Continuity of care is defined by patients having an ongoing relationship with a specific physician, or continuum of physicians, and is vital for achieving better health outcomes, particularly in primary care where trust and familiarity are paramount. Grapevyne is dedicated to revolutionizing physician job matching to ensure that every community has access to the right healthcare providers, ultimately enhancing patient care and health outcomes. By focusing on the right fit, we can help create a more resilient and effective healthcare system for everyone. Here's how: 1. Reducing Physician Turnover When physicians are placed in roles that align with their professional goals, values, and lifestyle preferences, they are more likely to stay long-term. For example, matching one more mission-driven pediatrician to an underserved community where they are likely to stay improves familiarity and consistency of care for families. This leads to better management of chronic diseases, building rapport about preventative screenings, immunizations, and better integration of a consistent physician with the school health system and other local institutions. 2. Addressing Specialty Shortages Many communities, particularly in rural and underserved urban areas, face a shortage of specialists. Effective job matching can identify and place specialists where they are most needed, ensuring that families with complex health needs have timely access to expert care. Adequate obstetric care, for example, improves pregnancy and delivery outcomes. 3. Enhancing Team Cohesion When physicians work in environments where they feel supported and aligned with their colleagues, it improves team dynamics and patient care. This is true of any industry. Constant change in the people you work with fragments relationships and breaks apart those naturally-built connections that can better streamline patient care. At Grapevyne, our mission isn’t to make recruitment better for recruitment’s sake. It’s to make job matching better so physicians find jobs they will truly love and patients benefit from it. As a physician, join our network today to get shared jobs in a most trusted way possible - through people you already know. As a healthcare organization, become an early partner with us to tap into our by doctors, for doctors approach to help your patients gain access to the care they need. Check out our website today! https://grapevyne.health #HealthcareInnovation #PhysicianRecruitment #PrimaryCare #ContinuityOfCare #PhysicianShortage #DoctorJobs #Healthcare #Community #Patients #Physicians #Health #Medicine
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https://lnkd.in/ej5qFyax I had a great meeting with David Ahern and and learned of some news that is significant (and perhaps a bellweather) to primary care in major metropolitan areas. Mass General announced a shortage of primary care physicians as ‘a major public health crisis’. They can't staff for the demand. “The dearth of primary care physicians in Massachusetts is no longer a looming public health threat,” notes the President of the Mass Medical Society. “It is here and represents a major public health crisis that requires urgent and sustainable financial investment and actions aimed at recruiting and retaining primary care physicians.” This is a significant challenge to payers and employers as this will lead to poorer outcomes. But for patients needing care, this is far more than a financial problem. As I have shared in dozens of posts, it is time for employers to find a comprehensive digital health partner that can solve the supply and demand crisis of primary care physicians. ReviveHealth #primarycare #digitalhealthcare #virtualcare #healthcare #employeeadvocacy #employerbenefits Jeff Beane Adam Leggette🩺 Robin Handy Cara Jones Nathan Meadows Mark Vana Joshua W. Desha David Griffin Matthew S. Bob Weinberg
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Without good, clean, up to date and actionable data Pete, IT and Business process improvement investments just waste money. Well done. You are a very valuable Partner for NHS and other industries
Missed outpatient appointments, or Did Not Attend (DNAs), pose significant challenges for healthcare systems, leading to inefficiencies, increased costs, and exacerbated health inequalities. By leveraging patient waiting list information, English indices of deprivation, and customer segmentation data, we can develop targeted strategies to improve attendance rates and achieve several positive outcomes. Combining these datasets allows us to identify high-risk groups and tailor interventions accordingly. For instance, analysis from NHS Dumfries and Galloway highlights that DNA rates are higher among males, younger adults, and those living in more deprived areas. Understanding these patterns enables specific tailored measures to be applied, such as: 1. Personalised Reminder Systems: Utilising automated reminders tailored to the patient's demographic and socioeconomic background can significantly reduce DNAs. This includes patient app, SMS, email, and phone reminders timed to suit patients' schedules. 2. Flexible Scheduling: Offering appointment times that accommodate the varied schedules of different demographic groups, particularly those with complex social and economic circumstances. 3. Transportation Assistance: Providing transport solutions for patients from deprived areas can remove a significant barrier to attendance. 4. Enhanced Communication: Clear and culturally sensitive communication can address language barriers and improve the perceived value of attending appointments. 5. Support Services: Offering additional support for patients with mental health issues or substance abuse problems, who are shown to have higher DNA rates, can improve their engagement with healthcare services. These strategies not only reduce missed appointments but also contribute to: 1. Improved Healthcare Equality: Ensuring that all patient groups have equitable access to healthcare services. 2. Reduced Administrative and Theatre Costs: Minimising the financial burden on healthcare systems by decreasing the number of missed appointments. 3. Enhanced Patient Outcomes: Timely medical interventions lead to better health outcomes and patient satisfaction. By integrating patient data with indices of deprivation and customer segmentation insights, healthcare providers can create a more efficient, equitable, and patient-centred system. #HealthcareInnovation #PatientEngagement #DataDrivenHealthcare #HealthEquity #ReduceDNAs #HealthcareEfficiency #PatientExperience #NHS #HealthcareManagement #PublicHealth #DigitalHealth
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Missed outpatient appointments, or Did Not Attend (DNAs), pose significant challenges for healthcare systems, leading to inefficiencies, increased costs, and exacerbated health inequalities. By leveraging patient waiting list information, English indices of deprivation, and customer segmentation data, we can develop targeted strategies to improve attendance rates and achieve several positive outcomes. Combining these datasets allows us to identify high-risk groups and tailor interventions accordingly. For instance, analysis from NHS Dumfries and Galloway highlights that DNA rates are higher among males, younger adults, and those living in more deprived areas. Understanding these patterns enables specific tailored measures to be applied, such as: 1. Personalised Reminder Systems: Utilising automated reminders tailored to the patient's demographic and socioeconomic background can significantly reduce DNAs. This includes patient app, SMS, email, and phone reminders timed to suit patients' schedules. 2. Flexible Scheduling: Offering appointment times that accommodate the varied schedules of different demographic groups, particularly those with complex social and economic circumstances. 3. Transportation Assistance: Providing transport solutions for patients from deprived areas can remove a significant barrier to attendance. 4. Enhanced Communication: Clear and culturally sensitive communication can address language barriers and improve the perceived value of attending appointments. 5. Support Services: Offering additional support for patients with mental health issues or substance abuse problems, who are shown to have higher DNA rates, can improve their engagement with healthcare services. These strategies not only reduce missed appointments but also contribute to: 1. Improved Healthcare Equality: Ensuring that all patient groups have equitable access to healthcare services. 2. Reduced Administrative and Theatre Costs: Minimising the financial burden on healthcare systems by decreasing the number of missed appointments. 3. Enhanced Patient Outcomes: Timely medical interventions lead to better health outcomes and patient satisfaction. By integrating patient data with indices of deprivation and customer segmentation insights, healthcare providers can create a more efficient, equitable, and patient-centred system. #HealthcareInnovation #PatientEngagement #DataDrivenHealthcare #HealthEquity #ReduceDNAs #HealthcareEfficiency #PatientExperience #NHS #HealthcareManagement #PublicHealth #DigitalHealth
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Are you aware of the growing demand for OB-GYN physicians in the United States? The latest white paper from AMN Healthcare Physician Solutions sheds light on the critical shortage facing this vital medical specialty. As the leading physician search and consulting organization in the nation, we're committed to addressing staffing demands in healthcare. With projections showing a deficit of up to 124,000 physicians by 2034, including a significant shortage of OB-GYNs, the need for comprehensive solutions has never been more urgent. The Physician Solutions team leverages expertise and resources to bridge the gap between healthcare facilities and talented professionals. Our Center for Research continuously examines trends in healthcare staffing, compensation, and recruitment, providing invaluable insights to guide strategic decision-making. Join us in tackling the OB-GYN shortage head-on. Let's ensure that every community has access to the essential care they deserve. Together, we can make a difference in women's health across the nation. Find out how: https://brnw.ch/21wJAs8 #Healthcare #PhysicianShortage #OBGYN #TalentAcquisition #AMNHealthcare #PhysicianSolutions # #ExecutiveSearch
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Missed outpatient appointments, or Did Not Attend (DNAs), pose significant challenges for healthcare systems, leading to inefficiencies, increased costs, and exacerbated health inequalities. By leveraging patient waiting list information, English indices of deprivation, and customer segmentation data, we can develop targeted strategies to improve attendance rates and achieve several positive outcomes. Combining these datasets allows us to identify high-risk groups and tailor interventions accordingly. For instance, analysis from NHS Dumfries and Galloway highlights that DNA rates are higher among males, younger adults, and those living in more deprived areas. Understanding these patterns enables specific tailored measures to be applied, such as: 1. Personalised Reminder Systems: Utilising automated reminders tailored to the patient's demographic and socioeconomic background can significantly reduce DNAs. This includes patient app, SMS, email, and phone reminders timed to suit patients' schedules. 2. Flexible Scheduling: Offering appointment times that accommodate the varied schedules of different demographic groups, particularly those with complex social and economic circumstances. 3. Transportation Assistance: Providing transport solutions for patients from deprived areas can remove a significant barrier to attendance. 4. Enhanced Communication: Clear and culturally sensitive communication can address language barriers and improve the perceived value of attending appointments. 5. Support Services: Offering additional support for patients with mental health issues or substance abuse problems, who are shown to have higher DNA rates, can improve their engagement with healthcare services. These strategies not only reduce missed appointments but also contribute to: 1. Improved Healthcare Equality: Ensuring that all patient groups have equitable access to healthcare services. 2. Reduced Administrative and Theatre Costs: Minimising the financial burden on healthcare systems by decreasing the number of missed appointments. 3. Enhanced Patient Outcomes: Timely medical interventions lead to better health outcomes and patient satisfaction. By integrating patient data with indices of deprivation and customer segmentation insights, healthcare providers can create a more efficient, equitable, and patient-centred system. #HealthcareInnovation #PatientEngagement #DataDrivenHealthcare #HealthEquity #ReduceDNAs #HealthcareEfficiency #PatientExperience #NHS #HealthcareManagement #PublicHealth #DigitalHealth
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The healthcare system faces escalating burdens, including a globally aging population and physician burnout. According to the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC), these factors are projected to contribute to a significant shortage of physicians, estimated to range between 37,800 and 124,000 by 2034. While long-term solutions to the physician shortage are needed, digital health platforms such as Carmi can provide tremendous value to address this gap. Carmi removes administrative burdens, optimizes care delivery, and reduces physician burnout so they can focus on patient care. https://lnkd.in/gPDJ9xWU
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This article is spot on. Being in a State with numerous rural areas the care in those areas is lacking because of the lack of PCPs. Finding a way for home health care, by a provider, to function and function well is the question. How do we get providers to take time for travel and will the pay be worth the travel? Especially in times of inclement weather. Yes, we can do virtual however we know that face to face is a far better way to successfully care for patients.
Three out of five federally designated health professional shortage areas are rural, and rural Americans are paying a steep price for these shortages. Medical Economics examines how home-based care models can be guided to bring care where it’s needed most. #RuralHealthcare #PrimaryCare #Innovation
How primary care physicians can use home-based care models to reach rural populations
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Three out of five federally designated health professional shortage areas are rural, and rural Americans are paying a steep price for these shortages. Medical Economics examines how home-based care models can be guided to bring care where it’s needed most. #RuralHealthcare #PrimaryCare #Innovation
How primary care physicians can use home-based care models to reach rural populations
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Rural communities are in dire need for access to healthcare due to the limited number of physicians and the trends of closure of community hospitals. Telemedicine is a very real solution for families in rural communities. BasiCare Plus (www.basicareplus.com) provides these rural families with immediate unlimited nationwide $0 copay virtual access to physician care, free medication and behavioral health for a very minimal monthly fee- covers entire family for 82 percent of typical health conditions. www.basiccareplus.com
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