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? TOP CT HEALTH NEWS FOR OCTOBER 18, 2024 ? ? CVS Health replaced CEO Karen Lynch with David Joyner amid layoffs and lower earnings projections, aiming to improve profitability, raising concerns about future Aetna, a CVS Health Company jobs in #Hartford; expensive #GLP-1 weight-loss drugs challenge insurers to balance access and cost however CT’s employee plan offers a model by using personalized plans to manage prescriptions effectively; CT lawmakers are debating increased oversight of state-run psychiatric facilities following reports of safety concerns, abuse, and inconsistent monitoring practices; and much more - check out www.cthealthnews.com for the latest CT health news. ? ?????? ???????????????? ?????????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ???? ???????????? ???????????? Middletown Press https://lnkd.in/gNr3sHhK ?????? ???????????? ???????? ?????????? ?????????? ?????????????????? ???? ????????????, ??????????; ???? ?????????? ???????????????? ???????? ?????????? ?????????? ???? ?? ?????????? Boston Globe Media https://lnkd.in/gT2B_M_J ???? ??????????????????????'?? ?????????????????????? ???????????????????? ???????? ???????? ??????????????????? ?????????????????? ???? ???????????? Connecticut Public https://lnkd.in/gGuW-p7r ? #Connecticut #Healthcare #CTnews #CTHealthNews #ConnecticutHealthNews #Connecticut_Health_News

? TOP CT HEALTH NEWS FOR OCTOBER 14, 2024 ? Fairfield University studied how the pandemic affected pediatric nurses' professional quality of life, identifying burnout and emphasizing the importance of supportive environments; U.S. hospitals are facing nationwide IV shortages after back-to-back hurricanes damaged a major manufacturing plant, prompting emergency responses to manage the limited supply; CT retirees want a choice between traditional #Medicare and #MedicareAdvantage plans due to issues with access to healthcare, particularly for chronic conditions; and much more - check out www.cthealthnews.com for the latest CT health news. ?????????????????? ?? ???????????????? ?????????????????? ????????????’ ?????????????? ???? ???????? ???????? ???????????????? HamletHub https://lnkd.in/eZyc6Cgt ?????????????????? ?????????????? ???????? ???????????????????? ???? ???????????????? ?????? ???? ???????????????????? Westfair Business Journals Journal https://lnkd.in/ejFvmUca ? ??????????????: ???????????????? ???? ???????????????? ?????????????????? -- ???? ?????????????????? ???????? ?? ???????????? Connecticut Mirror https://lnkd.in/eqGtbBCu #Connecticut #Healthcare #CTnews #CTHealthNews #ConnecticutHealthNews #Connecticut_Health_News

?? System Reform: Tackling Workforce Challenges in Healthcare Professor Lisa Nissen, from The University of Queensland’s Centre for the Business and Economics of Health, and Professor Leonardo Seoane M.D., F.A.C.P., Executive Vice President & Chief Academic Officer at Ochsner Health, address the critical workforce challenges facing healthcare systems in Australia and the United States. At the 2024 UQ-Ochsner Healthcare Summit, they shared strategies for navigating these obstacles and driving meaningful reform to support the future of healthcare delivery. Watch the full discussion or all sessions ?? https://bit.ly/3ZWuici #SystemReform #HealthcareWorkforce #MedicalSummit #HealthcareLeadership #UQOchsner #OchsnerHealth

The future of healthcare starts with educators like you. Join experts from the National Healthcareer Association on March 26 to explore trends in the healthcare industry at our webinar ‘Leveraging New Industry Data for Allied Health Excellence: How Educators and Employers Can Work Together to Solve Today’s Healthcare Workforce Challenges.' Explore key strategies for 2024 and beyond, including advocacy for allied health professions, advancements in education, and strengthening the healthcare workforce. Register today > https://lnkd.in/ew9MY5zR

Healthcare works better when it’s diverse. Patients thrive when providers understand their medical needs but also reflect their experiences and communities. Yet, the lack of representation in healthcare is a significant barrier to achieving equitable outcomes. In a recent op-ed, Steve Beard, Chairman and CEO of Adtalem Global Education, and Dr. Ngozi Ezike, president and CEO of Sinai Chicago, explore the need for a diverse healthcare workforce and shed light on how partnerships like Adtalem and Sinai Chicago are making strides in advancing culturally competent care and addressing health disparities. Read now: https://lnkd.in/gjshswpc?

I find the term "Allied Healthcare Professionals" deeply problematic. I do not believe there is a place for it in modern and inclusive healthcare. It represents a regressive & outdated school of thought about health with an intention to other and belittle the contributions made to healthcare by other professions. It aims to create categories of prestige and of lesser beings within the professions. To whom and why are these professions called "allied"? What is the intention here, but to 'other' and keep up with the facade of exclusive groupings within the health professions? No wonder society is getting sicker, how can we come up with real solutions when we refuse to appreciate each other as equals at the solutions-finding table?

#HealthTrends: Academic medical centers are shifting toward population health-centric healthcare management strategies, giving another instance of the profound influence of the predominant forms of healthcare delivery in the US in the foreseeable future. https://lnkd.in/gNQK2uDN #amc #populationhealth #valuebasedcare #medicalschools

Employers can be a powerful force for change in health care. Next week, PCC's Ann C. Greiner joins Premise Health for an important discussion about how employers can promote enhanced primary care -- leading to lower costs and happier, healthier employees. https://lnkd.in/e9FCr7i8