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Healthcare impacts everyone and everything everywhere, and the systems that drive healthcare need to be strengthened for quality outcomes. In a world of mobile penetration and rapid digital adoption, there are no more 'excuses for exclusions'. Universal Health coverage cannot remain a dream while we are all wide awake. It is time to take action. Talamus Health - Bringing health to people, and strength to systems! #talamus #technology #digitalhealth #universalhealthcoverage #mhealth

Join GRAAM's Health Awareness Series! Exploring the Pillars of the Right to Health: 1️⃣ Availability - Ensuring ample functioning health facilities, goods, and services for all through detailed analysis and surveys to pinpoint coverage gaps. 2️⃣ Accessibility - Advocating for universally accessible health services, especially critical for persons with disabilities, by addressing barriers like non-discrimination, physical access, and affordability. 3️⃣ Assessing - Identifying and overcoming obstacles such as physical, financial, and geographical barriers, particularly for marginalized groups, through the establishment of clear norms and standards. 4️⃣ Acceptability - Promoting people-centered care that respects medical ethics, cultural norms, and gender sensitivity while upholding confidentiality and informed consent. 5️⃣ Quality - Ensuring health resources meet rigorous scientific and medical standards, including safe water, sanitation, and adherence to medical protocols. Stay tuned for more insights in our ongoing series! #HealthForAll #RightToHealth #AccessToHealthcare #HealthEquity #GRAAMHealthSeries #StayInformed #HealthAwareness World Health Organization

Improving health outcomes for all involves a multifaceted approach, including accessible healthcare, education, preventive measures, and addressing social determinants of health like housing, poverty, and inequality. It requires multisector collaboration with nurses at the table to ensure everyone has the resources and support needed to lead healthy lives.

Ever felt like a 'guinea pig' in a clinical trial? No? Many share this fear - it's real and valid. Historically, clinical trials have overlooked essential voices. But it's time for change. At Demand Diversity, we respect and understand these concerns. Here's how we're reshaping the narrative: → Creating an inclusive, transparent, and safe environment. → Prioritising health and wellbeing for all. → Ensuring every voice is heard and every life is valued. We're challenging norms to make health experiences: → Inclusive → Equitable → Accessible → Empathetic Imagine a world where no one feels like a 'guinea pig,' where clinical trials stand for respect and collaboration. That's our goal. But we can’t do it alone. Join us in making every voice heard and every life valued. Together, let's make a lasting change. #ClinicalTrials #PatientEngagement #PatientRecruitment #DiversityAndInclusion #HealthEquity #InclusiveHealthcare #PatientCentricity #RespectAndCare #DemandDiversity #HealthcareInnovation

Prior to sharing our news about Unum, had you ever heard of the word? We didn’t even know unum (pronounced yoo-num) was a word until a few months ago! As soon as we discovered it, we fell in love. We’re driven by collaboration, in every aspect of what we do; how we work together and who we work with. Unum is Latin for one, or oneness. It means out of many, one. It means togetherness. When thinking about our purpose and mission, we realized how perfect the word unum represented us. It reflects everything we aim to create in ensuring that patients are included in every step of their health care journey as valued members of the team. Unum represents and reflects our commitment to inclusive and collaborative health care solutions, and we can’t wait to collaborate and work with YOU! #healthcareinnovation #healthcare #patientadvocacy #patientexperience #patientadvocate #patienteducation #patientcentricity #patientcenteredcare #patientcentriccare #patientsarepartners

I was already so grateful and inspired to join the VillageReach team and mission. Then within my first week, VillageReach announces our 2030 strategy, "A Vision to Reach Universal Health Coverage" which details how we will expand the number of countries we support and co-create responsive primary health systems with our partners so each person has the health care needed to thrive. Now, I'm even more ignited! At VillageReach, we envision a world where each person has the health care needed to thrive. Our goal is to reduce inequities in access to quality primary health care (#PHC), serving more than 350 million people by 2030. To reach this goal, we're committed to co-creating health systems that are available, adaptable and responsive. Let's bridge the gap in health care access and strive towards a healthier, more equitable future. Read more in the summary of our Strategy 2030, “A Vision to Reach Universal Health Coverage”: https://bit.ly/3Sv3vju #HealthForAll #GlobalHealth #CommunityHealth #UHC #UniversalHealthCoverage #PHC

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced 'My Health, My Right' as the theme for this year's World Health Day. This theme underscores the fundamental right of every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances, to access quality healthcare services, education, and information. It emphasizes the importance of ensuring that everyone has access to safe drinking water, clean air, good nutrition, quality housing, decent working conditions, and a healthy environment. Moreover, it advocates for freedom from discrimination in accessing healthcare services. In today's interconnected world, health is not just a personal issue but a collective responsibility. By championing the rights to health and well-being for all, we can work towards creating a healthier, more equitable society. Let's use this World Health Day as an opportunity to raise awareness, advocate for change, and commit ourselves to promoting health as a fundamental human right. Together, we can make a difference and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to lead a healthy and fulfilling life. #WorldHealthDay #HealthForAll #MHFAIndia #MyHealthMyRight #PublicHealth #GlobalHealth #WHO #Awareness #Advocacy

As we gear up to celebrate #WorldHealthDay today, let's remember that health is not just a privilege, but a fundamental human right! Did you know? According to the World Health Organization (WHO), millions of people around the globe still lack access to essential health services. From basic healthcare to life-saving treatments, many are denied the right to good health. It's time to raise awareness for equitable healthcare for all! Let's advocate for equitable access to healthcare for all, regardless of nationality, socioeconomic status, or geographic location. Together, we can make a difference! #MyHealthMyRight #HealthForAll #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #PopulationHealth #HealthDay #WHO #WHD2024 #WorldHealthDay2024

Our goal of achieving zero harm means closing any gaps in care or experience—especially when it comes to #DEI. Healthcare and safety culture can only improve when we capture the voices of all populations to better serve everyone, everywhere. Close the health gap and register for our upcoming webinar with quality and diversity leaders from FirstHealth of the Carolinas to identify strategies for equitable care and overcome barriers to DEI in #safety.

🗓 There's less than one week to register for our next High Reliability Learning Series webinar on embedding #equity into #safety! Save your spot today to learn how to: ➡ Articulate the importance of integrating safety and equity. ➡ Execute strategies for providing high quality, fair, and equitable care. ➡ Identify barriers to integrating diversity, equity and inclusion into safety.