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Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/fT8qKTE It is clear that resilience in healthcare is a critical priority for any health system and healthcare environment. Resilience is the ability of a health system to mitigate, adapt to, and recover from shocks and stresses, (including natural disasters, political upheaval, violence, pandemic, climate crisis, etc.) A resilient health system can scale up or adapt services to address these shocks and stresses. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear The Center's Rosalyn Cama, Ann H. Adams AIA FACHA EDAC of Davis Partnership Architects, Michelle Trott, AIA,ACHA of CPL, Tammy Thompson of Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc., Adrian Morse of Smith Seckman Reid, Inc., Michael Wood, SASHE, CHC, MSM of Medxcel and Megan McNally CHID,CID,IIDA,EDAC,NCIDQ of Ryan Companies share their insights on inroads made by their respective organizations (and the professions that they represent) and identify the next steps the professions can take collectively to move the needle forward. This conversation will explore the many opportunities available to leverage that collective power in the pursuit of resilient healthcare.

Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/fT8qKTE It is clear that resilience in healthcare is a critical priority for any health system and healthcare environment. Resilience is the ability of a health system to mitigate, adapt to, and recover from shocks and stresses, (including natural disasters, political upheaval, violence, pandemic, climate crisis, etc.) A resilient health system can scale up or adapt services to address these shocks and stresses. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear The Center's Rosalyn Cama, Ann H. Adams AIA FACHA EDAC of Davis Partnership Architects, Michelle Trott, AIA,ACHA of CPL, Tammy Thompson of Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc., Adrian Morse of Smith Seckman Reid, Inc., Michael Wood, SASHE, CHC, MSM of Medxcel and Megan McNally CHID,CID,IIDA,EDAC,NCIDQ of Ryan Companies share their insights on inroads made by their respective organizations (and the professions that they represent) and identify the next steps the professions can take collectively to move the needle forward. This conversation will explore the many opportunities available to leverage that collective power in the pursuit of resilient healthcare.

Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/fT8qKTE It is clear that resilience in healthcare is a critical priority for any health system and healthcare environment. Resilience is the ability of a health system to mitigate, adapt to, and recover from shocks and stresses, (including natural disasters, political upheaval, violence, pandemic, climate crisis, etc.) A resilient health system can scale up or adapt services to address these shocks and stresses. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear The Center's Rosalyn Cama, Ann H. Adams AIA FACHA EDAC of Davis Partnership Architects, Michelle Trott, AIA,ACHA of CPL, Tammy Thompson of Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc., Adrian Morse of Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. and Michael Wood, SASHE, CHC, MSM of Medxcel share their insights on inroads made by their respective organizations (and the professions that they represent) and identify the next steps the professions can take collectively to move the needle forward. This conversation will explore the many opportunities available to leverage that collective power in the pursuit of resilient healthcare.

Healthcare is facing unprecedented challenges. Quality, satisfaction, and finance have always been top concerns in healthcare. However, today's front-line leaders are dealing with so much more, including staffing shortages, increased volumes of aging patients, sustainability goals, and technological advances. To gain a better understanding of the future of healthcare, through the Gensler Research Institute, Bonny Slater and Michael Schur, AIA, conducted extensive research, accounting for many factors that will impact the industry and identified a glimpse of what's to come. Check out their findings on the future of healthcare as an integrated ecosystem in the link below. If you have any reactions or would like to discuss further, our team would love to hear from you. #healthcaredesign #healthcarearchitecture #healthcareplanning #genslerhealthcare #futureofhealthcare

?? Navigating Crisis in Global Healthcare: A Call for Transformation ?? Healthcare systems worldwide are feeling the impact of unprecedented challenges, from the demands of aging populations and the rise in chronic disease to severe workforce shortages and the effects of climate change on public health. Regardless of geography or economic status, healthcare systems are wrestling with the same pressing issues—affordability, accessibility, and quality of care are all at risk. Transforming healthcare systems requires not just incremental improvements but bold, structural changes. By learning from trailblazers who are reshaping the landscape, we’re reminded that change is possible—even if it’s complex and gradual. To build sustainable, resilient healthcare systems, leaders must embrace transformational and innovative approaches. It’s time to lay the foundation for a future where healthcare systems worldwide can thrive, sustainably and inclusively. All of this and more Dr Anna van Poucke Global Head of Healthcare in KPMG, is discussing in the latest publication “Healthcare Horizons, Revisited” you can download through the link https://bit.ly/3YGtJ5G #HealthcareTransformation #SustainableHealthcare #Innovation #HealthcareLeadership #HealthcareHorizons

I am very proud to announce the launch of KPMG's 'Healthcare Horizons Revisited' thought leadership. This is the second in the series with the original paper 'Healthcare Horizons' published last year. I was lucky to be part of the expert team from 5 different countries to identify the component parts of making the new ecosystem of health work in this modern age and drive the quadruple aim! Healthcare Horizons Revisited explores the “how to” of healthcare transformation, showcasing real-life “trailblazer” examples of change, and “transformers,” as leading examples of ambitious system-wide healthcare reforms. Read more https://bit.ly/3UlP2XA #KPMGHealthcare #healthcare #healthcaretransformation #quadrupleaim

Building resilient healthcare systems is essential for ensuring that societies can withstand and recover from health crises, such as pandemics, natural disasters, or economic downturns. Resilient systems are characterized by their ability to adapt to changing conditions, efficiently manage resources, and continue providing essential healthcare services despite disruptions. This involves strengthening #infrastructure, investing in technology for better data management and patient care, ensuring equitable access to medical resources, and fostering collaboration across public and private sectors. Additionally, empowering #healthcareworkers through training and support, as well as integrating digital health solutions, can enhance a system's capacity to respond swiftly and effectively to emerging challenges. All health leaders and stakeholders need to work together to build resilient healthcare systems that prioritize #sustainability, #flexibility, and preparedness, ensuring the well-being of all populations in both stable and crisis conditions. #aihealth #digitalhealth #coordinatedcare #healthcareforall #connectedcare

As we look towards the future of health infrastructure, achieving a net zero NHS demands a collaborative approach. This goes beyond policy and digital solutions; it requires fostering engagement, communication, and education among all stakeholders. By uniting our efforts, we can pave the way for a sustainable healthcare system. Discover more about the importance of collaboration in this endeavor by visiting https://okt.to/v8urJS. Together, we can make a difference!

Imagine a healthcare system where passion, purpose, skill, and sustainability converge seamlessly. This is the vision of national healthcare services—a beacon of hope and wellness for society. Passion in Practice: Healthcare professionals are driven by a deep love for healing and helping others. Their commitment transforms lives and fosters well-being with every interaction. A Mission for Humanity: Health is a fundamental human right. The mission is to ensure that everyone, regardless of their circumstances, has access to the care they need. There is a dedication to bridging gaps, addressing disparities, and promoting health equity across all communities. Professional Excellence: Healthcare professionals bring a wealth of knowledge and skill to the table, ensuring that every patient receives top-tier care. Their dedication to professional excellence guarantees that the services remain of the highest quality. Vocation of Service: National healthcare services are more than a job—they are a calling. The system is designed to be sustainable, ensuring that those who serve are fairly compensated and supported, allowing them to focus on what they do best—caring for others. The Perfect Intersection: At the heart of this vision is a perfect intersection where passion, mission, profession, and vocation meet. It is here that the healthcare system thrives, benefiting all who are touched by it. In this visionary national healthcare system, a future is seen where every citizen has access to compassionate, expert, and equitable healthcare. #Healthcare #HealthEquity #PassionInPractice #MissionDriven #ProfessionalExcellence #VocationOfService #FutureOfHealthcare #NationalHealthcare #Wellness #HealthcareVision #HealthForAll

Project?10,000?(P10,000) is a program that aims to enroll?10,000?patients on?EHR?integrated digital health solutions in the next five years. Recognizing the critical need for a?more holistic and patient-centric approach to healthcare,?the Joan & Irwin Jacobs Center for Health Innovation @ UC San Diego Health innovation?—?in partnership with?UC San Diego Health’s Population Health?—?is supporting and promoting the development of several innovative solutions for healthcare monitoring, communication, and information dissemination. Despite significant advancements in medical science and technology, a?considerable portion of the global population still grapples with limited access to essential healthcare services. Socioeconomic factors, geographical disparities, and systemic disparities create challenging conditions for people to manage their conditions, contributing to the widening gap in health outcomes. Ongoing global health challenges have further underscored the vulnerabilities within existing healthcare infrastructures, emphasizing the need for a?more robust and accessible system. As we navigate the complexities of modern healthcare, it becomes increasingly evident that creating a?resilient network for people to be healthy at home is not just a?desirable goal but an essential one. The P10,000 goal is to foster a?healthcare environment where individuals with chronic conditions and mental health challenges receive the comprehensive support they?need. #P10000 #digitalhealth #RPM #EHR #homehealthcare https://lnkd.in/gtmsEXaK