NABIP Iowa Chapter’s Post

Article VIII: Right to Emergency Care Healthcare providers, it's your duty to provide emergency care without hesitation. Financial constraints should never be a barrier to life-saving treatment. Let's ensure everyone gets the care they need in critical moments. https://buff.ly/3IJnlSw #NABIP #NABIPHealthcareBillofRights #EmergencyHealthcare #HealthcareEquality #NABIPTV @NABIPsocial

Seeking non-emergency care is a basic right for everyone, yet it remains a challenge for many communities. 🏥 This article sheds light on the barriers faced by these communities and the need for improved access to healthcare services. Have you ever thought about the difficulties faced by communities when it comes to accessing non-emergency care? Check out this article to learn more about the obstacles they encounter and the potential solutions ➡️ https://hubs.ly/Q02fFRZn0 Let's spread awareness and work towards ensuring healthcare is accessible for all! 🙌🌍 #FirstNationsHealthcare #EqualAccess #Healthcareforall

🚑 The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives, NHS Providers and NHS Confederation have released a report outlining a new vision for NHS ambulance services. This transformational vision is also applicable to other EMS and ambulance systems worldwide, including Australia! The report highlights the strategic role ambulance services can play in coordinating and delivering urgent and emergency care. By investing in the workforce, infrastructure, and digital innovation, ambulance services can address inefficiencies and align with NHS England's recovery plans. The proposed model emphasises high-quality, integrated care that keeps patients out of the hospital when unnecessary and focuses on prevention and reducing health inequalities. For a detailed insight into the future of urgent and emergency care provision and the pivotal role of ambulance services, read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gY4GXWpU #NHS #AmbulanceServices #EmergencyCare #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCare

Dangerous 👇 How can hospitals get care for severe/very severe M.E so badly wrong? Watch the X update here- https://lnkd.in/eErzujDP This type of situation is why I am campaigning for a NHS protocol for severe M.E.- https://lnkd.in/dB5n8dwj #NHS #Healthcare

🚑 Real-time Emergency Response: In critical moments, swift response is crucial. SafeZone empowers healthcare organizations with quick emergency response capabilities, enhancing the safety of both staff and patients. https://lnkd.in/g2Y7xPv3 #EmergencyResponse #SafeZoneHealthcare #HealthcareSafety #SafeZone #SafeZone #HealthcareSafety #HealthcareSecurity #WorkplaceViolence #NurseSafety #SafetyEverywhere

🚑 Real-time Emergency Response: In critical moments, swift response is crucial. SafeZone empowers healthcare organizations with quick emergency response capabilities, enhancing the safety of both staff and patients. https://lnkd.in/g2Y7xPv3 #EmergencyResponse #SafeZoneHealthcare #HealthcareSafety #SafeZone #SafeZone #HealthcareSafety #HealthcareSecurity #WorkplaceViolence #NurseSafety #SafetyEverywhere

🚑 Strengthening Safety & Quality in Ambulance Health Services 🚑 The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care has released the #NSQHS Standards Guide for Ambulance Health Services to ensure excellence in out-of-hospital care. This comprehensive guide addresses evolving challenges in modern ambulance services, including patient transport, emergency, and non-emergency care, as well as complex mobile healthcare. Key highlights include: ✅ Clinical Governance: Ensuring safety and quality through integrated leadership and risk management frameworks. ✅ Partnering with Consumers: Empowering patients in decision-making and enhancing health literacy. ✅ Infection Prevention: Strategies for managing infections and promoting sustainable use of resources. ✅ Medication Safety & Comprehensive Care: Ensuring safe medication practices and personalised care plans. ✅ Acute Deterioration & Emergency Response: Proactive systems to recognise and respond to patient deterioration. The guide is essential for improving outcomes, reducing risks, and assisting organisations providing out of hospital care to align their patient safety and quality improvement programs using the framework of the #NSQHS Standards. Essential reading for those involved in the delivery of ambulance health services!

Ambulance colleagues, a guide to help you on your safety and quality improvement journey.

🚑 NEWS FOR OUR PRE-HOSPITAL NETWORK!! The NSQHS Standards Guide for Ambulance Health Services were officially released earlier this week! 🙌 Many of us provided feedback on the adaption of the standards to fit the unique and evolving out-of-hospital care sector. These guides will help our clients and colleagues working in the pre-hospital space, focusing on strengthening safety, clinical governance and quality - yes all those things we love to chat about (and maybe drive you a little crazy with 😄)! Whilst its not mandated (yet), with a few exceptions, it’s an invaluable tool for driving better outcomes and mitigating risk in such a complex and dynamic field. Whether you’re new to NSQHS Standards, or already familiar with other sector standards, it’s worth the read. Of course, there will be differing views on how these standards fit within pre-hospital care. But as with other NSQHS Standards, we can think of the examples and actions as guides to test and improve our systems—not rigid actions. At the end of the day, these guides support best practices, helping us deliver the highest quality care to our communities. 💙 We can’t wait to see how they’re interpreted and applied across the sector. If you’re looking to implement the framework and need support, feel free to reach out! Let’s make this change together! 🤗