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2. How can neurofeedback help private clinics and hospitals increase their income stream, whilst helping reduce the waiting list problem?  The NHS will have to continue to try to out source more and more therapy to overcome their waiting list problem, given that they don't have sufficient resources themselves. Constraints upon innovation and technology have been apparent within the NHS for decades. In the meantime perfectly safe and effective neurofeedback treatment methods sit by waiting for the NICE guidelines green light to come on, which will come, sooner or later In the meantime, NFB treatment, can have a significant positive and effective impact upon stream-lining new psychotherapeutic resources, to help increase the number of patients seen faster. NFB training is easily used and administer clinically. Clinicians can be trained in the basic system effectively within in 3 or 4 days. More specialist training and support can be provided for more complex treatment needs on an ongoing basis, but again this can be achieved in days and weeks and not months and years, and in doing so help overcome the problem of scarce resources now, while it matters. Neurofeedback is making a difference to people's healthcare and wellbeing needs, why not call us and find out how we can help you, add neurofeedback to your clinical therapy resources.

Joseph Zorek, PharmD, BCGP, FNAP continues sharing content from his book, as the conversation around #IPE continues during National Interprofessional Healthcare Month! Panels highlighting multiple providers with more than one person speaking were always a enjoyable challenge. They also allowed me to use some more dramatic camera angles/placements, and make it all look very official, in two (or three) point perspective. As always, I was very appreciative of Joe and his teams' trust when I suggested these visual solutions. Please follow along with Joe, and check out his book, as we head towards the end of the month, and he posts more excerpts!

Whilst we continue to focus on how Melo can support patients recovering from a brain injury, then we are excited to explore the potential to also help clinical teams caring for those patients living with dementia - where changing behavioural patterns can be just as much a barrier to ongoing care. Watch this space for further updates!! #dementia #digitalhealth #innovation

With all the serious work we do in medicine it is important to step back and appreciate the difference being made and the enjoyment on the trip. This article highlights some additional ways to sharpen the saw with gratitude and humor. Michael Fine Dr. Wayne Jonas Laurence Bauer Peter Hayes Jeffrey Hogan Christopher Crow, MD, MBA, Primary Care Collaborative Catalyst Health Group American Academy of Family Physicians American Board of Family Medicine Alan Roth Blair Thwaites Luigi Tullo Sara Pastoor, MD, MHA, FAAFP #innovation #healthinnovation #advancedprimarycare #apc #directrimarycare #dpc #healthinnovation #healthbenefitinnovation #healthrisk #trustiscurrencyprimarycare #healthliteracy #primarycare revolution #newhealthcaresystem #betterheatlhcaresystem #wholepersonriskscore #intuitivewellbeing #highvaluevisits #personalhealthassistant #MyPHA #intuitiveanalytics #healthcareanalytics #advancedprimarycare #APC #Directprimarycare #valuebasedcare #medicareadvantage #populationhealth #wholepersoncare #healthcare innovation

Racism in medicine is still alive and well. We know that racial, ethnic, and language concordant care improves patient outcomes, and yet representation of providers of color in medicine is still shockingly low. Implementing evidence-based DEI policies and practices is one way to help solve these problems. "These data demonstrate that diversity in medicine helps save lives. It is the evidence-based solution our patients need." #DEI #HealthEquity #RacialEquity #DiversityinMedicine #HealthCare #PublicHealth

During this year’s #ESCCongress, results from the STEEER-AF trial found better clinician education could lead to increased usage of guideline-directed care for patients with #Afib. DCRI’s Chris Granger says that while there is “an enormous need and opportunity” for better implementation, the question remains on how best to “scale [education intervention] to general practice settings.” https://lnkd.in/exGiQE3R #clinicaltrials #clinicalresearch

Sedation interruptions (SI) are a key part of evidence-informed interventions in patients in #CriticalCare, used for a variety of reasons such as reducing overall drug exposure and allowing assessment of neurological status, among others. A descriptive qualitative study identifies the facilitators and barriers for critical care nurses, physicians, and allied health professionals, when performing SI for mechanically ventilated patients in critical care. 👇 https://ow.ly/TgeN50T1IlE #JBIEBHC #EBHC #EvidenceImplementation JBI EVIDENCE IMPLEMENTATION Canadore College University of Ottawa Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

You are invited to participate in a research study conducted by a group of Physician Assistant students from Touro University Nevada. We are interested in knowing preferred guidelines used by physicians (MD or DO), physician assistants, and nurse practitioners to screen women in Nevada for postpartum depression. Healthcare providers that do not practice in Nevada are not eligible to participate. If you are eligible, we appreciate your time and participation. This anonymous survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. This survey is being distributed through multiple platforms. If you have already completed this survey, please do not resubmit. Your participation is voluntary and you can choose to discontinue participation at any time without consequences. No information that may identify you will be collected. If you have any questions about this study, please get in touch with the Principal Investigator, Lindsey Reynolds, PA-C at lreynold@touro.edu Submissions are open until August 31. Follow the link below to complete the survey: https://lnkd.in/dtG_5-yv

You are invited to participate in a research study conducted by a group of Physician Assistant students from Touro University Nevada. We are interested in knowing preferred guidelines used by physicians (MD or DO), physician assistants, and nurse practitioners to screen women in Nevada for postpartum depression. Healthcare providers that do not practice in Nevada are not eligible to participate. If you are eligible, we appreciate your time and participation. This anonymous survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. This survey is being distributed through multiple platforms. If you have already completed this survey, please do not resubmit. Your participation is voluntary and you can choose to discontinue participation at any time without consequences. No information that may identify you will be collected. If you have any questions about this study, please get in touch with the Principal Investigator, Lindsey Reynolds, PA-C at lreynold@touro.edu Submissions are open until August 31. Follow the link below to complete the survey: https://lnkd.in/dtG_5-yv

The future of care for older patients is here, and it's patient-centered and coordinated. Gowrishankar Gnanasekaran, MD, MPH, Internal Medicine and Geriatrics at ARC Senior Care Pflugerville shares how ARC’s commitment to high-quality, comprehensive care is reshaping healthcare for seniors with ARC Senior Care. Learn more about ARC Senior Care and our innovative approach to healthcare for seniors.