CAIPA MSO’s Post

Check out this podcast on policy steps that can be taken to promote decentralized trials! Thanks to Jodi Goldstein Daniel and the Crowell team for putting it together.

It's safe to say that medical care is a blessing to people, especially in areas where medical care can be difficult to come by. Equally, those providing medical care as part of missions outreach are also blessed. As this year's Global Missions Health Conference (GMHC) approaches, many medical professionals are preparing to be challenged, encouraged, and in the case of Dr. Amy, looking forward to where God will lead her and her husband next. Her story, and information about this year's GMHC, is available on our blog: https://lnkd.in/d_zZ7aXN

Dear Physician, 🖋️ As you navigate the complexities of medicine, remember each patient's journey is a testament to your dedication and expertise. Your passion for healing and commitment to excellence inspire us all. Keep pushing boundaries, embracing challenges, and nurturing your remarkable journey. Here's to the impact you continue to make in the lives entrusted to your care. With admiration and support, The Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Ireland (AoPGBI) #HealthcareHeroes #InterdisciplinaryResearch #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalInnovation #TranslationalMedicine #AoPGBI

So good to see that Paul Galchutt, MDiv, MPH, BCC, Transforming Chaplaincy's Asst Dir of Engagement will be skating in this #MIPCC24 panel lineup with these noteworthy #hapc all-stars. I know you don't need to see the names on their sweaters, but what good fortune to be jumping over the boards with Drs. Elise Tarbi, Harvey Max Chochinov, and Billy Rosa, PhD, MBE, APRN. If you won't be in Montreal for the Congress, check out this fairly recent read featuring these authors, Top Ten Tips #Palliative Care Clinicians Should Know About Attending to the #Existential Experience, https://lnkd.in/g3qFKaEP

"Patients again and again show incredible resilience and dedication to their participation [in trials] and contribution to science. What we want to do is acknowledge that, and make it as easy as possible for you to do that, so that you can say "yes" when you want to contribute to science and the future well being of other people" Joined some incredible folks for a little chat about technology, services, and challenges in making research more accessible to everyone, everywhere. Check out the Crowell & Moring podcast with Payal Nanavati, Jodi Goldstein Daniel, Cara Tenenbaum, Ben Moscovitch of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Devon Adams of American Cancer Society. THREAD, #eCOA, #telehealth #clinicalresearch #decentralizedclinicaltrials

Happy to be a part of this conversation. Non-medical costs can be a significant barrier to patient participation in clinical trials. These costs can occur when no local trials are available and patients must travel to distant trial sites, or when there is a need for more frequent clinic visits for additional trial-related treatment or monitoring. Decentralized clinical trials can help alleviate some of these barriers potentially allowing for a larger and more diverse cohort of trial participants.

In this Crowell & Moring podcast, Noah Goodson, Ph.D., Principal, Strategy and Advisory, THREAD, joins hosts and other industry experts to discuss the path to widespread adoption and increased diversity in clinical research. Watch this episode as speakers explore the intersection of technology, services, and the patient experience in research studies.    #clinicalresesarch #eCOA #DCT #patientexperience 

Privia Quality Network Georgia is the state’s highest performing MSSP ACO, generating more than $23 million in savings in 2022. Dr. Zia Khan, MD, Chief Medical Officer for Privia Medical Group — Georgia, reflected on what makes our ACOs successful, as well as her personal story in medicine, and how connectivity and patient-provider relationships are vital to ACO performance in a recent article with the American Medical Association. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eaTVnVjg #priviahealth #priviaproud

“Increasing the involvement of patients and the public has expanded the medical profession’s sensitivity to the needs of patients and the communities that physicians serve," noted Carrie Radabaugh, MPP, Senior Vice President of Governance and Board Relations at ABMS. “Additionally, ABMS’ standards and policies have benefited from the guidance of individuals with diverse experiences, perspectives, and backgrounds.” Read more in the Spring issue of ABMS Insights: https://bit.ly/3U0qeUd #HigherStandardsBetterCare

Ethos—from the Greek meaning for distinguishing character, guiding values and beliefs of a person, community, or institution. Today, we’re calling on Ethos to harness the importance of virtues and values to improve physician well-being, patient trust and help your organization fulfill its mission and vision. What we know – pervasive system issues including burdensome administrative requirements, inadequate time with patients, excessive workloads, and lack of respect lead to: One in five physicians say they will likely leave their current practice within two years; Forty-seven percent of physicians report multiple symptoms of burnout in 2022—an increase from 42% in 2021; High levels of burnout are identified as a factor threatening patient safety and care quality. What has emerged is what Accordant calls Virtuous Practice, which can only be achieved by a holistic approach to caring for physicians along a continuum and through the cultivation and sustainability of well-being associated with the virtues of gratitude, compassion and kindness. Learn more about Virtuous Practice and our full ethos brochure: https://ow.ly/56bP50Qvz5U or go to https://ow.ly/LGpP50Qvz5V