Digital Health Leader | AI & Clinical Integration Expert | Champion of Healthcare Digitization & Value-Based Care | Technology & Service Delivery Optimization | Value-Based Care |
The Experience of Providing Physical Therapy in a Changing Health Care Environment. This study is 22 years old but is just as relevant in 2024. Finding professional meaning at the time of economic and professional change.
Nurturing a resilient mind is the foundation of a thriving healthcare journey. Remember, a healthy outside starts from the inside. As medical students, prioritize self-care, mental well-being, and self-awareness. Your internal health is the key to making a positive impact in the medical field. #MedSmarter #MedStudentLife #WellnessFirst #MedicalEducation #USMLE
Friends, I hasten to inform you that online counselling has become even easier! 🚀 Express.Doctor has recently updated its website and expanded the list of services. It has become more convenient, easier and clearer. What is Express.Doctor and what can you get? ▫ A world-class team of multidisciplinary specialists who continue to improve their knowledge. ▫ Solving any questions related to health and medicine. ▫ Prompt online consultations from our experts, wherever you are. ▫ Assistance in organising face-to-face appointments at trusted clinics in your area. ▫ Preparation of a personalised plan to address your problem, including consultations and a multidisciplinary approach to each case. ▫ Second opinion writing. ▫ Caring for your parents' health if you find yourself far apart. 🌐 Link to official website: https://express.doctor/ru Don't put off seeing a doctor until later!
In this episode, we're joined by Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director and Chartered Health psychologist at Working2Wellbeing and chair of the Vocational Rehabilitation Association. Also joining us is Generali's own early intervention and rehabilitation expert, Kay Needle to discuss the latest thinking in support for employees with long-term conditions. Around 15 million people in England alone have a long-term condition. That's a condition that has to be managed with drugs or treatment such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke or cancer. And the number of people with three or more long-term conditions or multimorbidity, is ever-rising, bringing with it rising demand for prevention and management. Even long COVID, which is not as prevalent as any of these conditions but is arguably receiving most attention in the media, at least, is now verging into this territory and is also contributing to the wider discussion around chronic fatigue. Such conditions are more prevalent than others, but will undoubtedly impact people in most workplaces. So what are the trends? The latest thinking and support and barriers to progress?
In this episode, we're joined by Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director and Chartered Health psychologist at Working2Wellbeing and chair of the Vocational Rehabilitation Association. Also joining us is Generali's own early intervention and rehabilitation expert, Kay Needle to discuss the latest thinking in support for employees with long-term conditions. Around 15 million people in England alone have a long-term condition. That's a condition that has to be managed with drugs or treatment such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke or cancer. And the number of people with three or more long-term conditions or multimorbidity, is ever-rising, bringing with it rising demand for prevention and management. Even long COVID, which is not as prevalent as any of these conditions but is arguably receiving most attention in the media, at least, is now verging into this territory and is also contributing to the wider discussion around chronic fatigue. Such conditions are more prevalent than others, but will undoubtedly impact people in most workplaces. So what are the trends? The latest thinking and support and barriers to progress?
Our latest ROI study, validated by Aon, showed unparalleled 3:1 ROI results for Lyra customers and members. These results didn’t happen overnight. In order to deliver the highest quality and best value in mental health care, we invested in: 🥼 Recruiting and retaining the a multi-specialty clinical group of exceptional providers 📊 Outcomes-based measurement and peer-reviewed clinical research 🤝 Proactive clinical supervision, support, and culturally responsive care training 📚 Proprietary educational content that keeps clients engaged between sessions The only way to deliver real, sustained value in health care is to deliver on high quality outcomes cost effectively. Read the results: https://bit.ly/3A0T2p4.
Family Physician, International Keynote Speaker (2x TEDx), Author of The Modern Trauma Toolkit, Director of Safer Spaces Training
It’s my mission to support health care workers (this includes you: doctors, nurses, dentists, physio, massage and other therapists) - and anyone working with the public (coaches, realtors, lawyers) to get trained in psychological safety. As professionals, it's important that we can recognize and manage trauma in ourselves and the people we serve. Next year, I am keen to speak about this at one organization each month. Who is interested in me speaking to their employees or membership about trauma and toxic stress? Book in a call here: https://lnkd.in/dnvVt_Nu
IHACPA is pleased to release the Pricing Framework for Australian Public Hospital Services 2024–25 following consultation. The key policy decisions outlined in this Pricing Framework include details on: • the intention to transition community mental health care from block funding to activity based funding using the Australian Mental Health Care Classification Version 1.0 following three years of shadow pricing • assessing and accounting for the impact of COVID-19 and other cost pressures on public hospital activity, costs and models of care • classification refinement, such as updates to the classifications used to price admitted subacute and non-acute care and non-admitted care. Access the Pricing Framework and the associated Consultation Report here: bit.ly/3Nlk3Yj
In this episode, we're joined by Dr Julie Denning, Managing Director and Chartered Health psychologist at Working2Wellbeing and chair of the Vocational Rehabilitation Association. Also joining us is Generali's own early intervention and rehabilitation expert, Kay Needle to discuss the latest thinking in support for employees with long-term conditions. Around 15 million people in England alone have a long-term condition. That's a condition that has to be managed with drugs or treatment such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke or cancer. And the number of people with three or more long-term conditions or multimorbidity, is ever-rising, bringing with it rising demand for prevention and management. Even long COVID, which is not as prevalent as any of these conditions but is arguably receiving most attention in the media, at least, is now verging into this territory and is also contributing to the wider discussion around chronic fatigue. Such conditions are more prevalent than others, but will undoubtedly impact people in most workplaces. So what are the trends? The latest thinking and support and barriers to progress?
