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Do you want to be a part of a growing industry in 2024? 📰 Hot off the presses, the US Bureau of Labor has posted their numbers. 📢 It's no secret that government has added more jobs, but look how many the Private Education and Healthcare sector has added! 💡 This is the industry you want to be in as we begin 2024. 💡 You guessed it - This is exactly who we are here at LearnWell. Join us and be a part of the future of education and mental healthcare. Check out our 3 business lines! LearnWell Comprehensive Counseling LCSWs ilearn wellness 🚀 #PrivateEducation #Healthcare #GrowingIndustry #recruitment #talentacquisition #educationjobs #mentalhealthjobs

Teaching and training tomorrow’s health professionals is incredibly rewarding and a continual learning experience. In the classroom, I learn as much from my students as they do from me. Their questions and perspectives enrich my understanding and challenge me to think differently. It’s a transformative experience where every interaction is a two-way street of knowledge and growth. Being part of a dedicated team makes it even more special, as together we shape the future of healthcare, one lesson at a time. #InspireFuture #TeamWork #HealthEducation #TeachingJourney #UKHealth "Learning is a journey where the destination is not as important as the discoveries made along the way."

Health literacy is a critical tool for individual and community well-being. It isn't just about understanding medical jargon; it's about equipping employees with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health. It's about navigating the complexities of the healthcare system, understanding preventive measures, and advocating for their own well-being. Here are some ways employers can contribute: Education: Integrating health literacy education year-round can lay a strong foundation for informed decision-making and healthier lifestyles. Accessible Information: Providing clear, concise, and culturally relevant health information ensures everyone can access and understand the healthcare resources at their fingertips. Technology: Leveraging technology to disseminate accurate health information through online platforms, apps, and telemedicine services can bridge gaps in access and understanding. Community Engagement: Engaging with your employees throughout the year regarding their benefits fosters a culture of health literacy and encourages active participation in healthcare decisions. Together let's invest and empower our communities to take charge in their health journey. #humanresources #GenerousBenefits #healthliteracy

🅺 Promoting Well-Being: The Significance of Health Knowledge in Today's Society 🌱💡 In order to navigate healthcare institutions, make educated decisions about one's own well being and health, and speak up for one's own medical requirements, one must be well-literate. Health literacy gives people the knowledge, abilities, and self-assurance to comprehend and apply health information efficiently, enabling them to take charge of their health, fend off disease, and enhance well-being. #Wellness #Health Education #Health Literacy Fundamentally, health literacy entails being able to communicate with healthcare professionals, find resources connected to health, and make educated decisions regarding one's own health, in addition to comprehending fundamental health information and services. Gaining proficiency in health literacy enables people to make knowledgeable decisions about their health by understanding medical language, interpreting health information, and accessing trustworthy sources of health information. #TalentServe # HealthLiteracy

To me when we talk about health workforce development.Particulary, the quality of healthcare services we have two key points to focus on: 1. Improve inter-professionals communication it will lead to inter-professionals best practice and better patient care. 2. Behavior change and quality of technical need to involve both sides health education institutions (Universities and schools etc) and practical side ( Hospitals, Health Center etc) it will lead to one direction and standard what health professional learned are what they have a real practice in clinical placement 🥰

Excited to dive into the impact of unexpected events on students’ learning and their social-emotional skills. The key question: How does this influence their learning journey and shape their path into healthcare? Exploring ways to integrate social-emotional learning into health professional programs. #HBCUEducation #healthcarejourney

Thought of the day: The “see one - do one” approach is often used in the training of health professionals; however, there is criticism of this approach. "First, the approach has been used for decades and does not adhere to recent principles of adult learning such as active learner involvement (McLeod et al., 2001)." Also, "given the diversity of existing procedures today, others argue that the teaching approach should be modified to “see many, learn from the result and do many” (Rohrich, 2006)." how are you teaching complex concepts in healthcare? love to hear your thoughts... more on this coming soon 🤔 https://lnkd.in/ghMtF2SK #MSKUltrasound #healthcare #education

𝗦𝘂𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗧𝗶𝗽𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵 𝗦𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿! 🚀 𝗠𝘆𝘁𝗵𝘀 what are the popular myths you want to debunk?? Some common myths in health sector and valuable tips. 🌟 Myth: Telehealth is impersonal and lacks quality care. 🔍 Fact: Telehealth offers a convenient and effective way to receive healthcare services. Providers can offer personalized care, and patients can access quality healthcare from the comfort of their homes. 🌟 Myth: Health education is only for professionals. 🔍 Fact: Health education is essential for everyone. Understanding basic health concepts empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their health and well-being. 💡 5 Tips for Effective Health Education: Use Simple Language: Avoid medical jargon and use language that is easy for everyone to understand. Focus on Prevention: Educate people on how to prevent illnesses and maintain good health. Utilize Visual Aids: Use visuals such as diagrams and infographics to enhance understanding. Engage with Stories: Share real-life stories to make health education more relatable and impactful. Encourage Action: Provide practical steps that people can take to improve their health. 🕒 How These Tips Can Benefit You: By incorporating these tips into your health education efforts, you can effectively communicate important health messages, engage your audience, and inspire positive behavior change. 🤔 What other myths or tips have you encountered in the health sector? Share them in the comments below! Let's continue to learn and grow together. 🔗 Connect with me for more insights and tips on health education and telehealth! #myths #Healthsector #Telehealth #Tips #Educator #20daylinkedinchallengewithhaoma #knowledge

Love this perspective. Hope our interactions as faculty will inspire, engage and encourage students to continue their path of learning, curiosity and, as someone who facilitates healthcare experiential learning opportunities, evoke the passion to help others lead healthier lives/improve health equity 🥰 #teaching #teachingandlearning #experientiallearning #hopeforthefuture #healthcareeducation

It is interesting to watch the changing of the geographical structures in Irish Health care delivery and service. This occurs on quite a regular basis going as far back as 1960 as evidenced in this letter to my father who worked in health at the time. As most people who drive quality know, it requires more than structural change to improve health systems. As Donabedian advised; good structures +good processes = good outcomes for the patient. There is no doubt this generation has an advantage in that advances in education for clinicians and management as well as the digital and technology revolution and a much more advanced private and not for profit system are key enablers. That said my advice to all change agents, including myself, is to appreciate the past, to use the present to get to a better future. Do not be afraid to challenge outdated processes to deliver better care for more people.