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Our Chief Medical Officer, Daniel J. Durand, took the stage at #HLTH2024 to discuss the future of longevity on a powerhouse panel, ‘Our Longevity Obsession.’ Moderated by Debra Richman, Dr. Durand joined experts like Gil Blander (InsideTracker), Alina Rui Su (Generation Lab), and Pita Navarro (Evvy) to dive into how biotech and personalized healthcare are reshaping the way we age. Here are our favorite moments from the panel: ?? At [18:59], Dr. Durand highlights the importance of setting realistic longevity goals—focusing on helping? people enjoy longer, healthier lives with loved ones, rather than simply extending lifespan.? ?? At [36:06], He shares how most of our patients come to us for reassurance that they don’t have a serious condition, but they stay for the ongoing insights that help them maintain and improve their health over time. Discover how we’re redefining health and longevity by watching the full discussion here: https://lnkd.in/dh7nSq-5 #Longevity #HealthyAging #PreventativeHealth

Deeply honored to be partnered with this amazing group from University of St Andrews, The University of Edinburgh, NHS Fife, NHS Highland and so many others on highly significant work managing acute unscheduled and end-of-life care. ?? The project emerged amid unprecedented pressure on the country’s unscheduled care services, driven by workforce shortages, demographic changes, and widespread multimorbidity (when a person has two or more long-term health conditions). In 2022, Accident & Emergency waiting times hit record levels, and over a quarter-million calls to NHS24 went unanswered. Alongside these services, unscheduled care also includes General Practice Out-of-Hours (GPOOH) and the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS). ?? Research shows that one group frequently using these services is individuals in their last year of life. Although essential, unscheduled care often isn’t the most appropriate option for them, relying on a reactive approach rather than nuanced, anticipatory, and coordinated planning. This can lead to fragmented, expensive, and less effective care, causing additional distress to patients and their families. ?? Our program will leverage machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyze existing healthcare data and predict future patterns of unscheduled care use by patients in their last year of life. This will help identify those who may need social care reviews, prescribing interventions, or other anticipatory care measures, ultimately reducing their reliance on unscheduled care. ?? Excited to be part of this transformative initiative! #HealthcareInnovation #AIinHealthcare #PatientCare #EndOfLifeCare #UnscheduledCare Yale School of Medicine Yale Emergency Medicine Yale Biomedical Informatics & Data Science Yale School of Public Health

Welcome to Healthy State. Imagine a Louisiana where everyone has the opportunity to lead a healthier, more prosperous life. That's the vision of Healthy State. ? By engaging with healthcare, community, education and policy organizations from across the state, we are working together to tackle the leading causes of poor health - together. Ochsner Health provided the initial funding, resources, and expertise to kickstart this unified effort, but Healthy State is about collective action through our Healthy State Alliance. ? Our mission? To inspire healthier lives and stronger communities through partnership. Our vision? To create a more equitable and healthier Louisiana by bringing resources to underserved areas, raising awareness of health and social impact, leveraging data, technology, and innovation, and investing in economic growth and workforce development. ? A prosperous Louisiana requires more than just economic mobility; it requires good education, good jobs, health awareness, and sustainable living. Regardless of our backgrounds, we are united by a common goal: to build a healthier Louisiana where families, neighbors, and friends can thrive. Join us in shaping a healthier future for our state. Together, we can make it happen. Read more about us and get involved! https://lnkd.in/gZBRqHDi

?? Community: The Path to Health ?? At last night's All Brains Belong VT's Brain Club program, we delved into the transformative concept of "Healthcare as Community." The incredible Sarah Knutson led an inspiring discussion on how our survival as a species relies on our ability to unite and create a world that works for everyone. In this video clip, Sarah shares insights on All Brains Belong's pioneering approach to healthcare delivery—integrating medical care with social connection, employment support, and education. This innovative model not only benefits the patients we serve -- but also helps employers, healthcare practices, and the broader community understand neurodiversity and neuroinclusion. ?? Want to learn more about how community plays a crucial role in health? Check out our Impact Report (https://lnkd.in/dGkGvUbF) or visit our About Us page (https://lnkd.in/eV7N_USE) Together, we can create a healthier, more inclusive world. ??

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Are you interested in learning about respectful recruitment for #clinicaltrials? Join Clinical Trials BC's webinar next week, where we will delve into the "Right to Participate" initiative at BC Children's Hospital Research Institute. Learn how it is helping transform research environment for participants. #clinicalresearch #healthresearch #recruitment

Session 1: How is CLOSER making a difference in Europe and Latin America? Myriam Campbell, from Hospital de Ni?os Dr. Roberto del Río, presents CLOSER Academic Impact. #Event #FinalEvent #ChildhoodLeukemia

When you have trusted partners like Jeff and John and the REDi team you take them to your most important relationships, to help with the most critical challenges where the stakes are the highest: preserving healthcare in rural communities. Together we found the formula and we can’t wait to show you how.

When you have trusted partners like Jeff and John and the REDi team you take them to your most important relationships, to help with the most critical challenges where the stakes are the highest: preserving healthcare in rural communities. Together we found the formula and we can’t wait to show you how.

Yesterday, CMHL's Learning & Practice Development Coordinator, Liam McIntyre, attended the?Loneliness, Social Isolation, and Chronic Disease Research Symposium?hosted by Monash University. The discussions reinforced that #loneliness is not just a personal struggle—it’s a pressing #publichealth issue impacting almost one in three Australians, particularly those living with chronic conditions. Liam was inspired by the researchers leading the charge in addressing loneliness as part of holistic #chronicdiseasemanagement. Some key highlights included: Michelle H Lim?provided a compelling summary of why loneliness must be treated as a priority health issue.?CMHL is also exploring opportunities to host her services training in the future. Kate Filia?from Orygen introduced a project aimed at developing easy-to-implement resources for use across the mental health sector, aligning closely with the needs of our workforce. Jessamine Chen?shared progress on a training package for clinicians, focusing on loneliness in older adults—a critical area for improving care in mental health. The?Connecting for Better Health?project, funded by the NHMRC, also stood out as a valuable initiative, providing decision-makers with targeted, equitable, and cost-effective solutions to tackle loneliness and #socialisolation, potentially reducing healthcare costs and improving outcomes. At CMHL, we recognise that the solutions to loneliness require a collaborative, cross-sector approach. We are excited by the innovations presented and look forward to further supporting these important developments. #MentalHealth #CMHL #research