Please take a moment to nominate NJH for BEST HOSPICE, BEST ADULT MEDICINE AND BEST PLACE TO WORK! Thank you. https://lnkd.in/e7apKKuk
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What care is like as a Patina patient Patina is age-friendly primary care that's purpose-built for adults 65+. We love working with older adults and are so grateful for the hundreds of patients who have chosen us. Every day, they share incredible feedback, telling us Patina is the kind of care they always wished they had but didn’t know existed. Watch this video to see what care is like as a Patina patient. #PatinaHealth #PatinaPatient #CareAtPatina https://lnkd.in/e_VWQgd7
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THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE IN HOSPICE SERVICE PROVIDERS. We understand the issues seniors, physicians and families face and have developed programs to address them. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eyy7EGm #ourcaredifference #ourcare #hospicecare #kansashospice #kchospice #kansascity
OUR CARE DIFFERENCE - Kansas Palliative & Hospice Care
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Happening Tonight! Join us for an intimate and insightful conversation with Dr. Lauren Daley as we delve into the challenges and rewards of palliative care. This free event will explore the importance of providing compassionate care in a medical system that can often feel fragmented. Dr. Daley will offer valuable insights on how families, doulas, and medical professionals can collaborate to provide the best possible support through the palliative care journey. After losing her mother unexpectedly, Dr. Daley was drawn to palliative medicine and is deeply committed to helping others develop a healthier relationship with death. She believes that embracing death can transform how we live and is dedicated to fostering open, honest discussions about life's most meaningful experiences. This event is perfect for anyone who is interested in offering or receiving compassionate end-of-life care. Bring your thoughts, questions, and an open heart as we explore our shared humanity. Hosted by Death & Dying Network International (DDNI), a welcoming community for anyone passionate about death education. We lead brave conversations about death, dying, and end-of-life planning, while building meaningful connections across all walks of life. https://lnkd.in/e82eZjq4 #DeathAndDyingNetworkInternational #DDNI #DrLaurenDaley #PalliativeCare #EndOfLifeCare #CompassionateCare #DeathEducation #Doulas #FamilySupport #OpenConversations #LifeAndDeath #HealthcareChallenges #Mortality #DeathPositivity #CourageousConversations #PalliativeMedicine
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☀ Tampa sure is nice this time of year! If you're heading to the Hospice News Palliative Care Conference make sure you connect with Benjamin Clarke, Sara Nigro, and James J.! They're looking forward to hearing from the executive speakers and discussing new innovations taking hold in the industry! #HospicePharmacy #PalliativeCare #HospiceTechnology #PalliativeTechnology #HospiceNews
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Wolfson Children's Hospital in Jacksonville has been named one of the top eight children's hospitals in the country, and it was one of three health care facilities in Florida to make The Leapfrog Group's Top Children's Hospital list for 2023. Read the full news article here: https://bit.ly/4agrkm9 #JaxChamberHealthCouncil #HealthCouncil #HealthcareJax #JaxChamber
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Nurse Innovator 🩺 | Linked In Top Nursing Voice 2024 | Advanced Practice Nurse Manager, Queensway Carleton Hospital
Researchers have identified that 32% of individuals over age 70 and approximately 50% of those over age 80 experience a loss of physical function (activities of daily living) during hospitalization. Implementing specific geriatric models of care can improve hospitalization-associated outcomes, such as: ⤴ Increased likelihood of discharge home instead of to a facility ⬇ Decreased incidence of delirium ⬇ Decreased mortality risk ↘ Shortened hospital length of stay (LOS) ↘ Lower or equal costs of hospital care Earlier patient mobilization programs in hospitals, such as QCH's "Get Moving Team," decrease the risk of functional decline during hospitalization and significantly reduce hospital care costs in Ontario. Specialized geriatric nursing resources that provide clinical expertise in our Emergency Department team will deliver person-centered, high-quality care and provide faster access to the necessary services within hours of hospitalization for our patients living with dementia. The caregivers of our most vulnerable patients deserve early navigation support that is practical and useful in our Emergency Department. QCH is very well-known for it's innovative lens on geriatric and dementia care. Highlighting initiatives that benefit our older adults is so crucial to ensuring they become sustainable, receive permanent funding, and can be replicated across hospitals in Ontario. The work always continues in improving the lives of our older adults in acute care hospitals. #innovationinhealthcare #personcenteredcare #geriatrics #hospital
Last November, Marion Wright fractured her pelvis in multiple places after falling in her home. When she arrived at QCH, she was completely immobilized and began to wonder what her future would hold. That changed after a few days when members of the QCH Get Moving team began working with her. The program has helped over 1,280 patients get home faster, through early and frequent functional mobility training. Some patients are leaving the hospital in better condition than when they arrived. Marion credits the team for recovering as well as she did and believes she wouldn’t still be living independently without the support of the program. Read more in Elizabeth Payne’s Ottawa Citizen article: https://lnkd.in/g2jRaS4v #OttNews #Ottawa
Seniors are leaving this Ottawa hospital in better shape than when they arrived. Here's why that's unusual
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Come visit Laci & I to learn more about the business!
Attn: Michigan home health and hospice association members......
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Today, we honor the selfless healthcare professionals and caregivers, who provide long-term and hospice care to the most vulnerable members of our communities. Let's take time, today and every day, to celebrate these extraordinary individuals and thank them for their compassion and dedication. Learn more about the essential role caregivers play in this article ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eZrVNbyV Happy National Caregivers Day!
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Children's palliative care is a critical yet often misunderstood area of healthcare. That’s why, this week we'll shine a light on the incredible work of Footprints 4 Sam, who have joined forces with The International Children’s Palliative Care Network (ICPCN) on their Hats On for Children's Palliative Care campaign, and how they are making a difference in the lives of families facing pediatric illness and how their approach to sustainability ensures long-term impact: https://loom.ly/4d6a79E
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As we continue to observe #NationalStrokeAwarenessMonth, we want to discuss the ways that hospice can help support and comfort stroke patients during their final stages. Learn more at https://nuvi.me/f26n86.
May is National Stroke Awareness Month
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