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For the first time since 2017 and as of 2023, Wyoming no longer reported the highest suicide rate in the nation. While this suggests a relative improvement, it's important to note that Wyoming's suicide rate remains significantly above the national average. That's why The Henne Group's Wyoming Division Waller Hall Research is proud of our longstanding commitment to and support of The Wyoming Lifeline. We've been in the trenches with them, and we know firsthand how vital their work is to our communities. We're here to keep supporting the folks of Wyoming, because every life matters, and we're all in this together.

Let's be honest, data silos stifle healthcare innovation. Fragmented information leads to duplicated tests, medication errors, and inefficient workflows. Interoperability unlocks a holistic patient view, enabling better care coordination and personalized medicine. This improves patient outcomes and fuels research. With real-world data research integrating multiple stakeholder needs, evaluating solutions, and assessing financial planning becomes streamlined. How do you think healthcare organizations can overcome the challenges of data silos to achieve true interoperability?

Huge shoutout to our incredible team at The Henne Group! Your dedication, talent, and hard work make all the difference. We appreciate everything you do, every single day. Happy Employee Appreciation Day, March 7th! #EmployeeAppreciationDay #TheHenneGroup #Teamwork #Appreciation"

Fair question: why doesn't more life-changing health science reach the public directly? It's often tangled in complexity, responsible caution around accuracy, and vital data privacy needs. Are these genuine hurdles or convenient hold-ups??

Many healthcare leaders see preventive care as a cost center, not a profit driver. This outdated mindset ignores the powerful ROI of investing in wellness. Let's bust this myth: Myth: Preventive care drains resources. Reality: It reduces long-term costs by preventing expensive chronic diseases. Think fewer hospitalizations, treatments, and medications down the line. Myth: ROI is hard to prove. Reality: Data-driven programs demonstrate clear value. Engaged patients mean better adherence and outcomes, lowering costs. Myth: It's not a revenue generator. Reality: Wellness services (coaching, nutrition, classes) can create new revenue streams. Plus, a healthier population reduces reliance on costly interventions. Myth: It's just "feel-good" stuff. Reality: It builds a stronger brand, attracts patients, and differentiates you in a value-based care world. How to unlock the power of prevention: Targeted Programs: Use data to identify high-risk groups and personalize interventions. Patient-Centric Approach: Understand patient needs and motivations to design engaging programs. Measure & Optimize: Track outcomes and ROI to refine programs and demonstrate value. Preventive care isn't just good medicine; it's smart business. Let's shift the conversation from cost center to value creator.

We are pleased to congratulate our President and CEO Jeff Henne on his appointment as a member of the Health. Equity. Outcomes Board. A longtime champion for underrepresented populations, Jeff is a 2024 recipient of the Insights250 Award that acknowledged his efforts in listening to the needs of hard-to-reach and niche populations. His ongoing work provides insights for clients including state and federal agencies such as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as well as major universities and private industry clients. We are confident that Jeff will make a valuable contribution to advancing the Health Equity Outcomes mission to promote health equity and empower underserved communities to engage in health research.

"How do you make complex research findings accessible to the public?" As researchers, we often find ourselves navigating the challenging path of translating rigorous scientific data into digestible insights for the general public. This is where translation science plays a crucial role, helping bridge the gap between complex research and actionable public knowledge. What methods have you found effective in disseminating your findings? Have you employed translation science, or perhaps innovative strategies or tools? Let's share our experiences and learn from each other to make our research truly impactful. #TranslationScience #ResearchToPublic #ScienceCommunication

Do you think you know your market research skills? Let's put your knowledge to the test with a game called Market Research Bingo! Can you spot all the essential skills and avoid the common pitfalls? Share your score in the comments and see if you're a market research master! #MarketResearch #Bingo #ResearchSkills

There are many reasons why patient non-adherence can happen. Market research can help you uncover the underlying reasons and develop targeted solutions. Common reasons for non-adherence include: Lack of understanding: Patients may not fully understand their medication's benefits. Side effects: Patients may experience unpleasant side effects that lead them to stop taking their medication. Cost: High medication costs can be a barrier to adherence. Complex regimens: Patients may need help to follow complex medication regimens. Through market research, you can: Identify barriers to adherence: Understand the specific reasons why patients are not taking their medications as prescribed. Develop targeted interventions: Create tailored strategies to address the identified barriers and improve adherence. Measure the impact of interventions: Evaluate the effectiveness of your efforts to improve adherence. Let's work together to improve patient outcomes and reduce the burden of non-adherence.