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This Memorial Weekend, we pay tribute to the courageous souls who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Let us remember and honor their bravery, valor, and selflessness. Wishing you a reflective and peaceful Memorial Weekend from all of us at SMS Clinical Research. #MemorialDay #NeverForget #MemorialDayWeekend #MemorialDayGetaway #HealthcareInnovation #BeAPartOfTheSolution #Mesquite #SMSClinicalResearch #HealthyLiving #ClinicalTrial #PatientCare #MedicalResearch #ClinicalTrials #Covid19 #HealthScience #ClinicalStudy #ResearchTrial #PatientCare #HealthCare

Compassionate cultures are essential to both staff and those receiving care. With compassion, we can create environments of deep care, commitment, and healing. Find this full conversation about transforming healthcare through compassion here: https://lnkd.in/gh-r8yEZ

As we approach Memorial Day, a time dedicated to honoring and remembering those who have served and sacrificed for our nation, 2Morrow Health Plus takes a moment to reflect on the values that drive us: dedication, service, and commitment. These are not only the principles our heroes lived by but also the core values at the heart of what we do. #MemorialDay #HealthcareExcellence #PhysicianServices #PracticeManagement #PatientCare #2MorrowHealth #HealthcareInnovation

Celebrating successes and advocating for structural competency. Toward justice, belonging, and humanity in healthcare. Commentary: https://lnkd.in/e2KWUqtY

It’s a complicated industry and no solution is perfect . But having AlignRx on your side is vital!

“Avoidable bed days are a sign of a broken health care system.” This article draws on an excellent point of the need for more behavioral health beds. Enacting measures such as section 40 will only increase the strain on healthcare systems and therefore further complicate the already challenging nature of discharge plans for these populations. Efforts should rather focus on better options and processes for discharge planning for populations with mental health and behavioral needs that delay or prevent discharge back into the community independently. As an occupational therapist, I hold a role in discharge planning and experience the efforts that hospitals are already enacting to discharge patients once they are medically stable to avoid unnecessary stays. This is not a financial burden that should fall on hospitals. The roots and impact of this issue are beyond healthcare and have implications for social justice and societal wellbeing as well.

Don't be fooled. Value-based care won't come to you! You need to go to value-based care! How? By weaving together the principles of data, population health management, operations, finance, and change management. Yes, it's challenging, but it's worth it. If you're at the annual #FACHC conference in late July, Carrie T. and I will show you the how, and hear from Syntax Health and Austin Helton about the #VBC #contracting, #data and the impressive results we've achieved. #VBC #ValueBasedCare #valuebasedhealthcare #data #PopulationHealthManagement #pophealth #healthcarefianance #change #changemanagement

In the spirt of the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation I will learn more about heart healthcare challenges and opportunities for improvements for indigenous people. 🧡 people.https://https://lnkd.in/g5a8rpMA

How one person really can make a huge impact.

Wonderful article by #GeBai, and a great tribute to Marshall Allen. And, in that Forbes article is about the best concise description I have heard or read of the problems in our healthcare system: “5. Our Healthcare Reality Is By Design. “When the government plays a bigger role in healthcare, policymakers and businesses get more intimate. Influencing policy is more effective than competition for large businesses to make money, and controlling healthcare dollars is more effective than empowering patients for policymakers to reap political gains. This business-policymaker marriage perpetuates a system that enriches both while compromising patients, workers, and taxpayers. The key to breaking this vicious cycle is, in Mr. Allen’s words, to ‘stand up to bullies’ and ‘fight back.’” He told us how to do that in his book, “Never Pay the First Bill”. Ge Bai Ge Bai • 1st • 1st Professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health 21h •     21 hours ago Wish you all a meaningful Memorial Day. My lastest @Forbes: Power Belongs To Patients: In Memory Of Marshall Allen Link: https://lnkd.in/edmVnJsF Marty Makary M.D., M.P.H. Jessica Beames Eric Bricker, MD Chris Deacon The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health