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Reposting for reach, and to support the growth of specialized #cardiovascular care and #electrophysiology in #WaterlooRegion.

In case you missed it, at our most recent EPA webinar the ABS was joined by program leaders from Ascension St. John, Indiana University, Louisiana State University New Orleans, Medical College of Wisconsin, Mt. Sinai NYC, and University of Wisconsin, to discuss how their residency programs have implemented the EPA framework, navigated challenges, and what they have done to make the initiative so successful at their institution. Watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/ggyrzhvW

Jillian Agnew, RN, CCRC, Senior Clinical Research Nurse at ST JOHN CENTER FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH, shares insights on the power of personal connections in keeping long-term trial participants engaged. From navigating trial fatigue to overcoming protocol challenges, hear the nuances of patient interactions that shape the success of extended trials. Tune in to learn how to foster meaningful connections to retain participants in trials ⇢ https://lnkd.in/ecMZZ5ts

Today, we celebrate and honor the incredible doctors around the world who dedicate their lives to the well-being of others. Your unwavering commitment, compassion, and expertise make a profound impact on countless lives every day. Wishing all doctors a wonderful National Doctor's Day and encouraging future medical students to pursue their passion with determination and excellence. #nationaldoctorsday #globaleducation #abroadmbbs #medicalprofession #healthcareheroes #futuredoctors #medicaleducation #abroadmbbs #globalfocusedu

When 2 worlds collide 🌎💥. Working together with the fabulous team at ETHICON Johnson & Johnson on a combined objective of improving both patient care and experience through data driven insights and innovation. Exciting times ahead as we advance together to provide the best in bariatric surgery #servicedevelopment #bariatricsurgery #NHS #servicetransformation

In recent news from CBS Boston, the difficulties in securing timely doctor's appointments in Massachusetts during peak illness seasons have highlighted a critical issue: the growing scarcity of primary care physicians. The reasons are multifaceted, involving economic, educational, and systemic challenges that deter new doctors from entering primary care. At Paving Practices, we recognize that resolving the primary care shortage isn't just about increasing the number of doctors; it's about transforming how healthcare is delivered. Here’s how we are addressing these challenges: Innovative Education Programs: We are developing and supporting pathways that make it feasible and attractive for future medical professionals to enter and thrive in primary care settings. This includes advocating for and implementing educational reforms that reduce the debt burden of medical education. Enhanced Role of APPs: Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) such as nurse practitioners and physician assistants are perfectly positioned to help fill these gaps. By enhancing their training and expanding their scopes of practice within a team-based care model, we can alleviate some of the pressures on the primary care system. Reducing Administrative Burden: We support initiatives aimed at streamlining administrative tasks that currently overwhelm primary care providers. By advocating for insurance reform and smarter regulation, we can free up doctors to spend more time with their patients. As we look forward, it’s clear that comprehensive solutions are needed to ensure everyone has timely access to primary care. Through collaboration and innovative approaches, we aim to not just navigate this crisis but to transform it into an opportunity for sustainable healthcare improvement. We invite all stakeholders in the healthcare industry to join us in this endeavor. Together, we can rebuild a robust primary care system that is accessible, efficient, and attractive to the next generation of healthcare providers. For more details on our initiatives or to join our efforts, please visit [Paving Practices Website] or contact us directly. #HealthcareInnovation #PrimaryCare #HealthcareCrisis #MedicalEducation #PavingPractices https://lnkd.in/eQdpbPgE

Put patients over profits! The #340B Drug Pricing Program is critical because it allows qualifying hospitals and clinics to purchase some drugs at a discount. This program is designed to help safety-net healthcare providers stretch their resources to support more financially vulnerable patients, contributing to #health #equity and the sustainability of #essentialhospitals.

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Perhaps we can say that a decent measure of any government is how they truly treat their regional communities and the smallest electorates. In terms of aimless showboating, or grand and empty gestures, you wouldn't bother would you? Big expsnses for an electorate no one cares much for? In 2024 however, Darwin remains Australia's smallest capital city, with a population of 144,000. And yet. Their communities need us more than any other. In 2019, ABC journalist Ms Chelsea Heaney, in an article titled 'Darwin only capital city in the nation where population dropping' made it clear what the situation was there. And here we are in 2024 and Darwin is going to have a new medical school. Under the stewardship of the Albanese government, Australia is clearly a nation Ahead of the Curve. And when you're ahead of the curve, you are well and truly ahead of the pack. The harmless ones and very few less harmless. Moreover, what a glorious thing for the wonderful people of Darwin. I can only imagine the good fortune this will bring Darwin. Visiting regional and rural communities always reminds you how difficult medical services can be in remote regions. Given the land mass of Australia and the sprawl of our cities, it's so integral to have the right infrastructure. And then, to have the VERY MOST prestigious schools opening up in the VERY smallest capital city in Australia? We must be doing a lot right. The people of Australia are so much better off for everything you and your administration do. Great news every week. Sometimes every day. Can't ask for much more. Thank you Minister. Very sincerely.