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Check out this new video from our Board President Alan Shoebridge discussing how to get the most from your #SHSMD23 experience IN TWO WEEKS!

A framework has been established to identify the essential components of clinician leadership in ambulatory access within United States health systems. This study reveals more about the prevalence of clinician leaders in this crucial role. https://hubs.la/Q02qjzGd0

FREE ONLINE EVENT TODAY: Monday, November 20, 2023 6:00–7:15 pm ET – Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility at the University of Minnesota presents, "Compassion in Global Health: Improving Health Outcomes Through Primary Health Care" with Shams Syed, Center for Compassionate Leadership Advisory Board member David Addiss, and Shailendra Prasad. What role does compassion play in global health? And how can those involved in primary health care prioritize people’s humanity in order to improve health outcomes? While excellent clinical care is necessary to ensure patient wellbeing, compassion in health care settings can improve patient-provider relationships and, ultimately, result in more optimal care. What are the key ingredients required to make this a reality both at the point of care and at the system level? Join us for our seventh annual Quie and Peterson Global Health Lecture to learn about the importance of compassion in global health and how primary health care can incorporate a human-first mentality that has the potential to generate positive change both locally and across the globe. Find out more and register: https://lnkd.in/gVQBsW4P #compassionateleadership #compassionatehealthcare #humanfirstmentality #globalhealth #compassioninaction

🚨 TWO WEEKS AWAY - #shsmd23 The Connections conference is just around the corner. Check out this video for four tips on how to get the most out of your experience. 💬 If you have a tip for the conference or will be presenting, add a comment with some details. 🏙 I look forward to seeing everyone in Chicago on Sept. 10! #healthcaremarketing #hcmktg #hcldr Society for Health Care Strategy & Market Development (SHSMD)

I hope that health is top of the agenda for the PM’s #10 summit with metro mayors today. We need our healthcare system decentralised. With more local accountability. Delivery using all the arms of local government, business and communities. This can only be achieved by giving powers to local leaders. Agency to directors of public health. Budgets to communities to tailor spending to local circumstances. And accountability on population healthoutcomes, not bureaucratic process metrics. Metro mayors are central to this transformation. They have the heft to make a difference. They can pioneer a revolution that pivots our health system from centralised targets and funding pots to something more effective focused on the health of communities.

The population is aging rapidly and the clinical and business models that historically made health systems tick are changing, too. To be sustainable, health care organizations should no longer focus solely on running the traditional hospital space, but they should also incorporate community-based care, learn to manage risk-based economic models, and learn to manage populations. The Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer for Beth Israel Lahey Health describes the challenges, opportunities, and imperatives of bringing population health management to his health care organization - read/listen to our Q&A: https://nej.md/3QSOEia

In order to advance health, equitably, it is important for all key players and stakeholders to work together. From policymakers, delivery, and industry. How we mitigate barriers (SDOH is one) to quality care for all those that need it is a dialogue for all. Especially when #federal #marketaccess strategies can be nuanced. I look forward to this and more at this year’s AMSUS - The Society of Federal Health Professionals. Message me to connect if you or any colleagues are attentiding. #federalhealth #professionals #amplityhealth #strategicpartnerships #accesstocare

AHA and IFDHE just released the first of its five-part DEI Data Insights series, which highlights results from its most recent DEI Benchmark Survey. The first volume analyzes hospitals’ and health systems’ strategies for diversity, equity and inclusion. Learn more about how hospitals across the country are showing their commitment to prioritizing health equity at their organizations: https://lnkd.in/e3HDKnZM

Do you agree that Western Victoria Primary Health Network should facilitate stronger relationships within the local health sector? Or do you have another view? If you haven’t filled out our What’s it like in General Practice survey, there is still time. Take the survey to share your views and insights on working in General Practice and to tell us how we can enhance the support and training we offer. https://lnkd.in/g6WZxuMQ

AHSN, soon to be HIN (Health Innovation Network),that supports innovative solutions within the NHS. David Parker from DXS dives into the role digital innovation plays in addressing healthcare needs with Jenny Partridge from the Kent Surrey Sussex Academic Health Science Network (AHSN). They touch on key issues such as digital inequality and access to these solutions, aiming to ensure inclusivity and avoid leaving anyone behind. Moreover, they consider the potential impact on healthcare staff capacity, leveraging these advancements to foster better health outcomes and inspire excitement for innovations. #digitalhealth #digitalhealthsolutions #innovationinhealthcare #innovationstrategy