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Shaping the Future of Health and Social Care - The first Catalyst Care Group White Paper Publication is live! The aim of our White paper is to share information with everyone in the health and social care sector and spark discussions about where we go next in the world of providing human-centred care and support in people’s own homes. Download the free copy of the White Paper here: https://lnkd.in/dcQ4Npsk #SocialCare #CatalystForChange #WhitePaperCCG

The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) is hosting a free event on "How social prescribing is revolutionising the way we look at health and wellbeing". They will explore how social prescribing can support patients to improve their health and wellbeing, with an emphasis on the function that it provides within a healthcare setting. You'll gain an increased understanding of the role that social prescribing has in providing a truly person-centred approach within health by exploring the evidence, case studies and innovations across the country. So what does this mean for planning? Simple, when planning your health hubs, don't just calculate GP space requirements, include space for Allied Health Care Practitioners and Social Prescribing. This way you are increasing capacity but also enhancing and expanding care in the community that would be best placed to tackle current and looming health and social care service challenges. It also increases the long term viability and sustainability of community health care (yes, GP's and Pharmacies do close and consolidate), and you create improved working conditions helping to retain and entice staff. Sign up now, they have limited places. https://lnkd.in/eJ67Sa3G

Want to make a difference in your community? Get involved in your county's Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA)! The CHNA identifies unique health needs of a community, ensuring hospitals and their partners have the necessary information to address these needs effectively. They're conducted every three years in a collaboration between health departments, hospitals, and other non-profit, government, education, faith-based, and business organizations. Assessments often include surveys and interviews with community members and leaders, providing insights into local strengths, gaps, and pressing health issues. Through collaboration and partnership, some wonderfully impactful programs are launched, helping their communities. Read all about CHNAs and how to get involved here: https://bit.ly/4cljdER #HealthierCommunities #hospitals #healthcare #community

Part of making great strides in health care is addressing the social determinants of health in our communities. Over the next several weeks, we will be highlighting the impacts of each of our community grants from the last year. See what we've achieved with these collaborative efforts. https://lnkd.in/efAUtDe5 #JHHPGrants2023 #CommunityHealthImpact

🤝 Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. 🏥 From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. 🌱 Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. 👥 Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

🤝 Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. 🏥 From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. 🌱 Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. 👥 Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

🤝 Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. 🏥 From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. 🌱 Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. 👥 Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

🤝 Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. 🏥 From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. 🌱 Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. 👥 Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

Exciting news - #Congress has negotiated a funding #deal and it includes funding Community Health Centers! Now they need to pass it - by this Friday, March 8! If you contacted your congressperson to advocate for this health center #funding, thank you! If you haven't yet had a chance, please take time today - our Wednesday Health Center Day of Action - to reach out and get this funding across the finish line! Your US House Representative and Senators need to hear that this funding bill deserves their vote; you could even remind them how many of their constituents rely on #communityhealthcenters for care. For instance, last year Community Health Centers served 31.5 million patients in urban, suburban, rural, frontier, and island communities in every state and territory. This translates to 1 in 11 Americans across over 1,400 health centers at nearly 15,000 locations. I think we can all agree, these are not insignificant numbers. Will you be part of the final push and call your members of Congress today to let them know that thousands of their constituents depend on a #bipartisan, long-term funding for health centers? If so, check out the link here: https://lnkd.in/g5_z2ZJe #valuechcs #healthcenters #fqhcs

🚨 New Resource Alert 🚨 Screening for social drivers of health is a big topic of discussion in health care and I'm excited to share a new report from the Children’s Hospital Association in collaboration with Nyoo Health. The report shares strategies children’s hospitals and health systems have used to implement social drivers of health screenings and was informed by 29 children's hospital. The report covers how hospitals: ▪️Screen patients and families for social drivers. ▪️Respond to positive screens. ▪️Build community partnerships. ▪️Improve workflows and referral processes. While the report focuses on children's hospital, it highlights unique considerations that apply when screening children and their families for social drivers in any setting. It is a resource for EVERY organization that treats children, and that includes almost ALL hospital and health systems. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/eu-3hAfM