Boston Medical Center (BMC)的动态

Earlier this week, BMC hosted its first Inclusive Science Roundtable, bringing together a diverse group of thought leaders from across the nation to share efforts in making discovery and innovation more accessible to all patients. Change-makers and advocates from BMC, Boston University, Genentech, Regeneron, Legacy Health Strategies, and more discussed ways to build authentic relationships with local communities that engages them in innovation and improves health equity. Thank you to all speakers and attendees for inspiring community engagement and empowerment in science for everyone.

This past week, we celebrated our Environmental Services (EVS) staff, who work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our space clean, safe, and welcoming for all. Our EVS team helps maintain a sanitary environment, ensuring the comfort and confidence of our patients, visitors, and employees while continually improving service quality and response times. They play an essential role in our mission to empower all patients to thrive. Thank you for your hard work and dedication!

Join us on September 19 to learn how healthcare providers can stay connected with patients and deliver high-quality care amid increasing dependency on automation. Alastair Bell MD MBA, President and CEO of BMC Health System (BMCHS), will discuss how healthcare executives can strengthen connections within the healthcare system and improve safety through effective leadership, innovation, and teamwork. BMCHS employees can register here: https://lnkd.in/e7tFiHhM

Congratulations to Glory Ruiz, MD, for being named to the ALX 100 by Amplify LatinX! As director of Boston Medical Center’s public health programs, Dr. Ruiz continually works to address health disparities, like those affecting individuals at high risk of acquiring or impacted by HIV and other infectious diseases. Her expertise in research and clinical care operations has been essential to advancing BMC’s public health initiatives and addressing health inequities that disproportionately impact diverse communities. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Zoztlf

We've heard your feedback and are working to ensure the look of our campus matches the exceptional care you've come to expect through our Campus Redesign 2.0 project. The Menino Building lobby entrance will be closed beginning September 14, in addition to the ongoing closure of the Yawkey Building entrance. During construction, all patients and visitors can enter through the Moakley Lobby (830 Harrison Ave), where staff will assist you in reaching your destination. The Emergency Department entrance will remain on Albany St. Please allow extra time to reach your appointment while the Menino and Yawkey entrances are closed. Our staff is ready to help you navigate the temporary changes as we work to achieve these enhancements. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work towards a more modern and accessible BMC. Learn more about our Campus Redesign efforts: https://bit.ly/3Xt8x18

Ludwine D. Paul, MSN, ACNP-BC, AACC, is a nurse practitioner at BMC and is a part of Boston University Medical Group’s Clinical Excellence Society. She is focused on improving health and well-being through excellence, innovation, and equity in patient-centered care, education, and research. BMC's Cardiovascular Center has been recognized as "high-performing" by U.S. News and World Report for providing state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment services for a comprehensive range of cardiac diseases and conditions. The center delivers high-quality care through a combination of medical therapies, cutting-edge minimally invasive techniques, and complex open surgery to improve the health and well-being of patients. See how our Cardiovascular Center is #RewritingHealthcare: https://bit.ly/3SExhBY

Today we hosted our second EQTY 2024: Accelerating Health Justice summit, a nationwide effort to spark conversation and highlight key disparities in the healthcare system. BMC's Thea James, MD, MPH, MBA, opened by saying “Today, we are here to end the blame game...To shed ourselves, and others, of the mythical notion that poverty and poor health outcomes are a ‘fact’ of Black, Hispanic, and Latino American life.” Fruitful conversation filled the rest of the day around ensuring that decades of structural inequities in health care will no longer dictate the future. Thank you to all speakers and attendees for inspiring justice within healthcare as we all work to build trust, implement practical solutions, and empower our communities.

"Black people don’t just so happen to be more sick than other people. We live in a society that makes us more sick, and if we don’t understand that, then we try to fix Black people instead of the systems and conditions." -Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of The 1619 Project and EQTY 2024 keynote speaker EQTY 2024’s focus is beyond merely identifying racial health inequities but highlighting and creating ways to advance change. Read more on how Hannah-Jones' keynote address speaks to the theme of reckoning with and working to break the constructs of our country’s past.

We’re so excited for today’s EQTY 2024: Accelerating Health Justice here at Artists For Humanity Boston! The stage is set to host transformative conversations that will sketch a new reality for communities impacted by inequities and structural racism in healthcare. Our event will kick off soon! Tune in to our Instagram account @bostonmedicalcenter for live updates throughout the day.