Hope that you are having a great Health Information Professionals week! LexiCode employees have been sharing what they like about working for LexiCode. Shannon S. shared: "My favorite part of LexiCode is the ability to feel like you know your co-workers even though you may not have met them face to face."
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In our latest Staff Spotlight get to know Dany Chhan. Here, she shares why she decided to work in public health and international development, what she's working on, and more. #StaffSpotlight #OurTeam #WhoWeAre #GlobalHealth #InclusiveDevelopment
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How are you showing up for #healthequity in your organization? Great perspective here from Kat McDavitt
Health equity is literally everything. ❤️ It's a big concept, and everyone in our member community is chipping away at different parts of the same shared goal. Here's what the term means to Kat McDavitt, Gabriel Garcia-Lopez, MSHI, and Dr. Geeta Nayyar, MD, MBA. 👇
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When reflecting on 2023, there are many moments that stand out. From starting the launch of our first digital pharmacy to sharing valuable health insights to helping create more inclusive workplaces. Our Best in Health solutions are making a difference, helping our Clients live healthier lives. Our GB Year in Review helps tell the full story. Check it out to learn more and see what’s ahead for 2024!
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Professor at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), and Head of WellFare: Nordic Research Centre for Wellbeing and Social Sustainability
Great to work with you, Clara De Ruysscher, Jonathan Tritter, Dina von Heimburg, Kristina Bakke Åkerblom, Torbjørn Mohn-Haugen, Naomi and Gabriele on contributing with an article on "Empowering people: how to ensure equitable representation for improved health system governance" in the Special Issue in EuroHealth Journal on "Empowering people, communities, and civil society through social participation (Eurohealth)" https://lnkd.in/dsrQcN-c)
Empowering people, communities, and civil society through social participation (Eurohealth)
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Collaborating for health equity requires intentional actions. Institutions must share power with community members and diverse organizations. This includes prioritizing community leadership, capacity building, and community wisdom. To learn more, check out the article I co-authored with Nirali Bora and Maris Brummel in the most recent Journal of Public Health Management and Practice (JPHMP Direct). https://bit.ly/3TEsC3x
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Lifestyle and Occupational Medicine Specialist, Crisis and Disaster Risk Management Practitioner, Public Health Physician, Climate-Smart Health Facility Builder, Philippine Public Safety College Scholar
While listening to Dr. Ronald Law’s discussion of DRRM-H, I could not help but ask among this big crowd of audience from different health facilities and organizations in Zamboanga City, how many would actually be nudged by this lecture, and what would be the magnitude and depth of their endeavour’s impact? How would the knowledge presented translate to outputs and outcomes? 𝗠𝗮𝗹𝗮𝘆𝗼 𝗻𝗮, 𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗼 𝗠𝗮𝗹𝗮𝘆𝗼 𝗽𝗮!
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Health equity starts with us. At PPNorCal, we understand that social determinants of health can significantly impact the well-being and health outcomes of our patients. That’s why we take pride in having a team of Community Health Workers who work towards reducing existing health disparities by connecting patients to local health services and collaborating with community-based organizations. Learn more about the program here: https://lnkd.in/g9ctfjRc
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As we celebrate World Health Day, we’re reflecting on community health and how our slice of life fits into the global picture. A healthier world starts at home, and at the Health District, we’re working toward a vision of a community that excels in health assessment, access, promotion and policy development. How do you like to support a healthy community? You can learn more about our organizational mission and values here: https://lnkd.in/gq2zK7tt
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Recommendations for Strengthening Partnerships Between Health Departments and Community-Based Organizations provides a roadmap for strengthening the relationship of governmental public health and communities to provide better health opportunities for all within the community. Developed by the @CDC Foundation, in partnership with @Human Impact Partners and with support from @Kaiser Permanente the recommendations draw from insights gathered from over 140 health departments, communities and national organizations. Learn more about the recommendations in the full report, Recommendations for Strengthening Partnerships Between Health Departments and Community-Based Organizations https://cdcf.link/4a9EJff
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