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Have you ever wondered why it's so hard for nonprofit organizations to work together, share resources, and form partnerships? A recent survey asked this very question, and the responses were quite insightful. Some of the reasons given were differing missions and goals, limited resources, communication challenges, lack of trust, and power imbalances. It's a bit ironic, isn't it? In an industry dedicated to helping others, organizations often find themselves guarding their own little slice of the pie. But here's the good news – it doesn't always have to be that way! There are many wonderful organizations out there that are willing to lend a hand, share their knowledge, and offer assistance. And for that, we are truly grateful. Speaking of which, there's one local organization that deserves a special shout-out: Thrive Alabama. Led by the amazing Mary Elizabeth Marr, this organization has been an absolute gem. While their mission aligns with ours to some extent, they have gone above and beyond to support us with their kindness and expertise. So, if you're a Huntsville resident in need of medical care and don't know where to turn, Thrive Alabama is the place to start your search. Here's a glimpse into their mission and values: https://lnkd.in/gxbEqVev Let's spread the word about Thrive Alabama and organizations like them that truly embody the spirit of collaboration and compassion. Mary Elizabeth Marr State of Alabama The University of Alabama #ChronicIllness #MedicalCare #ServiceOriented #HelpWhenNeeded

New report this week from The Kings Fund highlighting all the challenges to shifting care left, out of hospital and towards primary, community and prevention. So many things have to happen to enable this, it seems overwhelming. However, right at the heart of the report data gets a mention. Whilst the data we work with is never perfect, linking it all up for systems, adding in data on the wider determinants of health and presenting it in the right way is the start of changing the conversation. It's the start of enabling teams to work differently. It's the beginning of thinking differently and planning for about future population and workforce needs. It's a new perspective and a move to view population, people and needs rather than organisations, diseases and activity. It's a way to look back and recognise the progress teams are making towards outcomes shared across system providers and local communities. Whilst the data is never perfect, without joining it up, it's hard to get started. I work in a team who are passionate about linking data, keeping it simple and using it to drive changes like those described in this report. Think big, start small, go fast - right Kris Stone, Rebecca Richmond, Alexis Bradshaw, Vicky Underhill, Kallie Heyburn, Julie Wilkinson, Martin McShane, Jerry Clough ? #populationhealthmanagement #populationhealth #populationhealthanalytics #nhs #integratedcare

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

Medically fragile patients experiencing homelessness all too often receive either a lower level of care (I.e.-congregate shelter, street outreach, etc…) or a higher level of care (SNF, long term care, etc…) than what is needed to support their illness because of the dearth of available resources to fill the gap. We need more programs like these that fill care gaps and to think more broadly about the impact they have on the health and well-being of our communities.

It takes dedication, resources and the willingness to impact the underserved and uninsured. What a wonder partnership between Novant Health and arguably the greatest athlete of all time, Michael Jordan. Health inequities exist in every city, county and state but so do real solutions to these disaparities. Stay dedicated and resilent in your pursuit to solve these societal problems. https://lnkd.in/eq6bRq5m?

Mettle Health is known to say, there’s more to health than medicine. I completely agree, which is why I’ll be speaking at their August annual convening about: “Changing the System: A New Approach to Incentivizing Care at the End of Life.” And I’ll be joining esteemed speakers including BJ Miller, MD, who is producing the event and speaking to issues like “Death and Dying in a Tech World” and “Intersection of Architecture, Health, and the Human Process.” Find out more at https://lnkd.in/d_-Y39Ec. If you’ll be there, make sure to reach out. I’d love to connect. #personcenteredcare #agingcare Humanity

As part of the Did You Know series, here is the first informational piece about Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care Dawn Darvalics, M.S., PMP, Prosci Andrew Petersen. If you are interested in finding out more contact them. “Be Encouraged”

An interesting report published by The King's Fund today calling for increased policy focus towards primary and community services and away from acute settings, in order to relieve pressure, ultimately driving a higher quality of care, and enhanced patient outcomes. A key policy area and battleground for the General Election expected later this year. https://lnkd.in/eP8Gmtzj #kpmgcorporatefinance #healthcare #mergersandacquisitions

After two weeks of incredible conferences, I'll be sharing some lessons learned from the experts and leaders who presented at each event. Follow the SpirituWell to learn more!