readiness: Contrary to misconceptions, many individuals with behavioral health conditions express a desire to quit smoking and can benefit from evidence-based cessation treatments. However, awareness of available support services, like those covered by NYS Medicaid, remains low. 4. Mental Health Benefits: Quitting smoking doesn't hinder behavioral health recovery; instead, it can lead to mental health improvements. Providing cessation assistance aligns with holistic treatment approaches, offering patients a pathway to better overall health. 5. Role of Providers: As behavioral health care providers, you play a pivotal role in addressing tobacco use disorder within your practice. By integrating smoking cessation support into your therapeutic work, you contribute to the well-being and longevity of your patients. Connect with your regional tobacco control specialist to explore free resources and strategies for incorporating tobacco use disorder treatment into your behavioral health treatment approach.
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Our mission goes beyond healthcare facilities. We're dedicated to creating healthier communities by reducing tobacco use. Learn how you can collaborate with Health Systems for a Tobacco-Free New York and access our free, evidence-based tools and resources to make a positive impact in your community at nyhealthsystems.org. 🏘️🚭 #CommunityImpact #HealthyCommunities #TobaccoCessation #NYHealthSystems
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As healthcare leaders, your insights are invaluable in shaping effective tobacco use disorder treatment strategies. Which of these factors do you believe will most significantly improve our patients' success rates in quitting tobacco use?
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Advancing Health Equity: Actionable Steps for CEOs 1. Conduct a Thorough Assessment: Start with a comprehensive evaluation of your organization's approach to equity. 2. Embrace a Culture of Curiosity: Encourage a mindset open to new perspectives and understanding biases. 3. Integrate Equity into Business Strategy: Make health equity a natural part of decision-making for long-term transformation. 4. Target Quick Wins: Identify and act on immediate opportunities to address disparities. 5. Publicize Goals: Declare your commitment to equity with clear, measurable objectives. 6. Lead by Example: As a CEO, your actions set a precedent for embedding equity in corporate culture. For detailed strategies and more free resources to help guide your organization towards these goals, contact your regional tobacco control specialist at NYHealthSystems.org.
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Attention healthcare leaders – we are here to help! Transform lives and boost your organization's efficiency with our free, evidence-based tools. Let us help you improve client outcomes, operational measures, and workflows. Connect with your Regional Tobacco Control Specialist at nyhealthsystems.org today! 🌟🏥🚭 #HealthcareLeaders #TobaccoCessation #Efficiency #ClientOutcomes #NYHealthSystems
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Calling all Healthcare & Behavioral Health Leaders! Enhance your organization's care with evidence-based strategies from nyhealthsystems.org, to elevate success rates in tobacco dependence treatment. Let's collaborate for healthier communities! #TobaccoCessation #HealthcareLeaders #BehavioralHealth #NYHealthSystems
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Patient Experience Week is an opportunity to celebrate the ways we enhance the care journey together. This year, let's focus on the critical role of tobacco use support in patient care. Health Systems for a Tobacco-Free New York offers free tools and resources to healthcare organizations, empowering you to provide comprehensive tobacco dependence treatments. By incorporating these tools, we can significantly improve patient experiences and outcomes. Join us in making a difference. Visit nyhealthsystems.org for free resources and support from your Regional Tobacco Control Specialist. #PatientExperienceWeek #TobaccoFreeNY