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Health care is dependent on teams. How individuals behave in those teams has SIGNIFICANT impacts on patient safety and the quality of care. It also has SIGNIFICANT impact on the wellbeing of other team members. This talk explores how you thoughtfully reflect on your own behaviour as well as the behaviours of others.

Our CEO, Christina Mainelli, sat down with Investment Reports to discuss how Quartet is addressing major issues in the field of mental health care delivery, including fragmentation, quality, and access. Learn more about how we're tackling these challenges in the article below! ⬇️ #MentalHealthCare #HealthCare #BehavioralHealthcare  

Stop by to discuss #patientsafety and #compliance with us!

It has been a great experience and learning curve from incredible scholars (Dr Daniel Letsoalo; Prof Yaseen Ally; @ Prof Curwyn Mapaling) to have our article published on the 17th December 2024. In this article we contend that the prevailing focus on Western approaches to mental illness not only marginalises indigenous beliefs but also perpetuates the dominance of Western medical paradigms in healthcare systems. Link: https://lnkd.in/dXZxrAs7

Have you picked up the most recent edition of the Dallas Medical Journal📘? You will learn more about mental health and wellness for physicians. Read it all at https://shorturl.at/47gwh

Stop by and learn how ObservSMART can help improve patient safety in your facility. Let's work together to create safer, smarter care environments! #PatientSafety #HealthcareInnovation #ObservSMART

In this episode, Bill Quill shares his extensive background in medicine and personal experiences with addiction and recovery, highlighting the complexities of the healthcare system and the importance of a holistic approach to patient care. The conversation delves into societal issues like the impact of technology on human connection and the challenges of navigating behavioral health in a fast-paced world. With insights into the benefits of functional medicine and the necessity for effective primary care, the discussion offers a candid look at the intersections of health, community, and personal growth. https://lnkd.in/d9p9af46

In our latest issue, we delve into the European Hernia Society classification of ventral hernias and investigate its correlation with real-world clinical outcomes. Check out the full article, here: bit.ly/3PwcrTk #visualabstract #hcajournal #HCAHealthcare

"Low-value practices provide little or no benefit to children, expose children to potential harms, contribute to health care waste, and increase health care costs." IHQSE graduate Dr. Jillian Cotter is co-author on an invited commentary published in JAMA Network Open. The article discusses the need for increased efforts to identify and measure common instances of low-value clinical practices in pediatric trauma care, enabling quality leaders to set goals aimed at reducing these practices. Read the full article in the IHQSE newsroom: https://lnkd.in/dsmSnm9S

In this episode, Russell and I relfect on the medicalization of aging and the drive to live ever longer lives. We ask the question..."at what cost and for what benefit?" Hope you will give a listen and tell us what you think.