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#Selfcare increases access, equity, and quality of care. It's a way for individuals to take their health into their own hands and an ace up health systems' sleeves to expand capacity beyond clinic-based services. That's why the World Health Organization offers guidance for health systems to implement #selfcare interventions across regional contexts. Give it a read: https://bit.ly/3LHqhAm #GlobalHealth #HealthEquity #PublicHealth #SelfCareRevolution #HealthcareInnovation #WHO #HealthSystems

Communication between communities and sponsors is one of the most effective ways to create meaningful impacts on patients' lives. Explore how Legacy Health Strategies‘s new initiative, My Health, My Legacy, is fueling generations of health empowerment in communities of color. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eMThtty9 #Healthcare #HealthEquity #ClinicalTrials

📢Presentation Highlight Elena Marks and Charles Mathias, Ph.D. recently presented on their latest policy report, Enhancing Texas’ Health Care Investments by Addressing Patients’ Non-Medical Needs, to the National Alliance to Impact the Social Determinants of Health. 📊 This report highlights opportunities to better integrate non-medical services into health care, aiming to significantly improve health outcomes across Texas. 🏥 Their presentation covered key strategies for the design and development of the report for NASDOH alliance members. #Healthcare #HealthPolicy #PublicHealth #DataDriven

One of the best forums to start the year with the right foot. Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) California Medical Association and Cedars-Sinai Executive Leaders talk about the current challenges, barriers, and opportunities to the healthcare system in #California #Policy #Health #opportunities #UCLA #HealthForum

AGAIN! The United States is lagging on health system performance. Even though we spend the most! We need to address our Lack of Healthcare Interoperability. With interoperability, everything will be transparent. We can start tackling our healthcare spending. We will know the price of every procedure, diagnostic test, hospital stay, and treatment cycle. We will have increased patient safety and satisfaction, because comprehensive patient information will follow the patient wherever they access care! Quality of Care will exceed our expectations, because of medical breakthroughs and disease surveillance. Let’s give Healthcare Interoperability a shot. What do we have to lose?

Transform patient care with Applied Health Analytics technology. Our advanced solutions effectively identify at-risk individuals for prediabetes, promoting a proactive approach to healthcare. Support community health by spreading awareness about the importance of the Prediabetes Risk Test: https://bit.ly/2AA5XgC #prediabetes #employeehealth #employeehealthandwellbeing #employeehealthenhancement #employeewellbeing #employeewellness #employerhealthinitiatives

The USA has a Sickcare Profit Maximization System - multiple for-profit, publically traded insurance companies, hospital systems and private groups with no mandate for universal coverage. So ... It's not just that there are cracks that poor and underserved people can fall through THERE IS NO FLOOR So in the areas where you can't make money, our Healthcare statistics look like sub-Saharan Africa. Just look at infant and maternal mortality in places like Mississippi - especially among black women - the most underserved - and a direct modern expression of racism. And Healthcare debt is the number one cause of bankruptcy. And don't even get me started on gun violence and child mortality rates To even say the words "Healthcare System" in the same sentence as " United States of America" implying that we have one.... Is an abomination. #FUBAR is the only reasonable hashtag here And yet 17% of of the GDP is in the trough were the pigs are feeding HMMMM follow the money maybe?

As highlighted in the latest Mirror, Mirror 2024 report by The Commonwealth Fund, the U.S. continues to face significant disparities in healthcare access and affordability. Despite high spending, millions of Americans struggle to afford essential care, contributing to growing inequities in health outcomes. The urgency of this issue can not be overstated. Economic instability and rising healthcare costs place undue burden on working families and vulnerable populations. As leaders, we must drive forward impactful reforms that ensure everyone has access to affordable, high-quality care. The current state of healthcare demands a call to action with a focus on: Access: Breaking down barriers to care through innovative policies and expanded coverage. Affordability: Addressing systemic cost drivers to make healthcare affordable for all. Equity: Ensuring healthcare access is not dependent on socio-economic status by promoting equal care across communities. Change requires decisive leadership. A healthcare system that works for everyone is one that is equitable, affordable, and sustainable. #HealthcareReform #Equity #Access #FutureOfHealthcare #LeadershipForChange

📉 I don’t like this at all. A new report from the #CommonwealthFund shows that despite spending more on healthcare than any other country, the US continues to lag behind in key performance metrics. Why do you think we in the US are falling so far behind? I’d love to hear your thoughts—please share in the comments below. Let’s discuss how we can make meaningful improvements! Thank you Alen Voskanian, MD, MBA, FAAHPM, FACHE for sharing! #HealthcareOnLinkedIn #LITrendInTopics #HealthcareReform #HealthInequality #CaliforniaHealthCareFoundation #HealthCareInnovation

In 1978, the International Conference on Primary Health Care in Alma-Ata made a historic declaration affirming that primary health care is a fundamental right for individuals and communities worldwide. #primarycare #accessibilityforall #ComprehensiveCare #HealthForAll_ByAll #globalhealthequity