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Enjoy this introductory video as I seek an OMA board role. Accessible, comprehensive, and person-focused health care is attainable in hospitals, in LTC, and in community. But ONLY if government spending creates publicly funded system change. The pandemic laid bare the problems of the past and galvanized my focus. I represent solutions over complaints and teams in primary care offices over spending on bricks and mortar. Real change takes experience, not tweeting policy or spending for political expediency. The current trajectory of Health Care delivery is not acceptable. Physicians and all health care professionals are deeply committed to finding solutions. The OMA must push governments and politicians to move Health Care delivery into the community. Voting instructions to OMA members via email. Due to the ranked balloting system, please consider placing my candidacy as one of your top two (2) votes! Elections runs January 8, to noon February 2, 2024. https://lnkd.in/gEb5mYvt

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Social Determinants of Health are the greatest factor that determines our health. Accountable Care Organizations have an outsized lift when it comes to social determinants of health, but also have the opportunity to make a tremendous impact in patients' lives! #socialdeterminantsofhealth #sdoh #populationhealth #populationhealthmanagement #aco #vbc #valuebasedhealthcare

These are GREAT tips Dr. Sonal Patel. Thanks for sharing! These are quick reminders on how to stay focused on healthy living.

How is what you do as an organization aligned with you personally? At DaVita we focus on work and life “alignment” (not balance). This alignment of vision & values makes a huge impact on fulfillment. That is why I am honored to serve alongside Kapil Vashistha to reduce suffering in the world through all we do to innovate and care for our patients, our teammates and our communities. At the recent Harvard Health Care Club Conference, Kapil Vashistha, senior vice president at DaVita, spoke about collaboration across both established and emerging health care organizations and the importance of putting patients first. Learn more: https://ow.ly/xnc430sz3te

Urban trees can be a cost-effective solution to deliver multiple positive outcomes. Investment in the planning and management of urban trees can pay dividends for health, the environment, and the economy.

Episcopal Health Services, Inc. CEO Meet and Greets are moving. As we continue to build on the legacy of Gerard Walsh…..team members are engaged and our new CEO Donald T. Morrish, MD, MMM is doing a phenomenal job, listening and answering pertinent questions around the strategic vision and his critical success factors. #EHS #forwardmotion #leadershipchange #listeningtour #onwardandupward

Talk about stacking the bench!

One of the common questions I've heard over the years about Global Medical Brigades is when we will begin our work in a new country. It doesn't happen often. Where and when to expand are comprehensive decisions that take into consideration a multitude of factors. We ask ourselves and prospective community partners questions like: - Is our collaboration scalable beyond medical relief? Will it be possible to tap into and sustain local leadership to promote access to healthcare, public health and water infrastructure, and economic development? - What are the current and potential socioeconomic strengths and challenges at local, national, and regional levels? - What needs are prioritized and requested by prospective partner communities? What resources do we have to offer? Do these align? With our impactful history of sustainable development in Central America, strong local leadership, and high stakeholder interest, communities Belize became an undeniable fit for our program. It's exciting to hear feedback live from volunteers Aaliyah and Maggie from Montclair State University!