Paul Vavrinchik’s Post

Self-care is like a stitch on time, out-ruling the scope for grave medical interventions. While we should not play our own doctors, we can definitely be nursing ourselves at the first symptom and ensure a healthy life post treatments. In a world of growing healthy vulnerability, self-care comes handy. #selfcare #timelycure #prevention  #SUMUM

This is the face of why patient safety is so fundamentally important. We all need to strive to zero. https://lnkd.in/ef33ijUn

Discover the shocking flaws within our medical system that are causing long wait times and rushed treatment. Join us as we delve into the experiences of real patients and explore the consequences of these deficiencies. #MedicalSystemFlaws #LongWaitTimes #RushedTreatment #HealthcareIssues #PatientExperiences #HospitalWait #QualityOfCare #MedicalErrors #HealthcareProblems #PatientAdvocacy

It's important to learn about the differences between medical and non-medical detox. Medical detox is supervised by healthcare professionals who manage withdrawal symptoms safely, often using medication. Non-medical detox might use more holistic methods and doesn’t include medical intervention. If you have questions about this process, contact our admissions team at https://buff.ly/3T93oui #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #BreakTheStigma #EndTheStigma #MentalHealthMatters #YouAreNotAlone #MindfulMay #HealthyMindHealthyLife #TakeCareOfYourself #MentalHealthSupport #LetsTalkAboutIt

Upon meeting Ray, I asked him to inventory his medications. When We noticed Ray was juggling 15 medications, We knew immediate action was necessary. We accompanied him to his appointment because he was confused, sick, and ready to give up. After leaving the appointment, his doctor reduced his medications from 15 to 5 pills. Ray was being seen by multiple providers (systems were not talking). Perhaps in approximately 10-12 minute appointments, doctors were not questioning, or he could not understand medical jargon. Despite this, Ray is doing great and feeling better today. 704-254-1407 DID YOU KNOW THAT Medical errors are the third leading cause of death. It fluctuates between 2 and 3. I forgive mistakes, but what happened to my client was not okay. #medicationmanagementt #patientadvocacy #HealthcareSupport #medicationinventory #medicationsafety #healthcareawarenessness #patientcare #doctorpatientcommunication #improvedhealth #medicalerrors #medicine #medicationmanagement #patientempowerment #patientexperience #healthcaresystem #medicaljargon #HealthcareSuccess #directprimarycare #navigatewithnash #HealthcareNavigation #healthinsurance

Knowing the signs of shock empowers individuals to seek prompt professional help when needed. By recognizing symptoms such as rapid heart rate, low blood pressure, and clammy skin, individuals can take swift action to seek medical assistance. This proactive approach ensures that healthcare professionals can intervene promptly, providing the necessary treatment to stabilize the patient and prevent further complications. Ultimately, understanding the signs of shock facilitates timely access to professional healthcare, leading to improved outcomes and better patient care. #ShockAwareness #PromptMedicalCare #HealthcareSafety

Transform how you talk about dry eye with your patients! Shift the conversation from just addressing symptoms to emphasizing the medical necessity of treatment. Get your free customizable posters to guide patient discussions and highlight the importance of preventing permanent gland atrophy: https://lnkd.in/duBuArdc #EyeCare #DryEyeTreatment #PatientEducation "

significant number of deaths are attributed to preventable medical errors. Late diagnoses can worsen conditions and limit treatment options. Let's discuss ways to improve patient safety and early detection! #Agadcare #HospitalSafety #MedicalErrors #EarlyDetection

#SRECases: A recent incident at Oakville Hospital raises serious concerns about #PatientSafety and medical protocols. A 25-year-old patient faced severe complications following what was meant to be a routine appendectomy. Due to a series of #MedicalErrors and failures to follow proper procedures, the patient suffered life-threatening vascular damage, resulting in long-term medical needs and significant lifestyle changes. This incident highlights the critical importance of adhering to safety protocols and ensuring informed consent is thoroughly obtained. Discover how #SRE fought for justice in this case: https://heyor.ca/ODvNMY #MedicalMalpractice

I'm proud to support Action against Medical Accidents and Harmed Patient Alliance consultation on the Harmed Patient Pathway. The pathway aims to improve recovery and outcomes for harmed patients and families. If properly adopted, it will also result in better experiences for staff involved in incidents too. The consultation is a timely reminder of the importance of effective and compassionate communication in line with patient/family needs. Join the conversation and contribute to positive change! Take part here - https://lnkd.in/eAdXsyhN #HarmedPatientPathway #Healthcare #PatientCare #Consultation #HealthcareImprovement