Lawrence General Hospital的动态

* 21% fewer inpatient deaths than peer health systems * 13.8% fewer patients with complications * 21% fewer healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) * 0.5-day shorter average length of stay These are the types of facts & figures that I want to see from my healthcare provider. ?? #HelloHumankindness #HealthTech #PatientCare #Excellence #Kentucky

JoinAva.com sponsored the Home Care Association of Florida's Annual "Warm Up" Conference in Coral Springs. Key learnings we enjoyed: 1. Value Clinical Managers: The linchpin of home health agencies, their role is indispensable. Prioritize their support to enhance operations. 2. Strategic KPI Focus: Not all metrics are created equal. Concentrate on the ones that significantly impact outcomes and efficiency. 3. Continuous Data-Driven Improvement: Use insights from key metrics to foster a culture of adaptability and progressive enhancement in patient care and agency performance. What conferences are you going to this month?

It’s exciting to participate at the Access Forum 2024 in Miami and recognize the importance of the patient participation along the HTA process. Despite multiple efforts to make patient involvement in HTA meaningful and systematic, there are limitations and we continue working together for a common purpose to make innovation accessible and available to patients and drive the healthcare future. #marketaccess, #patientengagement, #healthcarechange, #healthcarefuture

It’s exciting to participate at the Access Forum 2024 in Miami and recognize the importance of the patient participation along the HTA process. Despite multiple efforts to make patient involvement in HTA meaningful and systematic, there are limitations and we continue working together for a common purpose to make innovation accessible and available to patients and drive the healthcare future. #marketaccess, #patientengagement, #healthcarechange, #healthcarefuture

The Ruderman Lecture at Women’s College Hospital is back for 2024. This year, WCH family physician Dr. Noah Ivers will present on “Good” Primary Care: what it is, why it matters, and how we support it. Join us in person or virtually to hear Dr. Ivers discuss how primary care is foundational for an equitable and efficient system but: → REACTING is not enough: we need to be?PROACTIVE? → FAMILY PROVIDERS are not enough: we need?TEAMS? → TEAMS are not enough: we need?DATA-DRIVEN systems? → DATA is not enough: we need?INNOVATIONS in policy and services? Register here - https://loom.ly/MO9s7f4

Learn more about Advanced Care Planning with Sustainable Healthcare for Serious Illness and End of Life care through this practical guide made for physicians and primary health care teams. This toolkit aims to assist primary health care teams in overcoming barriers when engaging with Advance Care Planning and in providing patient-centered care throughout a life-limiting illness trajectory, from diagnosis to End of Life. It also provides insight into the palliative approach and how environmentally sustainable practices can be integrated into patient care and delivery. Thanks to the many contributing authors and organizations for putting this guide together, including PEACH Health Ontario, McMaster University Department of Family Medicine, and our own HFHT Green Team! Download Guide Here: https://lnkd.in/eng_rBD3

I’ve always thought that the “great consolidation” amongst health systems will lead to large regional Kaiser-esque models, where the payors, clinicians, and facilities are integrated. What’s really interesting about Jaewon Ryu’s statement below is he says Geisinger is the “first inaugural member.” That makes me think Risant Health isn’t done, it wasn’t just a singular acquisition, but will be the first of many other “member” organizations that will lead to a huge conglomerate across the nation. What do you think? Am I reading into this too much? Or will Risant rival HCA + UHC in its ability to gain market share through vertical integration of clinical and health plan assets?

Discover whether the French public sector hospital reform led to better patient distribution among regional facilities???? ?? A recent research article investigates changes in hospital mobility since 2016, with eye-opening insights. Dive into the study: https://buff.ly/3u2A9za

?? Paramedic and Health Friends ?? Can you please help my research colleague by filling in a quick survey for data collection? https://lnkd.in/gJKH9_hd... Title: Identifying areas of unmet need within Paramedicine, relevant to GWS and regional NSW, for future innovation studies. Aim: This survey is an opportunity for you to provide perspectives on unmet patient needs in your practice, related innovations or interventions, and current barriers to these innovations. As a local, expert healthcare professional, your responses will help provide a clearer understanding of how unmet patient needs can be addressed in our community.

In this insightful article, James Gainey, M.D., highlights the exceptional care he provides to his patients at CenterWell Senior Primary Care. By being part of the CenterWell team, physicians like Dr. Gainey are afforded the luxury of time – up to 50 percent longer visits – to help forge strong relationships with patients and thoroughly address their complex health issues. This patient-centered, value-based approach is bolstered by a holistic care team to transform the lives of seniors, offering a fresh alternative to the “assembly-line” medicine status quo. This is senior care reimagined. https://huma.na/42gDGH2