Nashville General may be 134 years old, but it leads the way in innovation and accessibility. Through the Webb hub and spoke model, individuals at risk are connected to healthy food in the hospital food pharmacy, health literacy and educational support through their faith communities, and medical care to prevent crisis visits to the Emergency Department. Learn about the work Dr. Joseph Webb and his team are doing in this blog post https://bit.ly/3VEl1DA
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Maria Paula Henao, MD, recently shared her knowledge and expertise as a planner and participant in the Project ECHO (Extension for Community Health Outcomes) clinician education series on understanding PI. Learn more about the project focused on helping health care professionals recognize the signs of PI to take appropriate and timely steps to diagnosis: https://bit.ly/4aGTZAu
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As states continue to prioritize opportunities to enhance services for children with chronic illnesses, behavioral and special health care needs, and medical complexities. Our new resource center includes tools for states addressing and advancing systems of care for children and youth with chronic and complex needs. Learn more at https://loom.ly/jah_LLA
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High-quality primary care for everyone.
Visiting our rural clinic in Hobart, OK today. It was an honor to have OK State Senator Brent Howard and State Representative Kendrix Gerrid as our guests. Our partnership with Variety Care is bringing vital primary care to rural locations where the economics of traditional primary care make services inaccessible.
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Picture this: A 17-year-old driver, trapped in a vehicle after a catastrophic head-on collision. The Fire Department races to the scene, only to find an unconscious patient spiraling into cardiac arrest. The grim reality? In numerous American cities, this teenager's survival odds would be tragically low. Yet, there's hope on the horizon. Nearly 100 cities nationwide have initiated a pre-hospital whole blood program, a game-changing move that flips the survival rate from practically zero to a remarkable 90%. In our forthcoming series, we're focusing on the vital role of whole blood in pre-hospital care - and its dramatic potential to save young lives. In Part 1, we outline the compelling rationale behind whole blood programs, even within pediatric care. Dr. Peter Antevy will take us deep into real-world case studies from transformative cities such as New Orleans, San Antonio, and the trailblazing counties of Broward and Palm Beach in South Florida. Each has forged a path in their whole blood programs, demonstrating life-saving results that were previously unthinkable. Through this video series, we aim to ignite a nationwide call to action. It's time for cities, counties, and even entire states to embrace the power of whole blood programs, paving the way for countless lives to be rescued each year. YouTube Link to Video: https://lnkd.in/eVPTAi7r #EMS #TrainingMatters #CommunityInnovation #WholeBloodRevolution #TraumaCareEvolution 410 Medical: LifeFlow | SAN ANTONIO FIRE DEPARTMENT | Palm Beach County | Broward Sheriff's Office (BSO) | New Orleans EMS Foundation | QinFlow (Quality in Flow) | North American Rescue, LLC | Delta Development Team, Inc. | Jon Krohmer | Kenneth Scheppke, MD, FAEMS | David LaCombe
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Chief Marketing Officer | Speaker | Helping medical product brands grow through GTM excellence and partner-led growth | Writing guidebook on business acumen for marketers | B-Corp evangelist.
Here is an outstanding example of thought leadership in action. Physician SME using data and personal anecdotes to increase understanding about life-saving administration of blood by paramedics in the prehospital setting. The impact of the video, in my opinion, is a compelling companion to the evidence contained in scientific journals. Here’s what worked in this approach: ✅ Well known physician SME speaker. ✅ Simple video w/ relevant graphics. ✅ Multiple examples of social proof ✅ Convincing use of science. ✅ Shared a vision for change ✅ Included the why & how. ✅ 3-episode series. ✅ Inspirational. Stay tuned for episodes 2 and 3. This is a Masterclass in educating the market. SME: Peter Antevy MD 🎥Handtevy - Pediatric Emergency Standards, Inc. #fractionalcmo #thoughtleadership #innovation #EMS #paramedic
Picture this: A 17-year-old driver, trapped in a vehicle after a catastrophic head-on collision. The Fire Department races to the scene, only to find an unconscious patient spiraling into cardiac arrest. The grim reality? In numerous American cities, this teenager's survival odds would be tragically low. Yet, there's hope on the horizon. Nearly 100 cities nationwide have initiated a pre-hospital whole blood program, a game-changing move that flips the survival rate from practically zero to a remarkable 90%. In our forthcoming series, we're focusing on the vital role of whole blood in pre-hospital care - and its dramatic potential to save young lives. In Part 1, we outline the compelling rationale behind whole blood programs, even within pediatric care. Dr. Peter Antevy will take us deep into real-world case studies from transformative cities such as New Orleans, San Antonio, and the trailblazing counties of Broward and Palm Beach in South Florida. Each has forged a path in their whole blood programs, demonstrating life-saving results that were previously unthinkable. Through this video series, we aim to ignite a nationwide call to action. It's time for cities, counties, and even entire states to embrace the power of whole blood programs, paving the way for countless lives to be rescued each year. YouTube Link to Video: https://lnkd.in/eVPTAi7r #EMS #TrainingMatters #CommunityInnovation #WholeBloodRevolution #TraumaCareEvolution 410 Medical: LifeFlow | SAN ANTONIO FIRE DEPARTMENT | Palm Beach County | Broward Sheriff's Office (BSO) | New Orleans EMS Foundation | QinFlow (Quality in Flow) | North American Rescue, LLC | Delta Development Team, Inc. | Jon Krohmer | Kenneth Scheppke, MD, FAEMS | David LaCombe
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Great tips for maintaining your health!
February is American Heart Month, and a great time for everyone to review basic tips to keep their heart healthy. St. Charles Heart Failure Nurse Navigators Amy Chadwick and Laura Close are here with five things you can do to keep your heart heathy and happy. We are also offering free Heart Health 101 classes to the community throughout Central Oregon! Find class times and locations at our website: https://bit.ly/4brdJsJ
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Check out our article in the ACLP Bulletin examining practical ways to address issues of internships and our current staffing crisis.
Check out the article Genevieve Lowry, Lindsey Murphy, PhD, CCLS and I have in the latest The Association of Child Life Professionals, Inc. Bulletin. “The authors recognize and value the historical roots child life has in healthcare settings and the services provided in these settings. However, it is time to equally recognize that child life services, rooted in the child life competencies, are not setting-specific, and therefore the pathway to child life must also reflect this reality.” Find the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gnwDtmt7
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Join the Michigan Moves Coalition for this important webinar!!
Reminder!! Join us tomorrow, 5/20, at 2pm for our webinar: The Roadmap to Making Michigan the most Physically Active State in the Nation - The Michigan Physical Activity Plan. A recording will be sent to all registered participants, so even if you can't attend live you can still get this vitally important information! This webinar is tailored for professionals deeply rooted in the physical activity domain in Michigan — including health and physical educators, exercise, parks and recreation professionals — as well as public health experts, medical professionals and policy makers who are instrumental in shaping the health and wellness landscape of Michigan. See the link comments.
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We're proud to be working with Ladder to implement the Surviving Adolescence Parenting Program. Now that the first round of parents have graduated, the results speak for themselves! ⭐ 100% of parents believe that their relationship with their child improved. ⭐ 100% of parents feel more confident in opportunities to connect with their child. ⭐ 100% of parents felt the Surviving Adolescence program provided them with the relevant tools to build their relationship with their family. When parents were asked to describe the program using one word, words including 'helpful', 'informative', 'caring', 'involved', 'empowering', 'safe space' and 'calm' were mentioned.
Since graduating from our first Surviving Adolescence pilot program, 100% of parents believe that their relationship with their young person has improved and that they feel more confident in opportunities to connect with them. This program is an extension of our Step Up Latrobe Valley program to strengthen parent to child relationships within the family structure. Find out more about our new, evidence-based program at https://lnkd.in/gSqBvXue Latrobe Health Assembly
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I like to document things, both big and small. So, I wrote this piece on ‘The Taste of Freedom’ which summarizes my experience working in the Children’s hospital for the past three months. Read here https://lnkd.in/eMytY8Mq
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