What are emotional intelligence and mindful listening, and what do they have to do with patient experience? Dr. Jay Kaplan joined Dr. David Schillinger, MD, FACEP, on SCP Health's clinical podcast series - Rounds with SCP - to discuss the connection. Find out what these experts have to say on the podcast here: https://lnkd.in/gUUkAX-K
关于我们
SCP Health (SCP) is a health care solutions company. At our core, we work to bring hospitals and healers together in the pursuit of clinical effectiveness, always focusing on delivering exceptional patient care. With a portfolio of over 8 million patients, 7500 providers, 30 states, and 400 healthcare facilities, SCP Health is a leader in clinical practice management spanning the entire continuum of care, including emergency and hospital medicine, critical care, wellness, telemedicine, and ambulatory care. Whether you’re seeking an opportunity at one of our corporate locations or looking for a clinical career as a physician, medical director, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or resident we can find you a position that fits you professionally and personally.
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https://www.scphealth.com
SCP Health的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 医院和医疗保健
- 规模
- 5,001-10,000 人
- 总部
- Atlanta,Georgia
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 1994
- 领域
- Emergency Medicine、Hospital Medicine、WellnessWorks、Critical Care、Urgent Care、Telehealth、Physician Advisory、Post-acute Care、Retail Health、Behavioral Health、Primary Care和Patient Engagement
地点
SCP Health员工
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Innovation is the lifeblood of health care advancement. As leaders, it's our responsibility to foster an environment where new ideas can flourish. Swipe through to discover key strategies for cultivating innovation in your hospital or health system. How are you promoting innovation in your organization? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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Building Trust and Improving Community Health: A Call to Action for Health Care Leaders Health care leaders have a unique opportunity to strengthen the foundation of our health care system by fostering trust and engagement with our communities. By prioritizing community involvement and addressing social determinants of health, we can create a powerful ripple effect that enhances patient outcomes, increases compliance with treatment plans, and contributes to overall population health. 1. Enhancing Community Involvement Meeting people where they are is crucial. Consider these strategies: - Host community health education events on topics like injury prevention, opioid addiction, diabetes management, and nutrition. - Offer free health screenings and vaccinations at local events. - Encourage staff to join civic groups and participate in school, sports, and community activities. - Develop partnerships with local businesses to create health initiatives. - Implement patient navigation services for follow-up care after ED visits. Remember, these efforts should go beyond mere obligation—they should demonstrate a genuine commitment to community well-being. 2. Addressing Social Determinants of Health (SDH) Research shows that up to 80% of health outcomes are attributable to factors outside direct medical care. As health care leaders, we must broaden our focus: - Assess your community's specific SDH needs. - Develop innovative programs to address food insecurity, transportation challenges, and housing stability. - Encourage clinicians to have open dialogues with patients about SDH factors affecting their health. - Collaborate with local organizations to create comprehensive solutions. Examples of impactful initiatives: - Partnering with the USDA to offer free healthy lunches for children - Implementing mobile health centers to reach transportation-challenged residents - Creating programs to assess and improve housing conditions in the community 3. Fostering Trust Through Transparency and Accountability To rebuild trust, we must also address the root causes of mistrust: - Increase transparency about potential conflicts of interest - Implement robust systems to protect patient data - Be proactive in addressing and learning from mistakes - Ensure clear communication about costs and treatment options By treating our entire community as our patient and taking concrete steps to improve population health, we can restore confidence and establish our institutions as trusted partners in health. The path forward requires a collaborative effort to prioritize community engagement, address broader health determinants, and create a healthier, more trusting relationship with those we serve. Health care leaders, what innovative strategies have you implemented to improve community health and build trust? Share your experiences in the comments below.
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Today is the last day of Becker's CEO + CFO Roundtable in Chicago, and it has proven to be a thought-provoking and inspiring event. #TogetherWeHeal
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Last night, several members of the SCP Health team had the privilege of watching as one of our founders, William "Kip" Schumacher, MD, was honored as the 92nd recipient of the Civic Cup for his contributions to the community through volunteer and philanthropic efforts. Congratulations, Dr. Schumacher, for this well-deserved recognition, and thank you for all you do. https://lnkd.in/eErNKYmS #TogetherWeHeal
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This Nurse Practitioner Week, Jill Hunt, PA-C, MS, our Senior Vice President of NP/PA Services, shares a heartfelt message of appreciation for the over 385,000 NPs nationwide. At SCP Health, we recognize the critical role NPs play in delivering patient-centered care. Hear from Jill about the impact of NPs in health care and the difference they make every day in their facilities and communities.
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This Veteran's Day, we pause to honor the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of all who have served in our armed forces. Your commitment to protecting our nation embodies the values of courage and respect that we strive for in health care. To all veterans, including those among our staff, patients, and communities, we extend our deepest gratitude for your service.
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There's more to being a leader than being good at what you do - it's about your character, how you communicate, and how you make people feel. #TogetherWeHeal