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Advancing Oral Health Equity in Texas: A Community-Driven Approach explores priority areas with a concise and purposeful synthesis of community voices, context, and evidence needed to advance oral health equity. In alignment with evidence and key informants, community voices reinforced the importance of policy, community, and data across three areas: - Affordability, Availability, and Accessibility - Person-Centered Care Delivery and Aligned Performance Measures - Dental and Medical Integration Explore the full report: https://lnkd.in/gapg8UHf

Dr. Wyderski, your trusted primary care physician, plays a vital role in your health journey. He's like the conductor of your healthcare orchestra, coordinating care with specialists and interpreting results in a holistic fashion. 🎶 This collaboration ensures that every aspect of your health is considered, leading to better patient outcomes. With Dr. Wyderski's guidance, we can address the big picture, treat underlying causes, and tailor your care to your unique needs. Trust in the power of comprehensive care. 🌟 Now accepting new patients - we would be delighted to meet you and talk more about how concierge medicine is changing the way we manage healthcare! ☎️772.742.3799 🌐www.wyderskihealth.com . . . #DrWyderski #PrimaryCare #HealthcareTeam #PatientOutcomes #Vero #ConciergeMedicalDoctor #Geriatrician #Inernist #PrimaryCare #AskDrWy

8 in 10 gyn oncs believe lack of awareness is the biggest barrier to early detection. We're continuing the conversation about gynecologic health by sharing a recap of our recent Facebook Live event with the Dr. Charis Chambers, also known as The Period Doc, on our Foundation blog. Education leads to a better future! Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3HyygO4

Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month is just around the bend. Patients, practitioners, industry, please BANG the DRUM long and loud next month! APOPS established #POPAwarenessMonth in 2014 via Joint Resolution 71 with introductory efforts of Senators Lazich and Taylor, and cosponsored by Representatives Endsley, Skowronski, and Johnson. I remain so thankful for their engagement. If 1 in 2 women prevalence isn't enough to lift the veil on this common, cryptic women's health issue, I don't know what is. Here's a link to some tools to aid process. Keep it simple, every event matters! https://lnkd.in/eTAJvEpN Here's some suggestions to event types. https://lnkd.in/gTWppBAg #APOPS #womenshealthempowerment #TheBiggestSecretinWomensHealth

Following Dr. Mishal's insightful session, the 6th Annual International Patient Experience Symposium continued with a focus on "Enhancing Emergency Care for Older Adults: Strategies for Optimal ECOP," presented by Prof. Simon Conroy , Honorary Professor of Geriatric Medicine at University College London (UCL). Prof. Conroy shared valuable strategies aimed at optimizing emergency care for older adults, emphasizing the importance of tailored approaches to meet the unique needs of this demographic. His expertise provided attendees with actionable insights to enhance patient outcomes and experiences in emergency care settings. Stay tuned for more highlights from this enriching event! #IPXSymposium #IPX #PX2024 #PatientExperience #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCare #healthcare #healthtech #patientsfirst #patientoutcomes

Check out this printable patient education resource on ClinicalKey! Putting an end to the suffering of millions of women and teens. Let's raise awareness about #endometriosis! https://bit.ly/49Cwjwq #endometriosisawarenessmonth #endometritis #hselibrary #clinicalkey

Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month is just around the bend. Patients, practitioners, industry, please BANG the DRUM long and loud next month! APOPS established #POPAwarenessMonth in 2014 via Joint Resolution 71 with introductory efforts of Senators Lazich and Taylor, and cosponsored by Representatives Endsley, Skowronski, and Johnson. I remain so thankful for their engagement. If 1 in 2 women prevalence isn't enough to lift the veil on this common, cryptic women's health issue, I don't know what is. Here's a link to some tools to aid process. Keep it simple, every event matters! https://lnkd.in/egdDw2p Here's some suggestions to event types. https://lnkd.in/gQ_aZAgx #APOPS #womenshealthempowerment #TheBiggestSecretinWomensHealth

A week has passed since we returned from Pittsburgh, where we attended the Mobile Healthcare Association’s 19th Annual Mobile Health Clinics Conference. It was a thrill to connect in real life with people who we’d only met on Zoom, and we’re still energized by all of the incredible panel discussions and speakers who offered up their insights and expertise. This community of public health care advocates is motivated to share methods, processes, successes and best practices to support other programs that increase health access and equity. Below are our Top 5 conference highlights. Let us know what resonated with you! 1 - Eliminating stigma Dr. Diana Ramos, the California Surgeon General, said about #mentalhealth that, “we can eliminate #stigma just by making it part of the regular conversation.” She also called mobile clinics “ambassadors for patient trust.”   2 - Advocating for prevention Two clinics that provide #lungcancer screenings gave us insight on how screening and early treatment can significantly reduce mortality rates from the disease – the leading cause of cancer death. Traditionally, age and smoking history were requirements for screening, but these clinics are advocating for increased #preventive exams for those with other risk factors, such as environmental exposure, second-hand smoke and previous lung disease. 3 - Going on tour We loved taking a peek inside all the #mobileclinics on the exhibition floor, and seeing all the innovative ways people can transform these roving units for specific programs, from #mammography to pediatric dentistry. 4 - Professional pivots We really enjoyed chatting with long-time #healthcare providers at lunch, and discovered that they were entering the mobile health space for the first time. We heard about their doubts and successes in the #planning process, and were so energized by the initiative and enthusiasm they brought to entering a new field.   5 - Build rapport and trust will follow Throughout so many sessions, the main message was clear: Start with meeting clients where they are. Staff from a Los Angeles mobile clinic offering #behavioralhealth services explained that they try to establish trust as a foundation for #qualitycare. One colleague said: “The more I show my face, the more people want mental health services.”

Share the FI Priorities survey with your colleagues, patients, and carers so their questions about faecal incontinence are heard and represented in the future. #FIResearchPriorities Survey open now: https://lnkd.in/eWcsxMyu

We advocate for “health equity,” which means that we want everyone to have a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible and oral health is no exception. The challenge is that there is a shortage of dentists and dental hygienists, and underrepresented communities receive less care due to lack of access. Find out how we are closing the gap on oral health inequity: https://bit.ly/3RFQqU3