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At Lindsay Municipal Hospital (LMH) in rural Oklahoma, over 95% of the population are individuals who are incarcerated. This unique situation poses challenges that other facilities may not face in day-to-day care and encourages creative solutions. “Regardless of the social disparity, regardless of a social status or identifier, these patients are treated and provided with the same quality care as any individual anywhere. To see past backgrounds and provide quality medical care – to me, this is the essence of what quality is.” The Telligen HQIC team is proud to work with LMH and provide enhanced technical assistance on an individual basis to meet the needs of their team. Read more about the incredible work being done at Lindsay Municipal Hospital: https://lnkd.in/g4qSRxTf #PartnerFeature #TeamTelligen

Congratulations to the 13 organizations selected to receive 2024 Health Workforce Development grants from Telligen Community Initiative! Read about each of the 2024 recipients here: https://lnkd.in/gJxuttNF

Men's Health Month is all about raising awareness and promoting healthy habits for men’s physical, mental and emotional health. Men in the United States die an average of 5 years earlier than women and are at higher risk for many serious diseases, including heart disease, lung cancer and prostate cancer. Although all men are at risk for prostate cancer, Black men are at higher risk. They are twice as likely to get and die from prostate cancer than white men. Telligen is proud to offer our own suite of health equity solutions to identify and eliminate healthcare disparities to improve health for all. Learn more at Telligen.com/health-equity.

This week, Telligen's Courtnay Ryan, CMA presented at the Oregon Hospital Quality Workshop which was hosted by the Oregon Office of Rural Health. Courtnay represents the Rural Quality Improvement Technical Assistance (RQITA) team. Learn more! https://lnkd.in/g7--RFwB #TeamTelligen #RQITA Stacie Rothwell Susan Runyan

We are thrilled to share a special initiative dedicated to celebrating the unwavering dedication and hard work of our hospital partners over the past four years. The new Telligen HQIC Impact page is a heartfelt tribute to the incredible teams that have tirelessly worked behind the scenes to keep our communities safe and healthy. This is more than just a showcase; it’s a beacon of appreciation and gratitude. From the frontline heroes to the support staff and everyone in between, we aim to shine a spotlight on the amazing individuals and collaborative efforts that make our healthcare system strong. Join us in recognizing and honoring these extraordinary efforts. Explore stories of resilience, compassion and innovation. Help celebrate the spirit of teamwork and the power of partnership in healthcare! https://lnkd.in/g29sj5T5 #TeamTelligen #HQIC #HealthcareQualityImprovement

Juneteenth marks a joyous day in American history, commemorating the end of slavery and the official freedom of Black Americans. Yet, as we celebrate liberation, it's crucial to acknowledge the ongoing fight for equality, especially in healthcare.    Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gbuAJQPM

The 20th anniversary of World Blood Donor Day is an excellent and timely opportunity to thank blood donors across the world for their life-saving donations over the years and honor the profound impact on both patients and donors! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3V9NH5T #WorldBloodDonorDay

Quality Improvement Director Meg Nugent and Program Specialist Courtnay Ryan, CMA presented at the Connect and Engage for Rural Health meeting in Atlanta today. Telligen is proud to support the Rural Quality Improvement Technical Assistance program to help rural healthcare organizations overcome challenges and improve healthcare. Pictured left to right: Aishwarya Sasidharen, MPH, Meg Nugent, Courtnay Ryan, CMA, Traici Brockman

June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month. Providers and partners can learn more about Dementia Care Practice Recommendations from the Alzheimer’s Association. These recommendations define quality care across all care settings and throughout the disease course. A person-centered focus is the core of quality care! https://bit.ly/3MSWxSH #Alzheimers #ENDALZ

Members of the LGBTQI community often face unique challenges when accessing healthcare, including discrimination, stigma, and a lack of understanding from providers.    According to the CMS Office of Minority Health, the poverty rate is higher among LGBTQI individuals (21.6%), specifically among transgender people and bisexual women (29.4%). Social Determinants of Health factors can also contribute to mental health disparities, including depression, anxiety disorders, and health risk behaviors.    Learn more and find resources here: https://lnkd.in/giqi6tzY