Sana Hamideh, RN, MST2, was recently honored for a "Good Catch" recognition. This recognition is given to a staff member who reports or corrects an event that might have the potential to result in an error or injury, but did not. Our staff must rely on their skill and intuition at the bedside, and that is what Sana did with a recent patient. Thank you, Sana!
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Congratulations Center for Children's Advocacy and Yale New Haven Hospital for being honored by the Connecticut Hospital Association for your Medical-Legal Partnership team! Medical-legal partnerships (MLPs) are an innovative approach to delivering legal services by integrating legal expertise into healthcare settings. These partnerships address the social determinants of health, such as housing, access to benefits, and domestic violence, by providing patients with legal assistance alongside medical care. By identifying and addressing legal issues that impact health, MLPs improve patient outcomes, reduce healthcare costs, and enhance the well-being of communities. This holistic model of care fosters collaboration between healthcare providers and legal professionals, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive support to tackle both their medical and legal needs. #MedicalLegalPartnership #MLP #LegalAid #HealthJustice #AccessToJustice #HealthcareInnovation #LegalServices #PublicHealth #HealthcareCollaboration
Thank you to the Connecticut Hospital Association for honoring our Yale New Haven Hospital Medical-Legal Partnership team, Attorney Sarah Mervine, Dr. Ada Fenick, intake coordinator LaShawna Lockhart, and attorney Nicole Wallach, with the CHA Award for demonstrated outstanding commitment to leading, representing, and serving hospitals.
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Two important pieces of legislation on the docket for this year's DOTH. HR 955/S 1849: Sustaining Outpatient Services Act seeks to redress the inequity in CMS reimbursement when a CR/PR program relocates off campus or opens a new facility off the grounds of the main hospital. HR 1406/S 3021: Sustainable Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services in the Home Act seeks to make many of the waivers that CMS granted during the PHE permanent. These waivers allowed for the delivery of virtual CR/PR and for the daily supervising provider requirement to be met virtually. The last point is critical (no pun intended) for CAH in rural areas. AACVPR is sending the entire BOD to D.C. this year to impress upon Congress how important these bills are. Hope to see you there.
Calling all members! Join AACVPR leaders in Washington, D.C., March 4-5 for Day on the Hill. Register now to take part in this opportunity to meet with legislators and advocate for the valuable care and services you provide to your patients. https://buff.ly/3Sstvw4
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Indeed, we need to honor all who serve in 2621 counties lowest in health care workforce despite the health care killing combination of worst public and worst private health plans. Concentrations of elderly, poor, disabled shape concentrations of public plans paying 65 - 85% of the cost of delivering care - particularly bad for Community Health Centers with 50% Medicaid. But these counties also have weaker employers with their worst paychecks, benefits, and health plans. The US insurance design is worst in the developed nations, but it fails completely when employer based health insurance is not capable of paying the 130 - 200% that can bail out the concentrations of public plans. When will CMS get the message and help HRSA instead of voting 1.4 trillion a year against what HRSA is trying to do? We have to stop the decline of health care for most Americans most behind. We have to stop the hemorrhage of health professionals from health care. Reversing 40 years of poor assumptions is difficult, but essential for any progress for HRSA program success and for most Americans most behind. Health care is about teams. Why is CMS not a team player?
March 30 is #NationalDoctorsDay! Thank you to all doctors making a difference every day.
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There are two important pieces of legislation on the docket for DOTH that can enhance and continue to propel Cardiac Rehab Programming. • HR 955/S 1849: Sustaining Outpatient Services Act seeks to redress the inequity in CMS reimbursement when a CR/PR program relocates off campus or opens a new facility off the grounds of the main hospital. HR 1406/S 3021: Sustainable Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services in the Home Act seeks to make many of the waivers that CMS granted during the PHE permanent. These waivers allowed for the delivery of virtual CR/PR and for the daily supervising provider requirement to be met virtually. The last point is critical (no pun intended) for CAH in rural areas. • Your support is key.
Calling all members! Join AACVPR leaders in Washington, D.C., March 4-5 for Day on the Hill. Register now to take part in this opportunity to meet with legislators and advocate for the valuable care and services you provide to your patients. https://buff.ly/3Sstvw4
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Who is going to the 2023 ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting in Anaheim, CA December 3–7, 2023? I’m super excited to connect with you! Are you going?
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I am enjoying the habit of boosting examples of leadership in action. Perhaps I should use it as a feature in the upcoming newsletter- Words can influence minds but actions build the future. Cheers to a brighter future in cancer care. Breaking News! Great news for Irvine & Santa Ana CA residents and oncology professionals. A new facility is coming to the southern CA region, bringing care options closer to home. Residents, healthcare leaders, and market stats all suggest that this is exactly what the area needs. For those living in the area, this means better options for care nearer to you, without having to drive over an hour for the type of doctor you need. Bringing top-notch care options closer to residents is critical to access and changes how many will experience treatment in the area. It means less cost to patients who travel out of town and pay for overnight stays. It means actually getting the care you deserve for those who are not able to overcome geographical and financial barriers to care in their region. For those working in rad-onc or planning to, and are from the area, you are getting a brand new facility as an option for your career. You can reconsider having to move away from your relatives to get the best job in your field. A trusted name and the best minds in the field are now in your backyard. This will drive oncology professionals to the region for better cost of living, housing, and research opportunities. Thank you to everyone involved in bringing care options closer to the southern CA region in Irvine. Let's celebrate better options for care and career opportunities for oncology workers. #Irvine #SantaAna #healthcare #oncology #careeropportunities #newfacility #healthcaretechnicalstaffing
Today, leaders from across the City of Hope system came together to launch the activation of our new and upcoming Irvine Hospital. It was a historic day as we plan for our second academic hospital in Southern California. Toward the end of the session leaders Annette Walker, Wendy Austin, Annette Morgan, M.B.A., Laura Grant, Dr. Ed Kim and I - took questions from the audience. At the start of the Q&A, there was silence for almost a minute as scores of leaders took their phones out and began taking pictures of the panel. Here is the moment Ed and I realized the audience was actually scanning the bar code above our heads in order to submit their questions - not taking a picture. Our influencer moment quickly evaporated! Thank you to all our leaders who participated. This will be an exceptional journey as we open a world class hospital in Irvine. Your talent, compassion and focus will lead to a place of healing like no other.
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Senators Office of U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) and Office of U.S. Senator John Boozman (D-VT) released a bi-partisan, sign-on letter to Senate leadership asking them to urgently address the 3.37% #Medicare cut that went into effect 1/1/24. Contact your #Senators now and ask them to sign on to this “Dear Colleague” letter to leadership and stand with America’s #physicians and their #patients by signing on by February 22 If this latest cut is left in place, physician Medicare payments will have been reduced by almost 10% in four years. This is simply unsustainable for our nation’s physicians and the patients they serve. The effects of these cuts have had a heavy impact on rural and underserved areas, which continue to face significant healthcare access challenges. Medicare physicians do not receive inflationary updates in the Medicare program, which is partially why eliminating these cuts is so crucial. Use this link to contact your #Senator https://lnkd.in/eu3xRQdC
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One of the clinical trials currently operating within LHCH is Atrial Fibrillation Big Picture (AFBP). The trial is investigating the causes of Post-operative Atrial Fibrillation (POAF) after CABG/MVR/AVR – which affects around 40% of patients. AF is one of the most common abnormal heart rhythms and can lead to adverse health outcomes such as strokes. AF in any case is both mentally and physically exhausting for the patient, particularly after cardiac surgery. On top of this, POAF can lead to increased time in hospital and relative socioeconomic burdens – which ever way you look at AF – more work needs to be done! There have been many advances in surgical care and medical innovation, yet some complications such as POAF continue to persist. Despite this, the risk factors and mechanisms of POAF are still poorly understood. So, the clinical trial AFBP utilises blood tests before, during and after surgery to identify any AF related risk factors, with the aim of giving us a better understanding of what causes POAF. The aim is clear, use this extra information to paint a better picture of the pathogenesis of POAF, with the potential to improve treatment. Incorporating research into cardiac surgery is no easy task, yet thanks to the positive attitudes of the teams at LHCH we have now recruited over 100 patients, a fantastic achievement. This valuable research would not be possible without the support from the amazing cardiac and aortic surgery teams at LHCH, a few of which are pictured below, many thanks to you all. Here's to the next 100! Bil Kirmani Ahmed A Othman Haytham Sabry Nicola Tidbury
We celebrated recruiting the 100th patient into the AF big picture trial. Thanks to collaborative effort of many amazing individuals, all driven by the main man Ethan Haynes Four different arm postures 😁 Ahmed A Othman Bil Kirmani
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Don't forget, you can nominate your colleagues for a Primary Care Stars award! It's easy to do, click the link below and let us know who you want to nominate and the reason they deserve a reward, we will be picking new sinners every three months so let us know who you think is a Primary Care Star! #menloparkprimarycare #primarycare #awards #award #celebratingsuccess
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Patient (Lived Experience) Leadership is about those affected by life-changing illness, injury or disability who want to influence change through being equal partners in decision-making. In this monthly expert briefing, patient leadership champion David Gilbert picks out the most significant developments in a field of increasing relevance to the NHS. https://lnkd.in/es9g-dR3
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