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Everyone with a type of EDS or HSD deserves great care!⁠ ⁠ The EDS ECHO Clinicians North America program is now open to applicants and will start on May 2nd! This virtual program is for healthcare professionals worldwide, across all disciplines, who want to improve their ability to care for people who have a type of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) or hypermobility spectrum disorder (HSD) and associated symptoms and conditions.⁠ ⁠ The program is divided into two thematic modules; ‘EDS and HSD Diagnosis, Pain and MSK Management’ and ‘EDS and HSD Comorbidities and Related Complications.’ ⁠ ⁠ Each module comprises six sessions of expert presentations and case-based interactive sessions delivered virtually via the Zoom platform. Each session is 1hr 30 minutes long and is led by Dr. Clair Francomano from Indianapolis, USA.⁠ ⁠ CME/CEU/CE credits are available to healthcare professionals. Credits are awarded at 1 per 60 minutes of live session activity.⁠ View the program schedule and apply here: https://lnkd.in/eZvCaUjq #EhlersDanlos #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #HypermobilitySpectrumDisorder #Healthcare #Medicine

Clinical research is crucial for several reasons, impacting both individual health and broader societal well-being. Here are some key points highlighting its importance ✅Advancing Medical Knowledge ✅Improving Patient Care ✅Addressing Health Disparities ✅Enhancing Treatment Options ✅Safety and Efficacy ✅Global Health Improvements Check out our website https://fcrds.igmpi.ac.in/ or call us on +91 11 26512850 to know more You can also connect to our team for an expert advice on course selection #MedicalAdvances #HealthcareInnovation #igmpi #fcrds #delhi #upskill #LifeSavingResearch #CareerDiversity #ClinicalTrials #ResearchOpportunities #JobStability #HighDemand #CareerGrowth #PublicHealthImpact #BetterHealthcare #HealthPolicy #ContinuousLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment #evolvingfield

Everyone with a type of EDS or HSD deserves great care! The EDS ECHO Clinicians North America program is now open to applicants. This virtual program is for healthcare professionals worldwide, across all disciplines, who want to improve their ability to care for people who have a type of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) or hypermobility spectrum disorder (HSD), and associated symptoms and conditions. The program is divided into two thematic modules; ‘EDS and HSD Diagnosis, Pain and MSK Management’ and ‘EDS and HSD Comorbidities and Related Complications.’ Each module comprises six sessions, each consisting of expert presentations and case-based interactive sessions delivered virtually via the Zoom platform. Each session is 1hr 30 minutes long and is led by Dr. Clair Francomano from Indianapolis, USA. CME/CEU/CE credits are available to healthcare professionals. Credits are awarded at 1 per 60 minutes of live session activity. View the program schedule and apply here: https://lnkd.in/eZvCaUjq #EhlersDanlos #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #HypermobilitySpectrumDisorder #Healthcare #Medicine

The proposed rule with comment went on display at the Office of the Federal Register’s Public Inspection Desk on July 10, 2024, and will be available until the regulation is published on July 31, 2024. The comment period will close on September 9, 2024. If finalized, these changes would go into effect January 1, 2025. Extreme gratitude to our advocates at the National Association of Rural Health Clinic (NARHC) for their analyzation of the proposed rule specific to RHC’s and the related provisions to ensure that safety net providers can take full advantage of these requirements. A brief list is provided below while NARHC works to supply a full summary in the coming weeks while submitting comments on behalf of the RHC community. NARHC DC staff will be hosting an August webinar on all these provisions to ensure that the RHC community is able to fully understand the proposed rules and provide any feedback to guide formal comments to CMS around the: Proposal to eliminate productivity standards Proposal to remove Hemoglobin / Hematocrit from the six required lab services Read the entire article here: https://lnkd.in/gBbMxKj3 See the rule here: https://lnkd.in/gqYS3NV5

Happy Healthcare Quality Week from Central Florida Inpatient Medicine (CFIM)!  This week, we spotlight our Chronic Care Management (CCM) program, designed to make managing your health seamless and stress-free. With our 24/7 provider lines, monthly care plans, and continuous education, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our CCM program offers: 24/7 Access: Reach a provider team member anytime for non-emergent concerns.  Monthly Care Plans: Review medications, diagnoses, and documentation to stay on track.  Education: Learn strategies for meeting your health goals with your care coordinator’s support.  Regular Communication: Stay connected with your coordinator to discuss goals and concerns.  Closing Care Gaps: Keep up with annual screenings and proactive health steps.  Connected Care: Ensure seamless coordination between your primary provider, specialists, and facilities. For those with Medicare and multiple chronic conditions like arthritis, diabetes, depression, or high blood pressure, our CCM services are here to connect the dots and help you focus on what you love. Experience personalized assistance, coordinated care, and expert guidance to achieve your health goals. Here’s to a week dedicated to enhancing healthcare quality and making a real difference in your care! Contact us today to get started at 407.647.2346 or ccm@cflim.com. #HealthcareQualityWeek #ChronicCareManagement #ConnectedCare 

Mark your calendar for CAPC's upcoming virtual events ➡ https://ow.ly/Q0L250SNjxq Access CAPC’s faculty of national experts through new Workshops, the latest Briefing, and upcoming Virtual Office Hours and Webinars. Briefing ⤵ ⭐ 9/19: Voices from the Field - Findings from CAPC’s First Annual Palliative Pulse Survey Webinars ⤵ 🔶 7/31: How Palliative Care Can Support Caregivers in Policy and Practice 🔶 8/6: How Clinicians Can Influence Public Perception of Palliative Care 🔶 9/12: Opportunities to Improve Care and Promote Health Equity for Black People with Serious Illness Workshops ⤵ 💠 9/10, 10/22, 11/7, 12/5 & 1/14: Managing Pain at the Intersection of Serious Illness, Chronic Pain, and Substance Use Disorder 💠 11/21, 12/10 & 1/23: Navigating Prescribing Decisions for Patients with Chronic Pain and Serious Illness Virtual Office Hours ⤵ 🔷 8/14: Achieving Health Equity and Reducing Implicit Bias in Palliative Care 🔷 8/8: Breaking Point: Debriefing to Address the Challenges of Our Work Special Event ⤵ 🌟 9/10: Empowering Patients in Shared Decision-Making: The State of the Science in Palliative Care for Oncology #Palliative #hpm #hapc #PalliativeCare #Clinician #Medicine #Health #Healthcare #SeriousIllness #Events #Webinar #workshops

Why are less than 50% of primary care doctors in the U.S. shut out of value-based care (VBC)? The answer is often related to scale, capacity, and administrative burdens that make VBC delivery unachievable. Using our AI-powered platform, you can prepare your care teams and clinical practice for value-based care while simultaneously improving outcomes and efficiencies, reducing overhead costs along the way. Optimized to specialize in managing chronic care, principal care, transitional care, remote therapeutic care, behavioral health integration and – yes – routine annual wellness visits, Clinii improves care coordination and reduces administrative burdens so your team can focus on caring for patients. Schedule a demo to see how Clinii can position your clinic for success at https://lnkd.in/gJES-rsX.

The "Hypertension in Primary Care - Improving Control and Reducing Risk" course from Stanford University School of Medicine equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage hypertension in primary care settings. Covering topics such as risk assessment, treatment strategies, and patient education, this program aims to enhance patient outcomes and reduce the burden of hypertension-related complications. #stanfordUniversity #StanfordMedicine

This looks interesting. Apparently in response to the revelation of use of polygraphy by "preferrred" evaluation and treatment centers which are endorsed by FSPHP and FSMB, on pain of licensure board reporting of noncompliance if physicians suspected of substance use (which is a "R/O diagnosis" in all physicians with any suspected health issues according to past FSPHP Pres Paul Earley https://lnkd.in/g647_pPx) do not "voluntarily" agree to take--- and pay for--- these psychologically intimidating and unreliable tests that are not approved for evidentiary use by any US court. So why on earth are docs subjected to them? Because the medical boards enforce whatever the PHP---and by extension their "preferred centers" such as Pine Grove---demands of physicians who do not know how to defend themselves legally from this well organized and highly lucrative scheme benefiting powerful and non-disinterested players: the Medical Regulatory-Therapeutic Rehabilitation Complex (MR-TRC). See related post https://lnkd.in/gXtSkRZX

Our core mission? Optimising function and minimising pain through the lens of current research and best clinical practices. However, achieving the best possible patient care also relies on feedback and understanding your community’s needs. Regular patient feedback is the cornerstone of our continuous improvement cycle, and allows us to: 👉 Refine our treatment plans, tailoring our care to your PCN’s needs 👉 Identify areas for growth to ensure that we’re delivering the highest quality service 👉 Drive better outcomes, analysing short & long-term results to continuously adjust our approach for optimal patient success. Check out these patient testimonials that truly highlight the value of patient feedback 🌟 #PatientTestimonials #PurePhysiotherapy #FCPService #PurePhysiotherapyFCP #HealthcareExcellence #FCP #PrimaryCare #PCN #FirstContactPhysio #Physiotherapy