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"Empowering the future of pediatric heart care! Under the Hridya Saksham project, our Founder and Trustee are training government hospital doctors, equipping them with the expertise to save more little hearts across the nation. Together, we're building a stronger, healthier tomorrow. 💖 #ChildHeartFoundation #HridyaSaksham #SavingLittleHearts"

Care is local. When clinicians are embedded in local communities, it strengthens relationships, builds trust, and improves satisfaction for both patients and clinicians. Clinicians have a lot to contribute in many areas, and can serve in multiple ways. Many SCP Health medical directors serve on committees at their hospitals, including: Graduate Medical Education Committee Sepsis Committee Patient Safety Committee Patient Satisfaction Committee Leadership Council Ethics Committee Joint Operation Council Critical Care Committee Additionally, they volunteer with local organizations, such as: Boy Scouts Hospice centers Food pantries Cancer centers Burn camps American Heart Association American Cancer Association Disaster relief National Kidney Foundation Clinicians Communities = Exceptional Care #TogetherWeHeal

Professionals and parents alike know the value of preparation. Pediatrician Dr. Dorie Saxon, MD, FAAP’s insights are here to ensure your students return to their educational journey with enthusiasm and health in mind. Watch Atlanta News First for advice on making the back-to-school transition seamless and positive. #BackToSchool #HealthyRoutines

#Repost of our partner The Limb Preservation Foundation for their upcoming annual symposium: "Mark your calendars for April 19, 2024, and join us for this pivotal event dedicated to advancing limb health. Stay tuned for more details and save the date to be part of this transformative experience!" #AmputeeCoalition #LimbSymposium #LimbLoss #LimbDifference #NoAmputeeAlone #AmputeeStrong #MedicalConference #LimbCare #HealthEducation #SaveTheDate #Conference #MedicalSymposium #LimbHealthcare #MedicalEducation #Education

The unique challenges of children’s hospitals — here are 10 reasons pediatric facilities need to be designed differently than the typical hospital. Read here: https://ow.ly/4QHr50SJqPN #HFM #FacilityManagement #FacilitiesManagement

In today’s rapidly changing healthcare landscape ensuring resilience in pediatric care is more critical than ever. Join Charles Macias, MD, MPH, in our latest episode of Science@UH as we discuss how we can pave the way for better care. Listen now to learn how we’re shaping the future of pediatric health: https://lnkd.in/e7H2nj6u

Wound care case study: Isle of Wight NHS Trust Stuart Elliot, Tissue Viability Nurse at Isle of Wight NHS Trust outlines his successes using the geko™ device to accelerate wound healing for his patients, and the subsequent positive impacts it has on their quality of life. Watch the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/eG9QHKcj #Wound #WoundCare #LegUlcers #NHS #AcceleratedHealing #ThatHealingFeeling

As technology advances, fewer people will need to visit hospitals when they fall ill. So what alternatives are available? Join Dr Joanna Lawrence, Consultant Pediatrician and VVED Pediatric Clinical Lead at The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, as she explains two key options: Hospital in the Home (HITH) and virtual hospitals. Discover the differences, overlaps, and implications of each approach, and how they are shaping the future of healthcare http://spr.ly/6048gpPRn #VirtualHospitals #HITH #HealthcareInnovation #Streamly #ExpertTalks

Here are two quotes from two different articles regarding the responsibility of a physician to EMS. I wonder if physicians in the historical past of EMS knew of this responsibility. There were some physicians that certainly did. A big THANK YOU to the early pioneering EMS physicians. “In summary, an effective system of EMS is obtainable for every locality in the country by the simple measures described as comprising one of the systematic approaches to its development. The absence of such a system in a community is a black mark on the records of its physicians.” A Systematic Approach to Emergency Medical Services. Hampton OP. Arch Environ Health. 1970 Aug;21(2):214-7   “Accidental death and disability must no longer be the neglected disease of modern society. The practicing physicians is primarily responsible for the initial development of his Community EMS Council.” Your Community Emergency Medical Services Council. Rumage WT. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, Volume 21, 1970 - Issue 2

Looking to integrate the patient perspective into your communications? Know a clinician who could benefit from patient-centered care coaching (and get CEUs)? Check out my friend Claire Sachs!