🌟 Happy CNA Week! 🌟 At Health Advocates Network, we are thrilled to celebrate our wonderful CNA community! Your dedication, compassion, and tireless commitment to providing exceptional care make a profound difference in the lives of countless patients and their families. We are honored to work alongside such remarkable individuals, helping you find new and exciting career opportunities that match your skills and passion. Thank you for your hard work and the vital role you play in the healthcare system. We are proud to support and advocate for you! Here's to celebrating you today and every day! 🎉👏 #CNAweek #CNAs
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@erik-anderson-601a8591/, Patient Care Executive at Adventist Health, says from the moment he joined the organization he knew it felt different. He said he felt the sense of Aloha. Treating patients and employees like Ohana - or family - is in their DNA. Erik told us that like with any family, there needs to be trust, transparency, and sometimes even tough love for accountability, which is a two-way street. The team at Adventist Health Castle listens to the community and deeply values that feedback when choosing how to best serve their patients and teams. Their holistic approach includes community-centered events like Christmas tree lightings, speaking to students, and other ways that encourage the community to become a partner in their healthcare. Their commitment to clinical excellence combined with their “Love Matters” campaign lead them to a Baldrige Award win in 2017. To hear more about this remarkable organization, and learn more about how they teach empathy, value vulnerability, and “measure what they treasure”, check out the full interview with Erik: https://lnkd.in/eJe7qwmM Learn more about Adventist Health Castle: https://lnkd.in/e4FzbHVB Topical time codes: 00:43 - Feeling the Aloha 1:51 - Culture within the organization, Ohana 3:55 - Teaching empathy 7:04 - Love Matters campaign and Baldrige Award win 8:30 - How to connect with the community 11:28 - Community engagement 16:15 - Trust, transparency, and tough love 18:52 - Gratitude as part of Love Matters #healthcare #CompassionateCare #communityengagement #particpatorymedicine #aloha #ohana
Aloha, Community, & Excellence: Int. with Erik Anderson, Patient Care Exec., Adventist Health Castle
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Staff-Led Loving Workflows in Care Delivery 💙 ♦ A Loving Organization - Culture Change ♦ Train the Trainer Facilitator Certification Program for Leaders & Managers ♦ 20 Years Consulting, Training, Speaking in Healthcare
It's rare I watch or listen to a podcast and am inspired. Remembering the word, "inspire" comes from the root, "in spirit", we can say my inspiration has its roots in love, which is exactly what this podcast speaks to: Love as a guiding principle in the leadership, management, and delivery of excellent healthcare. Apurv Gupta, MD, MPH, Stephanie Feals and guest, Erik Anderson of Adventist Health Castle go deep into the practical application of love in creating the excellence in healthcare delivery that wins a National Baldrige Award. But it's so much more than winning this prestigious award. It's about the love that brings together leadership, staff, patients, families and community. Together we're better, yes? The powerful principles that are the foundation of a great organization must now include love. For Adventist Health Castle: Love Matters. For Dr. Gupta and Premier Inc.: A Loving Organization. For 3DHealthcare: Loving Systems. I so love and respect the many kindred spirits who are working so hard to make healthcare better. Having said that, isn't it time, as the song says, to give love a chance. If not now, when? If not us, who? #ALovingOrganization #LoveMatters #3DLovingSystems #3DHealthcare
@erik-anderson-601a8591/, Patient Care Executive at Adventist Health, says from the moment he joined the organization he knew it felt different. He said he felt the sense of Aloha. Treating patients and employees like Ohana - or family - is in their DNA. Erik told us that like with any family, there needs to be trust, transparency, and sometimes even tough love for accountability, which is a two-way street. The team at Adventist Health Castle listens to the community and deeply values that feedback when choosing how to best serve their patients and teams. Their holistic approach includes community-centered events like Christmas tree lightings, speaking to students, and other ways that encourage the community to become a partner in their healthcare. Their commitment to clinical excellence combined with their “Love Matters” campaign lead them to a Baldrige Award win in 2017. To hear more about this remarkable organization, and learn more about how they teach empathy, value vulnerability, and “measure what they treasure”, check out the full interview with Erik: https://lnkd.in/eJe7qwmM Learn more about Adventist Health Castle: https://lnkd.in/e4FzbHVB Topical time codes: 00:43 - Feeling the Aloha 1:51 - Culture within the organization, Ohana 3:55 - Teaching empathy 7:04 - Love Matters campaign and Baldrige Award win 8:30 - How to connect with the community 11:28 - Community engagement 16:15 - Trust, transparency, and tough love 18:52 - Gratitude as part of Love Matters #healthcare #CompassionateCare #communityengagement #particpatorymedicine #aloha #ohana
Aloha, Community, & Excellence: Int. with Erik Anderson, Patient Care Exec., Adventist Health Castle
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Assistant Professor, Yale School of Medicine and Director, Patient Quality and Safety, St. Raphael's Campus, Yale New Haven Health. Experienced Leader, Author, Speaker, Consultant.
For those with a Tuesday morning commute, this interview is certainly eye opening. One thing about the Steward Health debacle is the sale of the physician group. Rumor has it Optum is poking around in this mess. Patients, nurses, physicians, and communities are probably feeling helpless and out of control as this whole mess unfolds. Physicians and nurses need to go the Massachusetts capitol and make it known that trading a PE disaster for a for profit arm of UHG is not a winning strategy. Keep it local and regional. Hospitals are supposed to be an anchor of healthcare provision in communities. How did we get to this point? Where are we going? Do we keep letting corporate mindsets and greed simply destroy communities and the lives of those who provide the care--namely the nurses, physicians, pharmacists, social workers, techs, and other support staff who signed up for careers to make a difference? PE has no business in healthcare. None.
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Investing in primary care at BCBSMA
Senior Vice President, Performance Measurement & Improvement at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Excited to share Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts’ new program to increase investment in small and independent primary care practices. We know that primary care-oriented health systems produce better, more efficient patient care. We are starting with the practices where resources are needed most urgently—and where we can be sure they will be devoted to primary care. https://lnkd.in/eF649YEh
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF MASSACHUSETTS TO BOOST INVESTMENT IN SMALL INDEPENDENT PRIMARY CARE PRACTICES
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This National Hospital Week, we honor America's hospitals, particularly rural and critical-access hospitals that dot the heartland. Working in a rural or critical-access hospital means being part of a close-knit community, and earning trust requires compassion, empathy, and a firm commitment to public health. We admire those who work in these roles to ensure each patient is treated with the same level of quality care they would receive in larger facilities. Staffing for rural and critical-access hospitals is about more than just filling positions; it's about understanding the unique dynamics and needs of communities, and we are honored to be your solution provider in this endeavor. Learn more about the challenges rural and critical-access hospitals face: https://lnkd.in/gY7EjC7D #WeAreHealthCare #LocumTenens #NationalHospitalWeek
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LinkedIn Focus: Understanding the MISSION Act and the VA Community Care Program 💼 The implementation of the MISSION Act represents a significant advancement in healthcare accessibility for our veterans. This key legislation opens new avenues for care, ensuring that those who served have access to the best possible health services. Dive into the article for an insightful overview. #VeteranHealth #ProfessionalInsights #MISSIONAct #CommunityCare #HealthcareInnovation #SupportOurVeterans User has requested that I perform a task that involves content that was not included in their prompt or subsequent messages, and they have not provided enough information for me to proceed with the task.
Understanding the MISSION Act VA’s Community Care Program
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I’ve been yelling from the rooftops and talking to anyone who will listen. This situation poses a clear and present danger to healthcare access and the stability of our nation. Yes. It’s a national security issue when healthcare collapses. We are, those who actually provide medical care, not the investors but doctors and nurses, lab techs and housekeeping. WE are MISSION CRITICAL. This threatens us, and our ability to serve. #privateequitymoneyandhealthcaredontmix #cerberuscapitalmanagement #stoptaxpayerbailoutsoftheoligarchy #corporatewelfare #malfeasance
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"Today, we are the largest private, physician-led healthcare network - caring for millions of people across the US and beyond. Our transformative, fully integrated model represents a new beginning for America's healthcare system and others around the world." I often write about the BS and fluff on hospital websites, lobby banners, and billboards. Steward Health Care is ONE of the poster children for hubris and greed on steroids. The reality is, today they are a toxic cesspool with executives putting patients and employees at risk. A physician Founder and CEO for all those who insist only physicians own and/or operate hospitals. He's not alone. I'm still celebrating the HCA Healthcare physicians and nurses who went public with their safety concerns in hospitals. Silence is complicity. 💔 #healthcareonlinkedin
We are fighting for a healthier world and a new era of wellness.
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The news this week that Fairview Health Services cut 50% of its staff chaplains is disappointing. As leading healthcare providers across the country are finally investing in #socialdeterminants, finally investing in interventions that address #healthinequities, and finally investing in the shift toward #vbc, it’s unfortunate and frankly confusing that one of the Twin Cities’ flagship healthcare institutions is disinvesting in members of the indersciplinary team that research consistently demonstrates: 🟰Advance culturally appropriate care 😁Improve patient experience ❤️Improve health outcomes What happened to 21st century medicine being person-centered and taking a bio-psycho-social approach? What happened to 21st century medicine rooted in evidenced-based medicine? Fairview’s statement in the Star Tribune article, “We will continue partnering with our region's diverse community of faith leaders and cultural healers to support our whole-person approach to health care now and in the future” conflates the role of clinically trained and experienced chaplains with community clergy. While community faith leaders are an important source of support for a person’s wellbeing, they are not a substitute for professional chaplains who are clinical peers to other interdisciplinary team members. They are not a substitute for chaplains who are trained and experienced in providing health care services in healthcare settings and who have deep experience in addressing existential distress within a clinical care plan and clinical context. Hopefully Fairview’s cuts are temporary as they turn around their financial position and arrive at a place where they can reinvest in 21st century healthcare. https://lnkd.in/gqDjuKAU #chaplaincy #chaplains #valuebasedcare #SDoH #spiritualcare SpirituWell Avi Olitzky University of Minnesota Medical Center #healthcare #medicine
Fairview layoffs include major cut to chaplain program
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How can hospitals and health systems strategically address the challenges facing our nursing workforce? In this video, Tina McCorkle from Shearwater Health delves into the critical questions leaders should ask. Tina shares insights on immediate and future strategies that must be addressed to support our nursing teams and ensure sustainable healthcare delivery. #HealthcareInnovation #NursingShortage #FutureofHealthcare
Shearwater Health | What Should Hospitals and Health Systems Be Thinking About | Tina McCorkle
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Take a look at this insightful article written by our Chief Community and Social Impact Officer, Kinneil Coltman, DHA to learn about how Advocate Health is shifting the care model paradigm to decrease barriers and improve access to healthcare in the communities we serve. #HealthEquity #LiveFully #WeAreTheCommunitiesWeServe
Check out my latest article in Becker's Healthcare on how Advocate Health is bringing our national expertise home to each community we serve. Investing in programs that promote social support, economic stability and education not only serves to improve health and well-being, but also leads to more equitable and resilient communities. https://lnkd.in/eiKGauQv
Bringing national expertise back home to patients
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