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National Interprofessional Healthcare Month continues as Joseph Zorek, PharmD, BCGP, FNAP shares another panel from our work together. 'Shocking', from which this panel was pulled, was one of our earliest stories-- the 8th or 9th, out of 35, I believe. It's one of my favorites, as it's very beautifully succinct. Here, Joe and his team wrote a script that highlighted a situationally unique crisis: one that threw the readers right into the mix, without causing any sort of confusion. Throughout the story, we were able to find a really nice harmony between the words on the page and the visuals, and I fondly look back upon that success. If you're curious to see this story in full, (as well as the rest of the stories that Joe has been showcasing) read his full post below for the name of his book, and seek it out!
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Continuing this series of posts celebrating National Interprofessional Healthcare Month! This illustration comes from "SHOCKING: An Illustrated Case Study," co-authored with Jeff Fish and brought to life by George Folz. It shines a light on the challenges faced by individuals who live in rural parts of America, where access to timely care - particularly in emergency situations - can have life-threatening consequences. Fortunately for the main character in this case, the seamless transition of care from a talented #EMS team to an interprofessional critical care team ends well. From: Fish JT, Schmidt CR, Zorek JA. Chapter 11: Critical Care. In: Zorek JA. Interprofessional Practice in Pharmacy: Featuring Illustrated Case Studies. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2021:237-254.
What hospital-at-home leaders can learn from hospitalists: To truly scale "hospital at home," its leaders should take a page from hospitalists, a similarly disruptive care model that grew exponentially, two physician leaders wrote in Health Affairs. http://dlvr.it/T4hj1s
The teamwork in cardiology between physicians and PAs increases access and enables us to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care together.⚕️ On AMA’s Obstruction to Healthcare Progress: “In 2023 alone, the AMA obstructed more than 100 bills aimed at expanding access to care and modernizing healthcare laws. This obstructionism is not merely a setback but a significant barrier to addressing the pressing challenges within our healthcare delivery system.” Read the full AAPA article on the link here: https://heyor.ca/opIlHr And, to ask how you can take part in AAPA’s efforts to counter the AMA’s “scope creep” campaign, contact [email protected].
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This video is so revealing and true!!! Education about the healthcare system and the business of medicine is so lacking in medical school curricula. That’s why there is today such a disconnect between people practicing medicine and the myriad of other professionals “managing” healthcare #healthcareeducation #medicalschoolcurriculum
From the CHAP Boardroom. Written by Michael Rovinsky Certificate of Need (CON) is a regulatory mechanism employed by numerous states within the United States to oversee the establishment and expansion of healthcare facilities and services. Originally designed to prevent the overbuilding of hospitals and medical facilities, the scope of CON has broadened to include community-based care, such as home health and home care agencies. Learn more about the support, criticism, and typical review process of CON in our newest article: https://hubs.ly/Q02Frc000
In evaluating the superiority between private and public hospitals, considerations encompass diverse factors such as quality of care, accessibility, specialization, patient experience, commitment to training and research, and regulatory oversight. Ultimately, the determination of which type of hospital is superior hinges on individual circumstances and preferences within the healthcare landscape...
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To help alleviate capacity pressures, local providers are reminding patients how to seek the right care in the right place. Choosing the right setting is important, as it can: 🕒 Save time 💲 Save money 🏥 Help stabilize the healthcare system
More time with the doctor, fewer days in the hospital and lower healthcare costs—that's the difference value-based care can make. Humana’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Kate Goodrich, shares a few points on why this model is such a game changer for patients, physicians and the healthcare system. Learn more by visiting: https://huma.na/3Qp3ZGq #ValueBasedCare
