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Imagine a world where healthcare’s biggest problems intersect with the world’s best technology in a culture of innovation. That’s the goal of the Veale Initiative for Health Care Innovation at University Hospitals, established in 2023 through the support of a $10 million visionary gift from The Veale Foundation. ? “With the Veale model, we will systematically identify complex problems and pilot solutions using the best technologies. If we see meaningful savings, improved patient outcomes or operational efficiency, and our caregivers find it useful, then we will scale across our system,” explained Brandon Cornuke, Executive Director of the Veale Initiative. “Backed with rigorous clinical studies, we’ll share our learnings with other health systems and ecosystem partners. In doing so, we’ll amplify our learning and, hopefully, help advance the healthcare industry. This information can also serve to inform government policy decisions.” "We are building a first-of-its-kind model that we hope will transform healthcare organizations around the world into dramatically safer and far more cost-effective systems.”, said Peter Pronovost MD, PhD, FCCM, UH Chief Quality and Clinical Transformation Officer, Veale Distinguished Chair in Leadership and Clinical Transformation. Check out pages 22-23 of UH's 2023 Annual Report for the full article: https://lnkd.in/eT4Et5j7 #problemsolving #clinicaltransformation #innovation

?? ???????????????? ???? ???????????????? ?? How can we truly improve healthcare? According to our colleague Professor?Astrid Janssens, the key lies in collaboration on an equal footing. In the article?"Patients as Partners", Astrid shares her inspiring vision: a world where the experiences and knowledge of patients, healthcare professionals, partners, and students are equally valued and put to use. Through her unique professorship at?UMC Utrecht, Astrid is committed to fostering an?equitable knowledge ecosystem, with patient and public participation at its core. This not only involves including patients as active participants in healthcare decisions and research but also emphasizes participation in?education?and the importance of?researching participation itself?to continually improve how patients are engaged. ?? Diverse and meaningful participation is key to creating better, more inclusive care for everyone. ?? Read the full article and discover how Astrid is paving the way for a more collaborative future in healthcare: https://lnkd.in/eaVHJu6m ?? Or watch her inaugural lecture “?????????????? ??????????, ???????????????? ????????????”: https://lnkd.in/e-DPgrz3 #BHH #PatientandPublicParticipation #Care #Research ???? ?????? ?????????????? ?????????? ?????? ?????? ?????????? ?????????? ???????????? – ?? ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????????? –??????????????? ???????????? ???????? ???????????? ???? ?????????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ?????????????? (?????????????????? 2024).

In our biggest conference to date, THIS Space 2024 hosted an array of speakers to discuss the leading research and evidence in improving the quality and safety of healthcare. Five research fellows from our fellowship programme delivered insightful lightning talks exploring varied subjects contributing to the advancing the field of healthcare improvement. Topics ranged from using big data for intelligent blood test ordering to co-designing quality improvement strategies in specialist eating disorder units, to addressing the challenges of national clinical audits in the stroke community, plus sharing learning from mixed methods approaches when examining variation in prescribing practices and implementing new service models for perioperative care for older people. Read the full story and watch the lightning talks here https://ths.im/4iBea7f

? TOP CT HEALTH NEWS FOR NOVEMBER 8, 2024 ? Northwell Health and Nuvance Health are pursuing a merger to stabilize Nuvance's finances and improve services in CT hospitals, with a pledge to invest $1 billion over five years; University of Connecticut startup Soleia Biosciences, founded by professors Lakshmi Nair and Yusuf Khan, won a $30,000 award to advance non-addictive, long-lasting anesthetic treatments as alternatives to opioid-based pain relief; a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) report reveals a high likelihood of #PFAS contamination in CT’s groundwater, especially in urbanized regions, raising concerns over water safety statewide; and much more - check out www.cthealthnews.com for the latest CT health news. ? Nuvance, Northwell petition state to approve hospital merger Hartford Business Journal https://lnkd.in/eGCZB8ij UConn medical startup wins award for research on alternative pain relief treatment The Daily Campus https://lnkd.in/eN9s3_sf USGS Study: PFAS Contamination Likely in Large Swaths of State CTNewsJunkie https://lnkd.in/egdEtg2s UConn Health Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CCEI) ? #Connecticut #Healthcare #CTnews #CTHealthNews #ConnecticutHealthNews #Connecticut_Health_News

?? Our CMO & President, Dr. Bobby Green, took the stage at AHIP 2024 yesterday to participate in a dynamic panel discussion on Driving Progress in Value-Based Specialty Care. ?? Dr. Green joined Dr. Luz Ramos from Independence Blue Cross and Dr. Jeremy Wigginton, MD, MBA, FAAFP from Capital Blue Cross to delve into innovative strategies for developing successful value-based arrangements in specialty care. The session was an insightful exploration of the challenges, trends and implementation approaches key to designing specialty care programs that optimize outcomes, lower costs and improve patient satisfaction. Read more about the session and clinical insights shared in this Managed Healthcare Executive article: https://lnkd.in/gGT2Cc7B We look forward to participating at #AHIP again next year!

We’re thrilled to welcome UPMC Enterprises and Vanderbilt University Medical Center to the Aegis Digital Consortium. UPMC and Vanderbilt join an alliance of 11 leading healthcare systems that are partnering with Aegis to co-create and deploy groundbreaking solutions that address many of healthcare’s most intractable challenges. Launched in April, the Digital Consortium empowers health systems to drive impactful innovation. Together, we’re reimagining healthcare through a health system-led approach to building sustainable solutions that are better for patients, providers, and administrators. Read more in today’s announcement, and stay tuned for what’s next. https://lnkd.in/e9rtXxxF

ECRI presented in Modern Healthcare's virtual briefing to help healthcare leaders prepare for the threats and opportunities that will shape 2025. Watch the recording, "The Safety of Science: Transforming Healthcare Through Human Factors," featuring ECRI President & CEO Marcus Schabacker and Polly Tremoulet, Director of Human Factors Engineering. Thanks to Cooper University Health Care Chief Innovation Officer and Patient Safety Officer Dr. Michael Kirchhoff for joining the panel to share insights into designing work systems to support humans. WATCH ON-DEMAND: https://lnkd.in/gw5Wkshk

One of our favorite things about being in the clinical research industry is learning about the healthcare innovations happening through clinical trials. Some of our team members are out this week to learn what's on the horizon and how healthcare might advance in the upcoming months and years. And while we know that not everything being investigated will be the breakthrough we hope for, it's invigorating to hear about all the progress being made. It's good to have such a hopeful reminder of why we do what we do! ?? ???? Andrea Rodriguez, CCRC Wenoah Veikley #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials #Healthcare

I thoroughly enjoyed attending the INFORMS 2024 Annual Meeting in Seattle, Washington. It was an honor to present my research, "Taking One for the Team: Improving Safety-Net Hospital Performance by Creating an Advanced Dedicated Observation Unit," in a session on Empirical Healthcare Operations organized by David Rea. Our paper explores the critical role that Dedicated Observation Units (DOUs) can play in addressing the financial and capacity challenges faced by Safety-Net hospitals. Looking forward to future discussions on advancing healthcare delivery and support for these essential institutions."

This issue seeks to uncover and elevate the practices happening in non-hospital settings and highlight research and evidence showing how efforts in these spaces are truly transforming the human experience in healthcare. Published in association with The Beryl Institute, Volume 11, Issue 2 includes 14 articles representing personal narratives, research studies and case studies and covers a selection of topics. Read PX Journal https://ow.ly/5y4O50SWes1