One of our strengths has always been helping the people who heal. Now, with 63% of physicians exhibiting signs of burnout post-pandemic, it's crucial now more than ever to provide them with support, resources, and strategies for well-being. Attend our next webinar to see how our yearlong collaboration with Catholic Health improved clinician well-being and resilience at their organization ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gxv5pm7W
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Did you miss our recent webinar with Dr. Virna Little of Concert Health and Dr. Eileen Barrett of IHI on preventing clinician #suicide? The video and slides are now available to share and reference best practices on this important topic. Let's care for the healers. https://ow.ly/tzof50PN4g3 #suicideprevention American Association of Teaching Health Centers
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TEDx Speaker | CEO of GeriatRx, Inc. | Certified Community Pharmacogenomics (PGx) Consultant, Deprescribing Coach and Implementation Strategist, Top 50 Most Influential Pharmacists 2022, The Deprescribing Pharmacist
Our current model of "a pill for the ill" is simply not working. Our aging population is getting larger and becoming more vocal about the quality of life they wish to have. So gone are the days when we give patients prescriptions and expect them to 'take as prescribed'. Our patients are seeking a chance to be a part of the decision-making process surrounding their health. And we owe it to them to listen and provide all possible options for their care. This is where value-based care deprescribing comes in. Deprescribing clinicians can benefit from a fee-for-service model where they can cater to the persons seeking their expertise. If you are ready to be paid for the value you bring to your patients through deprescribing, sign up for my deprescribing accelerator HERE 👉🏾https://zurl.co/sR7x
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Our current model of "a pill for the ill" is simply not working. Our aging population is getting larger and becoming more vocal about the quality of life they wish to have. So gone are the days when we give patients prescriptions and expect them to 'take as prescribed'. Our patients are seeking a chance to be a part of the decision-making process surrounding their health. And we owe it to them to listen and provide all possible options for their care. This is where value-based care deprescribing comes in. Deprescribing clinicians can benefit from a fee-for-service model where they can cater to the persons seeking their expertise. If you are ready to be paid for the value you bring to your patients through deprescribing, sign up for my deprescribing accelerator HERE 👉🏾https://zurl.co/sR7x
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Oral health disparities are a public health issue impacting the equitable well-being of children and adults in Texas. Join us for a webinar to learn about a roadmap for oral health equity in Texas with community voice as the driving force of the project. Register now: https://bit.ly/3U8gVDi
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Community engagement works—for the health of patients, and specifically for diabetes management. It provides a framework for supported and culturally competent care. See what steps your health organization can take to implement it: https://lnkd.in/gAaHdHi
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In a recent Research in Practice Blog post, Clinical Futures' experts Dr. Aditi Vasan and Dr. George Dalembert provide guidance for addressing racism throughout the intervention development and implementation cycle through a conceptualized antiracist framework. This framework encourages policy makers and pediatric health systems to be mindful of the various types of racism that may underlie policies and practices to guide improvements focused on better and more equitable health outcomes. Check out the blog post to learn more: https://bit.ly/48WBbM1
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Alzheimer’s disease is a growing public health crisis in Rhode Island. 24,000 people aged 65 and older are living with AD, and 36,000 caregivers bearing the burden of caring for those with the disease. On Thursday, September 21st, join Carney for a panel discussion about the latest advances in Alzheimer’s research and treatment, and how Rhode Island is playing a leading role in the battle against AD. Learn more and register @ bit.ly/CarneyWAD23
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Family Physician |Tele-Health Specialist | Certified E-Doc (DUHS) | Public Health Speaker | Certified E-Coordinator for Healthy Ageing Care (DUHS) |
Strengthening Primary Health Care is the only way to address our abysmal and many deteriorating vital health indicators related to family planning, maternal and child health, communicable and non-communicable diseases, and mental health. By not addressing these issues effectively we are endangering our future. Hence it is as much a national security issue as any traditional national security consideration. Absolutely No 2 ways about this . We need effective advocacy for Primary Care at multiple levels. We need Primary Care Physicians (PCPs) with Leadership skills to come forward- We need unified voice -a strong platform to support PCPs. No politics, no hidden agendas. No leg pulling and back stabbing Mafias. We have had enough of this already!! https://lnkd.in/dzkc7XCX
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In the shadows of depression, finding the right support is crucial. Our team at Hopefield Healthcare is here to listen, understand, and provide the care you need. Together, we can navigate towards brighter days. 💚 #MentalHealthSupport #HopefieldCares
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Hospital-Induced delirium can have a serious impact on health outcomes for seniors. Check out our latest blog for information about the prevention and management of this common issue. https://lnkd.in/gFCCVv8D
Hospital-Induced Delirium: How can you help? - BethCare
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