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Are you attending the thINc360 conference? If so, be sure to attend Nicole Quinn-Miles' speaking session on pharmacy costs and how they impact health care! #Pharmacy #HealthCare

“You treat a disease, you win, you lose. You treat a person, I guarantee you, you’ll win — no matter what the outcome.” — Patch Adams Healthcare leadership is of paramount importance in today’s complex and rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. As the stewards of patient care, healthcare leaders play a critical role in shaping the quality, safety, and effectiveness of healthcare delivery. Their decisions impact not only individual patients but also entire communities and populations. Effective healthcare leadership involves more than just administrative tasks; it requires vision, empathy, and the ability to inspire and guide others. Here are some reasons why healthcare leadership matters: 1. Patient-centered care: Healthcare leaders set the tone for patient-centered care. By emphasizing compassion, communication, and personalized treatment, they ensure that patients receive holistic care that goes beyond medical interventions. 2. Addressing challenges: The healthcare industry faces numerous challenges, from resource constraints to technological advancements. Leaders must navigate these complexities while maintaining a focus on patient well-being. 3. Team collaboration: Effective leadership enhances collaboration among multidisciplinary teams. Whether it’s physicians, nurses, administrators, or support staff, cohesive teamwork leads to better outcomes for patients. 4. Quality Improvement: Healthcare leaders drive continuous quality improvement. They implement evidence-based practices, monitor outcomes, and create a culture of learning and adaptation. 5. Advocacy and innovation: Leaders advocate for policies that enhance healthcare access, equity, and affordability. They also champion innovation, encouraging the adoption of new technologies and best practices. Healthcare leadership is not just about managing budgets and operations; it’s about inspiring a shared vision, promoting patient well-being, and ensuring that healthcare remains a compassionate and effective endeavor11. As Florence Nightingale wisely said, “How very little can be done under the spirit of fear.” 👉See our site for our innovative approach in healthcare leadership by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens https://lnkd.in/dXDVQxgK https://lnkd.in/dD_46Mhs

✨“You treat a disease, you win, you lose. You treat a person, I guarantee you, you’ll win — no matter what the outcome.” — Patch Adams Healthcare leadership is of paramount importance in today’s complex and rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. As the stewards of patient care, healthcare leaders play a critical role in shaping the quality, safety, and effectiveness of healthcare delivery. Their decisions impact not only individual patients but also entire communities and populations. Effective healthcare leadership involves more than just administrative tasks; it requires vision, empathy, and the ability to inspire and guide others. Here are some reasons why healthcare leadership matters: 1. Patient-centered care: Healthcare leaders set the tone for patient-centered care. By emphasizing compassion, communication, and personalized treatment, they ensure that patients receive holistic care that goes beyond medical interventions. 2. Addressing challenges: The healthcare industry faces numerous challenges, from resource constraints to technological advancements. Leaders must navigate these complexities while maintaining a focus on patient well-being. 3. Team collaboration: Effective leadership enhances collaboration among multidisciplinary teams. Whether it’s physicians, nurses, administrators, or support staff, cohesive teamwork leads to better outcomes for patients. 4. Quality Improvement: Healthcare leaders drive continuous quality improvement. They implement evidence-based practices, monitor outcomes, and create a culture of learning and adaptation. 5. Advocacy and innovation: Leaders advocate for policies that enhance healthcare access, equity, and affordability. They also champion innovation, encouraging the adoption of new technologies and best practices. Healthcare leadership is not just about managing budgets and operations; it’s about inspiring a shared vision, promoting patient well-being, and ensuring that healthcare remains a compassionate and effective endeavor. As Florence Nightingale wisely said, “How very little can be done under the spirit of fear.” 👉See our site for our innovative approach in healthcare leadership by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens https://lnkd.in/dXDVQxgK

It was a privilege to engage in a productive discussion with distinguished leaders in the field, Dr Lallu Joseph and Dr. Vijay Agarwal, renowned for their advocacy for patient safety and quality within the healthcare sector. Our dialogue revolved around exploring avenues for collaboration aimed at furthering research, education, and training initiatives, particularly focused on enhancing the adoption of quality standards and accreditation processes in hospitals. The prospect of collaborating with such distinguished leaders is both exciting and promising. Together, we aspire to develop robust programs that not only promote adherence to international quality benchmarks but also empower healthcare facilities to consistently deliver excellence in patient care. The remarkable achievements of organizations like CAHO- Consortium of Accredited Health care Organisation underscore the significance of their contributions to the advancement of healthcare quality. Their success in expanding their influence beyond national borders serves as a testament to their dedication and effectiveness in driving positive change. As we embark on this collaborative endeavor, I am inspired by the potential impact we can collectively achieve. By leveraging our collective expertise and resources, we can cultivate a culture of continuous improvement and innovation, thereby elevating healthcare standards and ultimately enhancing patient outcomes. We at Medblaze are deeply committed to working in partnership with Dr. Lallu, Dr. Vijay Aggarwal, and the entire CAHO team to realize our shared vision of a healthcare landscape characterized by excellence, safety, and compassion. #HealthcareQuality #PatientSafety #Collaboration #QualityCare #HealthcareExcellence #CAHO #Partnership #Innovation

🏥🔍 Strategies for Successful Hospital-Led Innovation in the NHS UK 🔍🏥 Today I am sharing a great article and inphografic into the critical topic of hospital-led innovation within the NHS UK. This article discusses seven key approaches aimed at ensuring the success of innovation initiatives within the healthcare system. 1️⃣ Building Capacity and Capability - 2️⃣ Networking, Peer Learning, and Collaboration 3️⃣ Piloting and Rolling Out Innovations 4️⃣ Coordinating through Large-Scale Engagement and National Programs 5️⃣ Investing and Incentivizing Progress 6️⃣ Governing and Assuring Quality 7️⃣ Identifying and Communicating Priorities For more in-depth insights, practical use cases, and valuable resources on these approaches, I invite you to read the article. You'll discover a wealth of information to empower your efforts in driving innovation within your healthcare organization. I'm eager to hear your thoughts and experiences with hospital-led innovation! Please share your comments, questions, or success stories below, and let's continue the dialogue on how innovation can transform healthcare for the better. 🤝💡 Thank you for being a part of this journey towards a more innovative and efficient healthcare system! 🏆 #HealthcareInnovation #HospitalLeadership #NHSUK #HealthcareImprovement #InnovationMatters #shapingthefutureofhealthcare #digitalhealth #healthtech Frank Kumli Christof Kloepper Bram Stieltjes Mathias Schlögl, MD, MPH, EMBA HSG Josephine Ritzel Florian Rossiaud-Fischer Mehdi Bensouda

“You treat a disease, you win, you lose. You treat a person, I guarantee you, you’ll win — no matter what the outcome.” — Patch Adams Healthcare leadership is of paramount importance in today’s complex and rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. As the stewards of patient care, healthcare leaders play a critical role in shaping the quality, safety, and effectiveness of healthcare delivery. Their decisions impact not only individual patients but also entire communities and populations. Effective healthcare leadership involves more than just administrative tasks; it requires vision, empathy, and the ability to inspire and guide others. Here are some reasons why healthcare leadership matters: 1. Patient-centered care: Healthcare leaders set the tone for patient-centered care. By emphasizing compassion, communication, and personalized treatment, they ensure that patients receive holistic care that goes beyond medical interventions. 2. Addressing challenges: The healthcare industry faces numerous challenges, from resource constraints to technological advancements. Leaders must navigate these complexities while maintaining a focus on patient well-being. 3. Team collaboration: Effective leadership enhances collaboration among multidisciplinary teams. Whether it’s physicians, nurses, administrators, or support staff, cohesive teamwork leads to better outcomes for patients. 4. Quality Improvement: Healthcare leaders drive continuous quality improvement. They implement evidence-based practices, monitor outcomes, and create a culture of learning and adaptation. 5. Advocacy and innovation: Leaders advocate for policies that enhance healthcare access, equity, and affordability. They also champion innovation, encouraging the adoption of new technologies and best practices. Healthcare leadership is not just about managing budgets and operations; it’s about inspiring a shared vision, promoting patient well-being, and ensuring that healthcare remains a compassionate and effective endeavor11. As Florence Nightingale wisely said, “How very little can be done under the spirit of fear.” 👉See our site for our innovative approach in healthcare leadership by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens https://lnkd.in/dunZM58J

Healthcare is a complex system with countless team members and processes working together to deliver the best care possible. Medical professionals are always striving to improve—whether it’s through individual growth, team collaboration, or refining protocols. 💡 And the key to this progress? Research! From local quality improvement projects to larger studies, research helps us understand what works best for our patients and allows us to evolve. 🏥❤️ Let’s continue driving innovation and enhancing the quality of medical care! 🔬💉 Watch the full presentation: https://lnkd.in/g3CDpVqG Louise Jones Ph.D., M.Ed. Shane Robinson, M.S., CSCS Mary Carson Flores JM, CPHQ, CAPM Ali Ottman, PMP Leyanet Gonzalez Ryan Anderson, MD Parth Shah Yash Garg Amanda Hendricks #MedicalResearch #HealthcareInnovation #CME #QualityImprovement #MedicalAdvancement #PatientCare #NGHS #HeartHealth #MedicalScience #HealthcareTeam #ContinuingEducation #HealthcareExcellence

2024 Healthcare Division Townhall is this Saturday! Don't miss out! Join us virtually on Saturday, October 19, 2024 Time: 11AM ET / 10AM CT / 9AM MT / 8AM PT Click on the following link to Register! https://lnkd.in/gmVk5Eed The ASQ Healthcare Division (HCD) welcomes members from all health care roles and responsibilities. Being a member of the HCD allows professionals to: Connect, learn, and grow personally & professionally Gain insights from other health care professions/ professionals Address challenges in today's healthcare environment Collaborate with other society committees, divisions, and sections At the Town Hall: Meet fellow HCD Members and Member Leaders Learn about the HCD committees, activities, accomplishments, and strategies for FY 2025 Play games and win healthcare/leadership books, and Listen to our invited speaker: John Calhoun, LSSMBB Director Clinical Care Redesign/Operational Excellence Memorial Hermann Health System Earn RUs towards your recertification! Townhall Speaker John Calhoun, LSSMBB Are you interested in the use of the Lean and Six Sigma principles in conducting Process Improvement? If so, then you will want to join John Calhoun on Saturday, October 19, 2024, from 11:00 – 11:45 AM Central / 12:00 to 12:45 PM Eastern to learn what it means to be a L6S Process Improvement Champion. This session will describe the three tools in a short training module, and then show real-world examples of their use. Time will be available for questions and answers. In this informative 45-minute webinar, you will learn: ·       How to actively seek and point out process improvement opportunities; ·       Commit to proactively collect data to demonstrate performance in your areas of opportunity; and ·       How to take the first steps required to graphically and statistically assess identified process improvement areas. This webinar is for you if you are: ·       A quality professional ·       A project or quality improvement team member Do not miss this presentation by John Calhoun!

Our growing investments in tomorrow’s cures and breakthrough treatments are built on our responsible approach to pricing. Even as our net prices have declined by 18.6% over the previous eight years, we have continually prioritized investing in R&D so we can lead where medicine is going. Since 2016, Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine has invested more than $77 billion in R&D, nearly double what we spent on marketing and sales in the same timeframe. Our work is made possible by our nation's remarkable innovation ecosystem, which delivers transformative treatments to the patients who need them most. As we look to the future of medicine, Johnson & Johnson has set ambitious targets to lead where medicine is going. Explore the report to understand how Johnson & Johnson is investing in innovation and helping ensure patients have affordable access to effective treatments, both now and in the future. We’ll share additional insights in the coming months.   We’re leading where medicine is going.  https://lnkd.in/eRYFcecv #HealthcareInnovation

Accelerate healthcare transformation utilizing strategies for preventative, precise, and personalized whole-person care. Register early for the Value-Based Care Summit, October 28-29, 2024 at The Watergate Hotel in Washington, DC. Applications to speak are currently being accepted. Join healthcare providers, health plans, pharmaceutical companies/manufacturers, and regulatory and legislative leaders to discuss novel approaches, innovative models, and mutually beneficial partnerships that drive care delivery transformation and accelerate the transition to value-based care. Attendees will explore innovations and advancements in value-based care including: • Leveraging Diagnostics for Value-Based Care Strategies • Maximizing Emerging Technologies for Value-Based Care • Incorporating Data Analytics and Integration to Coordinate Care and Eliminate Health Inequities • Integrating Behavioral Health into Value-Based Care Models • Prioritizing Patient Engagement and Customer Experience • Optimizing Payment Accuracy, Care Improvements, and Burden Reduction  • Collaborating with Community Health Centers and Public Health Agencies https://lnkd.in/epSKXN76 #valuebasedcare #thincvalue #thINcVBC #VBC