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🎉 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐞 𝐅𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐨𝐧 𝐜𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐫 𝟐𝐧𝐝 𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐚𝐫𝐲! 🎉 We are thrilled to see our clients growing and achieving new milestones every day. It's an honor to be a small part of your journey and to witness your continued success. Here's to many more years of growth and achievements! 🥂 #ClientSuccess #Anniversary #TrueFacials #ProudPartner #appmetrics #healthcare #healthcaremarketing #performancemarketing

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We advocate because the system we’re living in is broken, and it’s time for change. We’re pushing against the barriers set by Fresenius Medical Care and DaVita Kidney Care because they created a world where patients are just numbers, where the technology is outdated, and where the truth about what’s really happening is hidden under layers of corporate rhetoric. Advocacy isn’t just a word; it’s a call to action, a lifeline for those who have been silenced by a system that was supposed to protect them. A stands for **Accountability**. We demand it from the corporations that profit from outdated technology, technology that’s supposed to save lives but instead risks them with unreported adverse events. Patients deserve better, and it’s time we hold these organizations accountable for the harm they cause. D stands for **Demanding Change**. It’s not enough to ask nicely. We’ve been polite long enough, but the system hasn’t changed. We demand a shift in how patients are treated, how technology is developed and implemented, and how the voices of those most affected are heard. V stands for **Voices**—yours, mine, everyone’s. We need more people speaking out, sharing their stories, pushing back against the status quo. We can’t do this alone; it takes a collective effort to break down these walls. O stands for **Outreach**. We have to reach out to each other, to teach, coach, and lead. This isn’t just about shouting into the void; it’s about connecting, building a community of advocates who are united in purpose. C stands for **Change**—systematic, deep, meaningful change. We can’t settle for surface-level fixes that allow these organizations to continue with business as usual. The change we seek is fundamental, affecting every level of care, from the technology used to the policies enacted. A stands for **Awareness**. We need to raise awareness about the outdated and inferior technology being pushed onto patients both in centers and at home. These machines are old, unreliable, and often unsafe, but the organizations responsible are too slow to respond, more concerned with profits than patient safety. C stands for **Care**—true care, the kind that listens, understands, and acts in the best interests of the patient. It’s what’s missing in this industry, and it’s what we’re fighting to restore. Y- stands for You because without you—your voice, your action, your willingness to spread the word—we can’t make the difference that’s needed. We’re standing up for those who are too weak, too sick, too weathered to fight. But we need your help. These large dialysis talk about improvements, but what we see are machines that should’ve been retired years ago, technology that’s failing those who need it most. And when things go wrong, they sweep it under the rug, ignoring the adverse events that should be addressed immediately. The FDA inquiries? They drag their feet, stalling, delaying, doing whatever they can to avoid the costs of real change #dialysis

In healthcare technology innovation, we often trip somewhere between noble intentions and actually improving how humans deliver and receive healthcare. We bias toward simplicity and quick execution then fail at delivering usable help to the people in the healthcare system – providers, patients, caregivers… the humans in healthcare. But there are glimmers! There are people with big brains and bigger hearts like Ruben Amarasingham, MD, a brilliant and caring physician with a calling: to improve healthcare delivery for real people. (The origin story of his company Pieces is the superhero-story kind of good.) He and his team at Pieces are showing us - have been, for years - that AI can be a helper when brilliant minds don’t shy away from the nuance inherent in creating useful solutions. These guys head right at complexity, then with care, apply their powerful brains and tools to solve real problems (see screenshot below). Yukun Chen is truly gloriously brilliant Komli-Kofi Atsina is a deeply good human with such a great mind and kind heart Lehanne Doyle makes everything hard feel brighter and more possible Keep an eye on Pieces: they are a shining light of promise-made-real in an industry where the best ideas (and tools!) often fall short of solving people’s real needs. [This is not an infomercial. I was blessed to have spent a tiny bit of time working at Pieces (until factors in my life got in the way), an experience that improved my perspective in so many meaningful ways, not least of which is that I can identify more clearly this industry’s version of Mr. Roger’s helpers* - good and brilliant people with the expertise and focus to dive into complexity and help us all see that what’s possible can be made real.] *“When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, 'Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” - Fred Rogers

To kick off Patient Experience Week, here's a clinically safe article for the providers that need tips and ideas to "celebrate healthcare staff who provide compassionate, patient-centered care and aims to raise awareness about the critical role positive patient experiences play in healthcare outcomes." If that sounds complicated ... you're not alone. Where's the experience? In a culture that celebrates healthcare staff who provide a caring patient experience, there are opportunities to acknowledge people every day that do their best regardless of the challenges they have to overcome. We should absolutely celebrate this week, and go a step further. I will repost any provider's acknowledgement of their staff, or story about the little things they do to make a big difference in people's lives. #healthcare #patientexperienceweek #PXWeek2024 #customerexperience

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- Standards are amazing - USB, SQL, REST, JSON and so many more. - Standards are ok but slow, eg FIHR. - Standards are friction creating when scoped wrong- eg cloud computing portability. Advice: create balance across vendors and pick the right level. Eg objective is acceleration of smart hospital; but start with practical items within it that are actionable vs top down vague concepts. Better standards will help more innovative vendors and hospitals firsr and that is a great objective to pull the industry towards positive innovation faster !

Discover the future of healthcare with an introduction to the innovative concept of nurse-led clinics and unveiling our new initiative to empower general practices. Learn how to establish and thrive in a clinic that manages chronic diseases and enhances community health. Join us to explore practical strategies, gain valuable insights, and take the first step toward revolutionising patient care in your local area. Don’t miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of a transformative healthcare model! Learning Outcomes: ✔ Establish a foundation knowledge of what a nurse-led clinic is. ✔ Develop a deeper understanding of how to establish one. ✔ Explore how nurse-led clinics can be sustainable in practices long term through the use of existing MBS item numbers. ✔ Understand the next steps forward and how to get involved in our upcoming project to establish sustainable clinics in your practice. Presented by Living Well, Your Way; Caroline Holtby, Program Director of Collaborative Commissioning and Elise Penton, LWYW Practice Nurse Project Officer. Where: Online via Zoom Available sessions: Wednesday 28th August at 1:00pm – register here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gJq8T6cC Wednesday 4th September at 12:30pm – register here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gfSdyfHn

“We’re leading with selection, value and convenience. We have a team-based mentality and want to be the best place for providers to deliver care.” One Medical’s Chief Executive Officer Trent Green spoke with Forbes’s Bruce Japsen about One Medical's intentional approach to growth with the needs of both patients and providers in mind. Read the full story here 👇 #primarycare #healthcareinnovation

Celebrating National Patient Experience Week! 🎉 This week, we honor the amazing dedication of healthcare professionals who enhance patient care every day. From doctors and nurses to administrative teams and support staff, their commitment to creating a positive patient experience is integral to quality care. 🏥❤️ Why is Patient Experience so Crucial? Patient experience is at the heart of quality healthcare. It goes beyond medical outcomes to include every interaction within the healthcare setting. When patients feel valued, heard, and cared for, it not only improves their satisfaction but also leads to better health outcomes. A positive patient experience is a key indicator of quality care because it directly affects treatment effectiveness, adherence to medical advice, and overall health outcomes. 🌟 Here’s how we can appreciate our healthcare heroes this Patient Experience Week:  Express Gratitude: Say thank you to the healthcare staff for their unwavering compassion and care. 🙏  Share Stories: Highlight positive patient stories and testimonials to showcase the significant impact of their efforts. 📖  Celebrate Achievements: Acknowledge both individual and team contributions that have improved the patient experience. 🏆  Provide Support: Offer resources or initiatives that promote staff wellbeing and professional development. 📚 Let’s make this Patient Experience Week memorable by showing our profound appreciation for the healthcare teams who go the extra mile for their patients every day! Let’s strive not just for treatment, but for comfort, understanding, and respect in every patient interaction. #PatientExperienceWeek #PatientCare #HealthcareExcellence #QualityCare #HealthcareHeroes