International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP)’s Post

As Long COVID continues to challenge healthcare systems worldwide, the NYC Health Department is leading the charge with a comprehensive approach to this complex condition. Their recent letter to healthcare providers outlines the latest on Long COVID, including its diverse symptoms, prevention strategies, and critical patient resources. From cognitive issues to fatigue and pain, Long COVID affects various organ systems, making it vital for healthcare providers to stay informed. The NYC Health Department emphasizes integrating Long COVID into differential diagnoses and ensuring patients receive the care they need. They also urge everyone to stay up-to-date with vaccinations, wear high-quality masks, and improve ventilation to reduce the risk of Long COVID. Let's follow NYC's lead and advocate for more health departments to step up in the fight against Long COVID. Read more on how the NYC Health Department is tackling Long COVID and what it means for healthcare providers and patients. https://lnkd.in/e7N4awgY #LongCOVID #NYCHealth #PublicHealth #Prevention #HealthcareLeadership #COVID19 #InfectionPrevention #HealthcareAdministration

As Long COVID continues to challenge healthcare systems worldwide, the NYC Health Department is leading the charge with a comprehensive approach to this complex condition. Their recent letter to healthcare providers outlines the latest on Long COVID, including its diverse symptoms, prevention strategies, and critical patient resources. From cognitive issues to fatigue and pain, Long COVID affects various organ systems, making it vital for healthcare providers to stay informed. The NYC Health Department emphasizes integrating Long COVID into differential diagnoses and ensuring patients receive the care they need. They also urge everyone to stay up-to-date with vaccinations, wear high-quality masks, and improve ventilation to reduce the risk of Long COVID. Let's follow NYC's lead and advocate for more health departments to step up in the fight against Long COVID. Read more on how the NYC Health Department is tackling Long COVID and what it means for healthcare providers and patients. https://lnkd.in/e7hNRpaT #LongCOVID #NYCHealth #PublicHealth #Prevention #HealthcareLeadership #COVID19 #InfectionPrevention #HealthcareAdministration

#Urgent #Care #Center Market: By Service (Acute Illness Treatment, Immunization and Vaccination, Physical Examinations, Trauma or Injury Treatment, Others), By Ownership (Corporate-Owned, Physician-Owned, Hospital-Owned, Other), and Region : Cumulative Growth Opportunities Analysis, Size, Share, Trends, and Industry Forecast Till 2030. By: Analytical Market Research Read More Info:https://lnkd.in/daK5iUeG Key Players: Concentra, Inc. (U.S.), MedExpress (U.S.), American Family Care (U.S.), NextCare (U.S.), City Law Practice Solicitors & Advocates (U.S.), GoHealth Urgent Care (U.S.), HCA Healthcare (U.K.), International SOS (Singapore), FastMed Urgent Care (U.S.). #marketgrowth #marketshare #marketsize #marketdemands #marketforecast #marketstretargy #marketanalysis #markettrends #market

Primary care serves as the cornerstone for maintaining community health and well-being. Primary Care Physicians often serve as the first point of contact, guiding patients through the healthcare system and providing continuous, comprehensive care. They focus on the whole person, considering physical, emotional, and social factors that affect health. Regular check-ups, screenings, and vaccinations provided by Primary Care Physicians are proactive measures that can detect potential health issues early on, significantly reducing the risk of serious illnesses. Primary care providers coordinate care across multiple specialties and help patients navigate complex medical information and treatment plans. #PrimaryCare #Healthcare #PreventiveMedicine #HealthEquity #MedicalCommunity

Ensuring the well-being of our beloved elders involves a thoughtful approach to clinic visits. Here's a roadmap for a healthful journey: Routine Check-ups: Annual or biannual check-ups serve as a comprehensive health snapshot. It's a chance to monitor vital signs, review screenings, and address any emerging concerns. Chronic Conditions Management: Regular clinic visits are key for those managing chronic conditions. Tailored schedules, often more frequent, help keep a close eye on health parameters and treatment effectiveness. Medication Monitoring: Regular follow-ups are vital for seniors on medications. These visits allow healthcare providers to assess the impact of medications, address side effects, and make necessary adjustments. Specialist Consultations: Specialist visits cater to specific health concerns. The frequency depends on the nature of the condition, ensuring specialized care aligns with the senior's unique health needs. Immunization: Stay protected! Regular immunizations, including flu shots and pneumonia vaccines, are crucial to safeguarding against preventable illnesses. Discuss with healthcare providers for personalized recommendations. Dental and Eye Care: Don't overlook oral and visual health. Biannual dental check-ups and annual eye exams contribute significantly to overall well-being. #EmpathyCareAgency #HomeCareServices #ClinicCare #LifestyleSupport #RespiteCare #HealthcareSupport #SeniorCare #PatientCare #QualityCare #CompassionateCare #CaregiverServices #WellnessSupport #ElderlyCare #HolisticCare #HealthAndWellness #CaringProfessionals #InHomeCare #FamilySupport #EmpathyInHealthcare #CaregivingServices

PRIVATE GP SERVICE BREAKDOWN Embracing our reputation as a leader in health evaluations, TIC DOCTOR’s Private General Practitioner service is comprehensive and refined to cater to your distinct needs. Our team uses advanced technology to provide dedicated medical assessments, ensuring you benefit from a private doctor appointment that’s both efficient and tailored. Our private GP services include: Consultations: At our facility, consultations refer to the personal sessions where patients discuss their concerns, symptoms, or queries with our GPs. Our GPs provide expert guidance, advice, and potential diagnoses tailored to each patient’s needs. These sessions are pivotal in patient care, not only addressing and understanding health concerns but also fostering a trust-filled relationship between the GP and the patient. Testing and Diagnostics: Our clinic offers an array of diagnostic procedures, such as blood tests, X-rays, MRI scans, and urine tests. These tests play a central role in confirming or challenging preliminary GP diagnoses. They help chart the right treatment path and are vital for monitoring a patient’s progress. Prescriptions: Our skilled GPs provide prescriptions indicating the specific medication, its dosage, frequency, and duration. Working in tandem with pharmacies, we make sure that patients receive the correct medication dosage. This collaboration minimises health risks and ensures the best treatment outcomes. Referrals: In situations where specialised care is required, our GPs offer referrals, directing patients to the appropriate healthcare experts. With a broad network of specialists, we ensure our patients receive top-tier care tailored to their specific needs. Vaccinations: Our facility provides a selection of vaccinations suitable for both adults and children. From travel-related vaccinations to flu shots and protections against prevalent diseases, our vaccinations play an integral role in disease prevention and public health maintenance. For more information, pop in to see us or contact our team via the methods below 👇🏻 https://lnkd.in/e5kUFW5B 🌍 03333582111 📱 info@tichealth.co.uk 💻 #personalisedhealthcare #privatehealthcare #UKhealthcare #healthcareUK #healthcareprivilege #healthcareexcellence #healthcarechoices #healthcareoptions #healthcareaccess #healthcareinnovation

CDC ending Isolation for COVID -19. Interesting short read. I know there will be several factors involved in making corporate decisions in the weeks to come, especially in acute care and health system pharmacy settings.

🌟 The Vital Role of Primary Health Care in Our Communities 🌟 Primary health care (PHC) is the bedrock of a functional and equitable health system. It serves as the first point of contact between individuals and the healthcare system, ensuring comprehensive and accessible care for all. Types of Primary Health Care services: Preventive Care 🛡️: Includes measures like vaccinations, screenings, and lifestyle advice aimed at preventing disease and maintaining health. Curative Care 💊: Focuses on treating common illnesses and conditions through direct intervention, including medications and minor surgeries. Rehabilitative Care 🏥: Assists patients in recovering and regaining function after serious illnesses or surgeries, enhancing their quality of life. Promotive Care 🌱: Encourages healthy living and well-being through education and support to foster better health outcomes. Palliative Care 🌈: Provides relief from symptoms and improves the quality of life for those with serious or terminal illnesses. Improving primary health care is crucial for building healthier, more resilient communities. Let’s collaborate to address these needs and work towards a future where quality health care is accessible to all. I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences on this topic. How do you think we can enhance primary health care in our communities? #PublicHealth #PrimaryHealthCare #HealthEquity #CommunityHealth #HealthcareImprovement #PreventiveCare

Being able to live in the gray and consider and weigh competing truths and risks at the same time is what critical thinking is all about. I continue to believe that vaccines are crucial for individual and community health WHILE AT THE SAME TIME accepting that vaccine injuries happen. We need to step up: track the data, have the conversation, weigh the risks, and support those who fall into the “side effects may include…” bucket while still pushing for improved and effective vaccines. Thanks for the important and vulnerable post, Susan E. Schaffler. We need to be talking about this. #vaccineinjury #covidvaccine #vaccineresearch

In December 2020, in order to attend the Fortune Brainstorm Health conference, I received my COVID-19 booster. About two weeks later, still fatigued, my body ached like I had the flu. I thought my thyroid was acting up so I went in to get some blood tests. My thyroid was fine, but I had elevated inflammation markers indicative of some autoimmune reaction or condition. That began my journey into the world of rheumatology and chronic pain management, being diagnosed and then undiagnosed with a multitude of conditions including undifferentiated connective tissue disease and lupus. I still have no diagnosis. From December 2020 I experienced progressive inflammation, pain, and eventual immobilization of most of my body. I couldn't sleep, be an active and present mother to my young children, or focus and work effectively. I was laid off from my company in March 2023 and terrified of losing hope. I managed to get on disability and use the break in my career to focus on my health and healing. I changed my diet, engaged in aggressive occupational and physical therapy, and was on a bunch of different drugs. I am grateful everyday for my family, fiancée, friends, and doctor who all rallied to support me. Today I am about 70-80% recovered. I realize I am one of the lucky ones. There are tens of thousands of people who have been permanently injured by the COVID-19 vaccine. Most are pro-vaccine and remain pro-vaccine to this day. All have suffered alone, without adequate government, medical or scientific support. I searched for COVID-19 vaccine resources or online communities a million times, learning from the best out there (Susannah Fox). I continuously came up with nothing. The other day I discovered an organization called React19 and have been overwhelmed with emotion since (thank you, Fiona Lowenstein for the connection to Yale researcher, Dr. Harlan Krumholz!) Not only did it connect me with a community of others like me, but it validated my experience. These resources need to exist alongside information for the COVID-19 vaccine. Shockingly, risk is omitted. It is a disservice to us all to ignore the inconvenient truths about vaccine injury. www.REACT19.0rg https://vaers.hhs.gov/ #COVIDvaccine #COVID #LongCOVID #vaccineinjury #NIH #Vaccineresearch