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This week marks a significant milestone as we celebrate the graduation of our third round of Phase III Cardiac Rehabilitation Maintenance Program (CRMP) participants! From day 1 to completion, witnessing the remarkable growth and resilience of our participants has been nothing short of inspiring. The Phase III CRMP plays a crucial role in the continuation of care after Phase II Cardiac Rehabilitation, offering guidance on exercising independently and confidently post-cardiac event. In this program, we empower individuals to embrace a proactive approach to their health by teaching them not just what to exercise but also how, fostering a sense of self-efficacy and independence. Our aim is to eliminate the need for constant supervision, allowing participants to navigate their fitness journey with confidence. Beyond graduation, we don't just say goodbye—we stay connected and committed. By keeping in touch, we ensure ongoing support, accountability, and encouragement for our participants well past Phase III. It's not just a program; it's a community dedicated to long-term cardiovascular health. The impact of this program extends far beyond graduation day, and we're proud to be part of each participant's journey towards a heart-healthy life. 💙 To the Green Bay Packer's Foundation, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for making a difference in the lives of countless individuals. Your support fuels our passion for creating a healthier and stronger community. Spread the word! Share this post with anyone who might benefit from our FREE 2024 Phase III CRMP. Let's continue working together towards a future with fewer cardiovascular events and healthier hearts. 💙🤝 #CardiacRehabilitation #HeartHealth #GraduationWeek #WellnessJourney #CardiovascularHealth #CommunitySupport

A New Era Beyond the HITECH Act: Empowering Patients with MyRxWallet While the HITECH Act of 2009 laid the groundwork for standardizing electronic health records (EHR), it’s time to move beyond its limitations. At MyRxWallet, we’re leading a revolution in healthcare technology that prioritizes patient autonomy and data security. Unlike traditional systems that lock patients into predefined formats, MyRxWallet gives patients full control over their medical records. Our technology empowers patients with explicit directives to their providers: medical information is never to be disclosed or discussed without written consent. Upon completing a diagnosis and treatment plan, any information entered into the EHR by the provider is removed or blacked out after the necessary reimbursement processes are completed. Furthermore, upon the completion of the patient’s medical visit, the provider must directly supply the patient with their medical information into the patient’s EHR. Failure to comply with this requirement, as prescribed by federal legislation such as the 21st Century Cures Act, will result in a notice of noncompliance issued to the provider within the timeframe allowed by law. This level of control fundamentally challenges the status quo established by legacy systems like Epic. As MyRxWallet enters the arena, the days of proprietary data silos and limited patient access are numbered. We believe that healthcare data should be as dynamic and adaptable as the patients it represents, with security and privacy at the forefront. Epic may have capitalized on the past, but the future belongs to those who empower patients. With MyRxWallet, we’re not just keeping pace—we’re setting a new standard. #PatientEmpowerment #DataPrivacy #HealthcareInnovation #MyRxWallet #21stCenturyCuresAct

CAFP President, Dr. Abbie Urish, MD, FAAFP, was interviewed by KRDO in Colorado Springs as part of a story on long wait times at doctors offices. She discusses the challenges of growing the primary care workforce and the importance of loan repayment programs, introducing high school students to the family medicine specialty, and how such strategies can help shortage areas. Read or watch the story: https://lnkd.in/gv85A6Xy

Accreditation standards can be used as a guide in implementation of a pediatric acute care advanced practice provider fellowship #AAP#NP#pedi#fellowship#acceditation https://ow.ly/2SL150QPXT8

We don't have to tell you the discharge process is in disarray—you live it every day. What we can tell you is that you're not alone, and it doesn't need to be this way. Join Dr. Craig Garfield and Jaylee Hilliard, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, CPXP, as they share information on how to Ace the NICU Transition to Home by leveraging AngelEye's innovative solution, which is revolutionizing the NICU discharge process. Learn how this research-based approach will cut costs and improve patient outcomes.

Collaborative working means becoming greater than the sum of your parts – with real benefits for both patients and providers. But what does that really look like in reality? In a new blog, Dr Sian Stanley discusses how her GP practice worked with community and acute partners and others to set up an urgent treatment centre in Harlow. The project was in response to the unsustainable pressures faced by A&E, and to date, the UTC has started to reduce some pressure on the local emergency department. In particular, fewer diagnostic procedures are now taking plan in A&E, equating to cost savings for the ICB. More joined up working is also making a difference for patients, with better triaging and more use of alternative care options, which are re-directing people away from A&E and enabling them to get care closer to home. This means saving time and avoiding risks associated with being admitted to hospital, particularly for older people. Learn more below, including about our new development programme for professionals working across the boundaries of primary and secondary care. Deadlines for applications to the programme close on 22 March. 👇

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Leadership transitions can significantly impact organizations. Poor transitions can derail strategy, harm team performance, and negatively affect company culture, potentially costing millions. Effective planning, transparent communication, and proper onboarding are crucial for a smooth transition. For example, Scott LaRue announced Dr. Taimur Mirza's appointment as Chief Medical Officer at ArchCare, highlighting the importance of leadership continuity and the positive impact on the organization. The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) plays a crucial role in healthcare organizations by blending clinical expertise with visionary leadership. The CMO ensures healthcare systems are responsive, equitable, and efficient, significantly impacting strategy, team performance, and company culture. Effective leadership transitions, like the appointment of Dr. Taimur Mirza at ArchCare, highlight the importance of continuity and positive organizational impact. #unitedseniorassociation #USA #eldercare #FDA #seniorliving #ADA #AI #NIH #patientcare #compliance #hospitals #OIG #healthcare #HHSOIG #digitalhealth #HSS #CMS #assistedliving #nursinghomes #seniorcare #medicare #seniorcitizen #homehealthcare #caregiver #dementia #inhomecare #seniorhealth #kloekorby #alzheimers #mentalhealth #IoT #IoMT #NIA #AMA

We don't have to tell you the discharge process is in disarray—you live it every day. What we can tell you is that you're not alone, and it doesn't need to be this way. Join Dr. Craig Garfield and Jaylee Hilliard, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, CPXP, as they share information on how to Ace the NICU Transition to Home by leveraging AngelEye's innovative solution, which is revolutionizing the NICU discharge process. Learn how this research-based approach will cut costs and improve patient outcomes.