Becker's Healthcare的动态

With the current opportunity provided by #H5N1, we recommend all #hospital #emergencymanagement and #infectioncontrol professionals consider purchasing this book and read Chapters 1, 3, and 4. Note how fast inundation of the hospital (and broader hospital system) occurred and reflect how this might or might not look should H5N1 unexpectedly exhibit sustainable human-human transmission. Initial impressions: 1. It appears hospitals were unaware of the status of air traffic connectivity to COVID-active areas of the world in the weeks and months leading up to the first cases. 2. It was surprising to see the first meeting of the Critical Care Council was held on February 27, 2020. 3. It is not clear to what extent warning intelligence was shared with the hospital system beyond media reporting, social media, and public health guidance- and more importantly what elements of warning intelligence drove what response action decision points. Hindsight is utterly 20/20, and bravo to #NewYork for publishing their after action. The question becomes, if you had to do this over again in regards to managing the First Wave, what would you do differently? #COVID #healthsecurity https://lnkd.in/g_xfJvSR

Excited to announce the publication of our latest paper with Maurine Mumo on the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Utilization. Our key findings were: 1. Utilization of EMS decreased during the pandemic. 2. Nighttime demand for EMS rose significantly. 3. Trauma-related calls increased. While these trends are clear, further qualitative data is needed to fully understand the underlying causes.?Read the full paper here to explore our discussion https://lnkd.in/gwRrFpXt Our research highlights the urgent need for better record-keeping and monitoring of EMS utilization to inform effective deployment in future crises. #Health #EmergencyServices #Research #COVID19 #PublicHealth

#HappeningNow - Dr. Junaid Razzak is presenting the World Health Organization Emergency Care System Framework at the #EMERGE2024 Conference, as a part of his talk "High Impact Clinical Interventions relevant to LMICs". Dr. Razzak discussed how the framework can be used to address core emergency care functions from transport to the emergency unit and early inpatient care in LMICs and it's role in helping policymakers evaluate and strengthen emergency care provision in their regions. Aga Khan University | Nurali Jivani | Noor Baig | HUBA ATIQ #EmergencyResponse #EmergencyCare #EmergencyMedicine #LMICs #PatientCare

Orlando Health – Health Central Hospital has announced the launch of the Orlando Health system’s first comprehensive limb preservation program. Read full story here -->> https://bit.ly/3Vjnfrp #OrlandoHealthNews Orlando Health

New #AdvancingHealth episode: “Addressing Rising Violence in Health Care: Insights on Collaborative Safety Strategies” with Barbara Griffith, M.D., president of Duke Raleigh Hospital and Chris DeRienzo, M.D., AHA Chief Physician Executive. Listen now: https://ow.ly/H6ij50Ue3OK

Up to 80% of a patient’s health is influenced by factors outside the medical setting. That begs the question: how can health systems effectively engage and support patients during these crucial moments? Northwell Health is leading the way with automated care programs and chat-based interactions to bridge this gap. Check out our Q&A with Dr. Zenobia Brown MD, MPH, Senior VP and Associate Chief Medical Officer at Northwell Health to learn how our partnership is enhancing care management to close gaps, and provide continuous support to patients: https://bit.ly/3Uz3VFx. #MinorityHealthMonth #HybridCare #HealthcareInnovation

How Beth Israel Lahey Health tackled the pandemic: Cambridge, Mass.-based Beth Israel Lahey Health will mark its sixth anniversary as a system this March. Serving eastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, the system operates 14 hospitals and several ambulatory sites. Since its founding, community-based care has been central to its long-term strategy — a focus that proved critical during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://dlvr.it/THQZ9B

Our colleague Rishi Sud, MD, MBA, chief medical officer of Esse Health, penned an article for St. Louis Metropolitan Medicine on the benefits of 'risk adjustment' to promote better prevention strategies in healthcare today. We have the tools to improve population health -- but successful strategies require empowering physicians with resources and support so they can be high-performing in new models of care. #physicianwellbeing #valuebasedcare #healthcaretransformation https://lnkd.in/ef48Uk2T

As emergency departments across the globe continue to experience post-pandemic strain, understanding your health care options is more important than ever. Dr. Jason W. Wilson, MD, PhD, CPE, FACEP, TGH Chief of Emergency Medicine, is here to shed light on the differences between Emergency Care and Urgent Care. From immediate attention in critical cases to comprehensive services for non-life-threatening conditions, watch now to learn how to choose the right care at the right time. #WeAreTGH Learn more: TGH.org/Emergency

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