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After a medical appointment, do you remember all the information provided by your provider? If you answered no, you’re not alone. Navigating the health landscape remains challenging with studies showing up to 80% of medical information is forgotten immediately after a doctor's visit. This is troubling considering that over 80% of a patient’s health status is determined by health-related behaviors, socioeconomic factors, and environmental factors outside of a doctor’s office. As the era of virtual care unfolds, the integration of technology and personalized healthcare needs to ensure critical health information is retained and put into action. When your population can message an Omada health coach 24/7, they won’t have to worry about forgetting vital health information. Don’t forget, digital health focused on connected care can help fill gaps that patients experience outside the walls of a doctors office. Learn more about how Omada plans to enhance the future of care delivery: https://buff.ly/3WNHwXx

One important benefit for our clients is the Expert Provider Network that extends beyond our walls. This collaborative approach ensures that everyone involved in your care is on the same page, leading to better health outcomes. Clear and consistent communication is key to building an effective community of partners and clinicians. Over many years, we have established a network of reliable and high-quality healthcare providers, ranging from medical specialists to mental health professionals to personal trainers and everything in between. We foster supportive and cohesive relationships that place clients at the center. The advantages of collaborative care outside our facilities are more than coordinated medical care. Reports and care plans from external providers are seamlessly integrated into our clients' primary care plans. We balance the availability of these important resources and carefully match therapeutic relationships to ensure optimal outcomes. With personalization and client interest in mind, we work hard to ensure continuity of care and peace of mind as our clients navigate their healthcare journey. 💙🤗 Learn More at https://hubs.ly/Q02RprJT0 #CareTeam #Compassion #Prevention #ProactiveHealthcare #SpecialistReferrals #ExpertProviderNetwork

What's the best way to continuously develop and implement cutting-edge digital solutions that address the evolving needs of the healthcare community? By fostering innovation, we empower healthcare professionals and ensure essential medical supplies reach underserved areas. 🌍💡 #HealthcareInnovation #Empowerment

The philosophy encapsulated by the phrase "Each one teach one, each one reach one" within the realm of providing health services is deeply rooted in the principle that every individual possesses the capacity and moral obligation to impart their knowledge and expertise to others, while simultaneously extending a helping hand to those who require assistance. This philosophy underscores the notion that by empowering and enlightening others, we have the potential to create a profound and far-reaching impact, subsequently enhancing healthcare outcomes on a global scale. It beckons healthcare professionals to not only concentrate on their personal growth and development but also actively engage in the act of teaching and mentoring, thereby expanding the collective reservoir of expertise and influence within the healthcare domain. By embracing this philosophy, we can cultivate a culture of collaboration, perpetual learning, and collective advancement within the healthcare community. Ultimately, its objective is to guarantee that every individual, irrespective of their background or circumstances, is granted access to exceptional healthcare and is supported by a network of compassionate and knowledgeable healthcare providers. In doing so, we strive to foster a world where the provision of quality healthcare is not limited to a privileged few, but rather becomes a universally accessible right for all individuals. #Equalhealthcare #Healthcaretoall #Healthmatters

Led by a mission that advances accessible, affordable and equitable healthcare, in 2023, CareFirst focused heavily on partnerships and investments that delivered resources supporting education, skills training, behavioral health, employment opportunities, innovation and more. Our 2023 Mission Report highlights countless initiatives to advance our mission and transform the healthcare experience as we strive to address the social and environmental factors preventing people from getting the healthcare they need. Read more about how we’re transforming health, with care in our annual report: http://spr.ly/6049bW7TB #CareFirstCares

Frequently, the Answer Lies in the Lack of Communication 😓 In the healthcare sector, effective communication is directly related to improved patient experience and health outcomes. But in a busy healthcare setting, time constraints can limit a team’s ability to show that they value and respect their patients and colleagues. This lack of communication can lead to increased stress and burnout, frustrations, misunderstandings and medical errors. 😟  But there is a solution. 🌟 Clear and empathetic communication creates an environment of trust, improves patient experience, and fosters loyalty to the healthcare institution. 🏥❤️ With the right framework and education in place, you can make major improvements to your team’s communication while still respecting their time. Do you want to improve communication in your healthcare organization? 💬✨ At Protoqual, we can help you. Let’s schedule a call! 📞✨ … #Health #EffectiveCommunication #PatientExperience #Protoqual

Dear Healthcare Providers: How Can I Help? In the demanding world of healthcare, emotional intelligence is crucial. Here’s how specific skills can make a difference: • Reality Testing: Helps accurately assess situations, leading to better decisions and improved patient care. • Self-Regard: Fosters confidence and resilience, enhancing patient interactions and workplace morale. • Assertiveness: Enables clear communication and advocacy for patients, improving teamwork and care quality. Embrace emotional intelligence to make a profound impact on your patients and colleagues. Together, we can create a compassionate and effective healthcare system. #EmotionalIntelligence #HealthcareHeroes #CompassionInCare #PatientCenteredCare #EmpathyInHealthcare #EmotionalSkills #HealthcareProfessionals #CareWithCompassion

One word opened the door to a true point of care consumer focus for a whole organisation. What was it? You'll have to tune into this month's 'Quality Lightbulb' session with Dr Alex Cockram to find out! Alex will reveal the 'a-ha!' moment that illuminated for her as a CEO how to point an entire large health service at point of care. For her it was the beginning of five years of 'turning the ship', with many lessons learned on what it takes to truly make consumers the focus of planning, roles, decisions, system design, clinical governance and, yes, even the electronic health record. And how to bring this to life for staff - including corporate and support staff - until it becomes something that's easier to engage with than ignore. We talk endlessly on consumer focus and person-centred care in human services, but too often the talk ends up as a nice statement in a document that doesn't touch the way staff think and act with consumers every day. What does it take to go beyond the glossy to make concrete changes to the way things are done at point of care? To wrap a system of beliefs, process and behaviour around managers and staff so they can't help but focus on creating great care with consumers? Find out here! https://lnkd.in/gHz4KQZK Date: 2 August 2024, 12:30pm - 1:15pm (Melb/Syd time) This is an AICG Member Event - if you think this alone is worth the price of gleaning the good oil on practical tools and tips for leading true consumer focus in practice, find out more here!: https://lnkd.in/g8kQqtQU Look forward to seeing you there! #clinicalgovernance #consumerfocus #consumercentred #bestcare #strategicqualitysystem #leadership #changemanagement #personcentredcare #healthcare #agedcare #disabilityservices #communityhealth Australasian Institute of Clinical Governance (AICG) Alex Cockram

In healthcare, good communication is really important.   It's like having a superpower that helps doctors and patients understand each other better.   When patients know what's going on with their health, they can make smarter choices and feel more in control.     These tools for talking and sharing information are super helpful.   They make sure patients get the right message and know how to follow their treatment plans. This is good for everyone because it makes the whole healthcare system work better.   But not everyone knows medical terms. That's why it's great to have simple explanations. It's like making health information easy for everyone to understand, just like reading a simple story.   These tools also help stop mistakes by making sure instructions are clear and easy to follow. This means less confusion and a smoother ride for everyone's health journey.   So, making communication better in healthcare is super important.   It helps build trust, lets patients make good decisions, and makes sure everyone understands health information, no matter how complex it is. This makes everyone happier and healthier.   Let's make being a patient easier for everyone.

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