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Using your new workforce data in different ways to guide your strategy is exciting! There is no quality without a healthy and competent workforce. Looking forward to see many of you there. We are preparing the plennary and a separate concurent session where each attendee will actively participate and leave empowered on how to use their new data, in a different way to support strategy execution.

🙌What an incredible evening last night at NAHSE’s Journey to Equitable Health leadership dinner and fireside chat! 🤯To set the stage: the economic burden of health inequities costs us $23,485,000,000 a year, and thats just in Massachusetts! I want to give a huge shout out to N.A.H.S.E. Greater Boston Chapter for hosting, Daniel McFarland for moderating,Thaddeus Thompson, FACHE & Deidre D. Smith, MHSA for organizing, and to the all star panel of Elsie Taveras, MD, MPH, Thea James, MD, MPH, MBA, Adelline Ntatin, MPH, MBIM, MA, RN-BSN, and Michael Curry, Esq. for the informative and inspiring conversation (and the incredible work each of you do) that will continue to push the boundaries of Health Equity Transformation. 🤝If anyone is interested in getting involved to make a difference, I would recommend joining great organizations like NAHSE, Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers, learning more at Health Equity Compact, and reaching out to these leaders as a start! 🧐 The question: How do we attain the best health, for EVERYONE To borrow a few words from the panel: This is a battle about being curious, questioning the status quo and raising consciousness. It’s about developing resilient interventions and new systems to prevent inequities from continuing. It’s about thinking carefully WITH communities to develop solutions through place based medicine. What are other organizations and resources you’ve come across that more people should know about to elevate their understanding or get involved with to make a difference? Comment below to keep the conversation going! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

I am enjoying my first week meeting more of my new Zühlke Group colleagues. As the discussions continue I can see that that we are all connected by the Zühlke vision that "#Innovation and #technology can be a positive force for good in business and society." I invite you all to browse our track-record of use-cases to learn more about how we bring that vision to life: https://lnkd.in/ddfSMesh #healthcare #pharmaceuticals #hospital #diagnostics #medtech #IT

McKinsey estimates that reorienting around holistic health could add an extra six(!) years of high-quality life per person while reducing disease burden by 40%. "Achieving this objective requires scaling solutions that work. It requires dramatically more innovation and leadership from institutions outside of the traditional healthcare industry. It requires fully empowering individuals to steward their own health." We all know transformational change like this never happens overnight, but piece by piece we'll start seeing our healthcare models reflect the full range of our human healthcare needs. And just for today, this research piece is a brilliant boost of confidence to continue the work we do in improving access to holistic healthcare at Circe Health 🙌

Leadership isn’t just about titles—it’s about influence and action. As physicians step into leadership roles, they become advocates not only for patients but also for the broader health system

In Session 4 of our Value-Based Care for Specialized Populations Roundtable, we're examining how health systems are pursuing value-based approaches with specialty populations. From innovative strategies to collaborative partnerships, we're dissecting the methodologies driving success and fostering meaningful change.    We’re excited to welcome:     Moderator: Martha Wofford, Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island Terry Boch, Clarify Health Solutions  Jeffrey Flaks, Hartford HealthCare     Together, they'll unravel the intricacies of value-based approaches for specialty populations, sharing insights, strategies, and considerations crucial for health care leaders and stakeholders alike.    Curious to explore further? Dive into our 'Advancing Value-Based Specialty Care' Report to gain deeper insights from our fellows and unlock the potential of value-based approaches in driving positive change in health care https://lnkd.in/ecDP-e4y  

As always, JPM has been a whirlwind week! A few of my insights: 🩷 with >20 dedicated women’s health events (I didn’t make it to them all!) - it’s exciting to see our sector becoming more represented every year (a special shoutout to Emmeline Ventures who closed their fund while we were there). 💰Positivity & energy was notably up on the last few years, with optimism for more investments in both number & size 🚀So many inspiring companies are rethinking how we approach people & planetary health - with tech innovations accelerating cutting edge solutions - especially AI, bio, data, digital integration & womens health. 👏Appetite to collaborate was high, with many companies looking for partners for growth, novel offerings, and impact. … and, SF turned on the 🔆 a rare JPM treat. Special thanks to our Baymatob crew: Penny Flicker, David O'Reilly, Santhi Analytis, Ph.D.

Houston Methodist and Rice University are teaming up to revolutionize health care through the new Digital Health Institute. This initiative will focus on researching digital health technologies and training and educating health care leaders. ➡️Learn more: https://ow.ly/XiSV50Uuw6K

How can health care be more integrated, accessible, and patient centric? It starts with collaboration, innovation, and technology. Our President and CEO, Pat Geraghty, joined AHIP CEO Michael Tuffin on the Next Big Thing in Health podcast to discuss how the health care industry is working to address today’s challenges. WATCH: https://lnkd.in/e9typx98 #Health #HealthCare #HealthCareOnLinkedIn