Join LeadingAge and Pathway Health on July 9th for the virtual event, “Staffing Mandate: Compliance with the Facility Assessment Provisions,” and get a comprehensive look at how LeadingAge members can prepare for the new requirements slated to go into effect in August 2024. Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/es6UuG2g
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If healthcare integrity is in your focus, join former healthcare executive and patient advocate Wendell Potter tomorrow for a discussion on "Safeguarding Health Care's Runaway Train: A Rescue Plan for Americans." #WendellPotter #SafeguardingHealthcare #TruthToPower
JOIN ME: Tomorrow @ 2PM EST I will be moderating a panel featuring Chris Deacon, Jeff Hogan and Brian Klepper titled "Safeguarding Health Care's Runaway Train: A Rescue Plan for Americans." RSVP FOR FREE HERE: https://lnkd.in/enCNsPbj
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Meet Angela Cheng, a unit manager dedicated to patient care and fostering a positive environment on her unit. Angela's colleagues have described her as monumental in improving staff morale, ensuring everyone feels cared for and valued. She believes everyone shares the fundamental need for care and support, both staff and patients alike. That’s what makes Angela our Hero in Health!🎉🩺🏆 Learn more about how Angela and our incredible, unsung heroes in health: bit.ly/4c6tgxe
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Not much has changed in Medicare #telehealth policy since the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) ended a little more than a year ago. We are still operating under temporary waivers and flexibilities and, as a result, many pandemic-era virtual care policies are facing a cliff on December 31, 2024. Read on as we explore the virtual care policy landscape one year after the end of the PHE, and describe the actions Congress and federal agencies must take for such pandemic-era policies to continue. Authors: Rachel Stauffer | Leigh Feldman | Julia Grabo | Rachel Hollander | Erica Stocker
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Little has changed in Medicare #telehealth policy since the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) ended last May. We are still operating under temporary waivers and flexibilities and, as a result, many pandemic-era virtual care policies are facing a cliff on December 31, 2024. Read on as we explore the virtual care policy landscape one year after the end of the PHE, and describe the actions Congress and federal agencies must take for such pandemic-era policies to continue. Authors: Rachel Stauffer | Leigh Feldman | Julia Grabo | Rachel Hollander | Erica Stocker
Exploring the Virtual Care Policy Landscape One Year Post-PHE
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Our six pledges are our roadmap for success as a combined organization and elevating clinical preeminence and safety is top of mind. These core areas represent where we know Advocate Health can have a significant impact given our newfound scale and complementary strengths. Our patients share their testimony on what sets Advocate Health apart. Learn more about our roadmap for success in our annual report here: https://bit.ly/3u4py7k
Elevating Clinical Preeminence and Safety
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A reminder of our specified persons guidance. We hope this guide helps all health and care professionals to ensure good and lawful practice with these important duties. Read the guide here: http://bit.ly/34ZjnEX
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Introducing Conversations on Quality and Patient Safety: A new video discussion series from The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety featuring experts on healthcare's most important topics. The first episode covers workplace violence and features Bonnie Michelman, CPP, CHPA, Vice President and Chief Security Officer, Mass General Brigham, and James Phillips, MD, Chief of the Disaster and Operational Medicine Section, George Washington University. Watch the full discussion: https://lnkd.in/g-DQXHn3
Dr. James Phillips, George Washington University, on indicators for workplace violence
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🎉 Wrapping up the 3-day marathon that was the Texas Association of Health Plans 2023 conference, I can't help but be in awe of Texas' progress, conscious of the size of the challenges that face the state, and optimistic about the future. Here are some of my top takeaways from Days 2&3: 📄 Texas Medicaid has new leadership and she’s got priorities: Emily Zalkovsky is a veteran of HHSC but she’s new to the Medicaid Director role and she’s here with clear priorities. That kind of direction is just what the field needs to engage and transform the delivery system. Expanding access to members, driving adoption of value based models, and expanding partnerships are just a few of her top 5 priorities. She’s clearly a leader to watch in this space. 💰 Value Based Care is here to stay y’all: It says a lot that Day 2 of the conference had a panel on some aspect of value based care during all time slots. It’s a reflection that the state of VBC is strong here in TX and it was great to see what models are working and seeing high levels of uptake (TCOC attributed to PCP still dominates the space) and to have honest conversations about what’s not working (need to move beyond ‘boilerplate’ models, need to involve specialty care, need to think about what types of providers are the right principal care provider—hint: it’s not always the PCP!) 🚩 Business as we know it no longer: A key thread running through the panel conversations and the conversations at the water cooler was the high level of disruption this space is experiencing. Whether it is the Medicaid redetermination process, the questions raised by artificial intelligence creeping into the workflows of both payers and providers, or the rising costs of RX due to GLP-1 and other high-cost pharmaceuticals, it is clear that 2023 was a year of turbulent change. And don’t look to 2024 for stability. I’ll have a full write up next week, for now, know that Texas is an exciting market for those looking to bring value into the health care ecosystem.
Juliette Price will be attending the Texas Health Plan Association annual conference in Houston, TX on Nov. 6, 2023 . If you're going to be in the area and you are interested in meeting with Juliette, please reach out to us at connect@hsg.global.
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Explore our 2023 Summit Outcomes report to learn how the 11th Annual TPCC Summit brought stakeholders together in Houston, TX, to address the challenges of putting primary care front and center in our health care system. https://ow.ly/y0kP50Qgz8S
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Join Camille, Juli, and Sherri from FORVIS as they discuss Case Mix and MDS at the Missouri Health Care Association's Mid-Year Conference! Learn more here.
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