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Healthy living is a right, not a privilege. With access to medical care, we can make a life-saving difference for children in need. Let's ensure every child has the chance to grow up healthy and strong. Read more in our blog: https://ow.ly/LbeH50Qznx5

Caring for children with a chronic illness or disability can pose many challenges to healthcare professionals. Frequently this includes the risks associated with maintaining skin integrity and wound healing when faced with complex factors that can impact on patient outcomes. Our specialist/service specific study day 'Skin Health and Wound Care for Children' will explore some of the challenges faced and the factors that need to be considered when assessing and managing children with complex skin and wound care needs. Find out more and book https://lnkd.in/eurkRvez

Caring for children with a chronic illness or disability can pose many challenges to healthcare professionals. Frequently this includes the risks associated with maintaining skin integrity and wound healing when faced with complex factors that can impact on patient outcomes. Our specialist/service specific study day 'Skin Health and Wound Care for Children' will explore some of the challenges faced and the factors that need to be considered when assessing and managing children with complex skin and wound care needs. Find out more and book https://lnkd.in/eurkRvez

Caring for children with a chronic illness or disability can pose many challenges to healthcare professionals. Frequently this includes the risks associated with maintaining skin integrity and wound healing when faced with complex factors that can impact on patient outcomes. Our specialist/service specific study day 'Skin Health and Wound Care for Children' will explore some of the challenges faced and the factors that need to be considered when assessing and managing children with complex skin and wound care needs. Find out more and book https://lnkd.in/eurkRvez

Session Highlight: Tackling Medical Issues In the upcoming session, we’ll explore the latest in medication management, prepare for hospitalizations, and dive into advanced home-based health care solutions for older adults. Empowering caregivers with next-gen tools to handle medical challenges with precision and ease.

Caring for children with a chronic illness or disability can pose many challenges to healthcare professionals. Frequently this includes the risks associated with maintaining skin integrity and wound healing when faced with complex factors that can impact on patient outcomes. Our specialist/service specific study day 'Skin Health and Wound Care for Children' will explore some of the challenges faced and the factors that need to be considered when assessing and managing children with complex skin and wound care needs. Find out more and book https://lnkd.in/eurkRvez

Health Tips: Keeping Your Smile Healthy ?? The WVU School of Nursing and the McDowell County Commission on Aging are partnering to present a series of health tips. In this video, Rylie O'Neal discusses oral health tips and ways to keep your smith healthy.

Happening Tonight! Join us for an intimate and insightful conversation with Dr. Lauren Daley as we delve into the challenges and rewards of palliative care. This free event will explore the importance of providing compassionate care in a medical system that can often feel fragmented. Dr. Daley will offer valuable insights on how families, doulas, and medical professionals can collaborate to provide the best possible support through the palliative care journey. After losing her mother unexpectedly, Dr. Daley was drawn to palliative medicine and is deeply committed to helping others develop a healthier relationship with death. She believes that embracing death can transform how we live and is dedicated to fostering open, honest discussions about life's most meaningful experiences. This event is perfect for anyone who is interested in offering or receiving compassionate end-of-life care. Bring your thoughts, questions, and an open heart as we explore our shared humanity. Hosted by Death & Dying Network International (DDNI), a welcoming community for anyone passionate about death education. We lead brave conversations about death, dying, and end-of-life planning, while building meaningful connections across all walks of life. https://lnkd.in/e82eZjq4 #DeathAndDyingNetworkInternational #DDNI #DrLaurenDaley #PalliativeCare #EndOfLifeCare #CompassionateCare #DeathEducation #Doulas #FamilySupport #OpenConversations #LifeAndDeath #HealthcareChallenges #Mortality #DeathPositivity #CourageousConversations #PalliativeMedicine

View the toolbox: https://loom.ly/3rDr_V0 There’s no place like home. That’s why, in the not-too-distant future, many older people will be able to access medical care and services for chronic and acute health conditions from the comfort and convenience of their own residences. Let’s face it. Most people would prefer to age at home rather than being treated in a sterile hospital setting or nursing home as their health begins to decline. But it’s more than patient preferences driving the shift toward aging at home. As concerns grow about hospital-acquired infections and antibiotic resistance, many public health experts believe the longer people can stay out of the hospital setting, the better off they will be—both mentally and physically. Read the blog: Why Home Is Where Good Health Is, located in our Impact of Aging toolbox sponsored by Patcraft to hear more.

Kids are one of our most vulnerable populations - with and without disasters. Are you left thinking "what else" when it comes to disaster planning and kids? Join these disaster experts on 10/31 for a great webinar on preparing our kids for disasters. #disastereducation #pediatrics #disasters #emergencymanagement