Augusta Health的动态

Learn what leaders from Sg2 members like CommonSpirit Health, Ochsner Health, UPMC, and Jackson Health System think health systems should focus on, including collaborative models to improve care delivery, making an impact in the community, front-line managers and supervisors, and promoting transformational changes in a structured, thoughtful way. via Becker's Healthcare https://bit.ly/49mH2es

Thank you Becker's Healthcare for the invitation to join colleagues from across the nation in describing healthcare’s next big disruptors. Seanna-Kaye Denham-Wilks, PhD. Chief Experience Officer of NYC Health + Hospitals Kings County (Brooklyn, N.Y.): Disruption is inevitable, that’s why it's important to build resilient teams who can monitor trends and respond in alignment with clearly defined principles. As much as we tend to localize what we address in our healthcare setting, global issues show up at our doorstep in New York on a regular basis. As a result, the next five years will provide evidence of how current political issues influence those in our community, as well as those we have yet to meet who will seek safety here. #beckershealthcare #speakerseries #humanizinghealthcare

Seize control of your #HealthJourney with unwavering authority and empowerment ??. Explore the transformative landscape of modern healthcare, where #PersonalizedMedicine and #PatientCenteredCare converge to honor individual autonomy and well-being ??. https://lnkd.in/dmgj5m_x

Augusta Health President and CEO, Mary N. Mannix, FACHE, was featured on the American Hospital Association podcast! Topic: "Health care pressures are often magnified for rural caregivers, yet some are developing unique solutions for these turbulent times. In this conversation, Mary Mannix, CEO and president of Augusta Health, discusses the impact that cross-training has had on high-quality patient care in their community, and how the transition to an Accountable Care Organization (ACO) ensures patients are getting the right care at the right time." Click here to listen!?https://lnkd.in/gqcAAzvh

Here’s to continuing our journey in reforming US healthcare!

A high-functioning primary care system can lead to improved outcomes, lower costs, and more equitable health care. Sufficient access to primary care can also reduce unnecessary reliance on hospital emergency departments for non-emergent care. In January of 2023, CHIA collaborated with Massachusetts Health Quality Partners (MHQP) to create a primary care dashboard of financial, capacity, performance and equity metrics in order to create a factual foundation to support future policy initiatives for the Commonwealth. The article below, authored by MHQP, gives an overview of the efforts and experiences with both national- and state-level primary care dashboards over the past 10 years.? https://lnkd.in/ebENFaKQ

What a rich repository of wisdom on #patientexperience! So much resonated for me! Of the 87 leaders, this one from Garrett A. South, MPH, CPXP hit home the most: "As the executive with oversight of patient experience at my hospital, this question is at the forefront of my mind every single day. This year, I am focusing on what I believe to be the future of the #humanexperience in healthcare: fostering human connections. Healthcare is fundamentally about human beings caring for other human beings, and the key to enhancing patient experience lies in deepening these connections and fostering a sense of belonging. "Emerging from the pandemic, we are acutely aware of the epidemic of social isolation that has afflicted our society and its detrimental effects. Since everyone interacts with the healthcare system at some point in their lives, we see it as our responsibility to combat this isolation by creating meaningful connections and a sense of belonging. As a safety net hospital, there is an even greater sense of urgency to nurture these concepts for the diverse community we serve. Many of our patients and their families have been marginalized or disenfranchised due to systemic racism and historical biases, leading them to believe they don’t belong and can’t connect. The goal is to counteract this narrative and foster a community where everyone feels they belong, incorporating health equity into all our experience efforts. "We are also broadening our perspective from patient experience to consumer experience. This involves adding a consumer lens, a health equity lens, and a patient advocate lens to all our decision-making processes. By incorporating the diverse voices and perspectives of our community, we ensure that every aspect of our operations — from the signage we put up to the workflows we implement — reflects the needs and values of those we serve." #healthcare #healthequity #leadership https://lnkd.in/guR9wfdf

Appreciate Mariah Muhammad's thoughtful summary in the latest Becker's Healthcare piece around the execs priorities. I shared a couple of thoughts about enhancing patient-centric care through personalized care plans, increasing patient engagement, and continuous improvement of the patient journey through prioritizing high-value care by implementing cost management strategies, optimizing care delivery, and promoting interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance patient outcomes and financial stability. Informative thoughts by leaders @Peter Banko Peggy Duggan, MD and Alexa B. Kimball, MD, MPH

As we continue to celebrate the first anniversary of Drew Remignanti’s?The Healing Connection, we reflect on significant conversations shaping the healthcare landscape. One standout is his?article, “The Compassion Crisis in U.S. Health Care,” featured on KevinMD. Remignanti discusses the alarming decline in empathy within the healthcare system due to physician burnout and systemic inefficiencies. He emphasizes the need for prioritizing patient-centered care and supporting healthcare workers to foster compassion and improve patient outcomes. https://lnkd.in/d4iUV9EJ

We are pleased to share an exciting opportunity for everyone in healthcare. Join us for a pre-conference symposium on October 16, "Social Needs in Healthcare: Turning Evidence into Practice." CACP advisor Pamela Corcoran is one of the developers for this event, and we look forward to seeing her expertise in action! Complex care experts from across the country will share insights and research on effective strategies for addressing social needs in health care and translating evidence into practice to improve care delivery. Co-hosted by Camden Coalition, The Better Care Playbook, and UPMC Health Plan, this implementation-focused event will help attendees understand successful strategies for adopting evidence-based approaches to address health-related social needs. It's geared toward anyone seeking to address patients’ social needs, including providers, payers, policymakers, researchers, community-based organizations, and patient advocates. You can register for the symposium or the full three-day conference here: https://bit.ly/4bNxV7r?? #complexcare #socialcare #sdoh #CenteringCare24 #consumerpartnership