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Interesting article looking at the challenges that face Primary Care and how we stack up against other nations. There is no one size fits all when it comes to medicine and no one country has it all figured out. From my perspective one of the biggest challenges I see is how uncoordinated our care is here in the US. Right hand very rarely knows what the left hand is doing and it is detrimental to our healthcare. There is a lot of talk of care coordination, but very little in practice. If you want good healthcare, you have to be your best advocate, or find someone who is willing, able and capable because the system is not set up to successfully coordinate care. #patientadvocate #healthcareadvocate #agingparents #CareManager #GeriatricCareManager #nursenavigator #havenhealthcareadvocates #youarenotalone
Here’s how challenges in U.S. primary care compare with peer nations
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🎉 Exciting news in healthcare. Thirty health systems are banding together to enhance eldercare through the Age-Friendly System-Wide Spread Collaborative. The emphasis on delivering "the 4Ms" – What Matters, Medication, Mentation, and Mobility – aligns perfectly with our mission of ensuring accessible and equitable care for all. It's inspiring to see organizations like Advocate Health and CommonSpirit Health leading the charge. By prioritizing age-friendly care at every touchpoint, we improve health outcomes and enhance the quality of life for our elderly population. Let's continue championing initiatives that prioritize the well-being of our seniors! https://bit.ly/4aJcF2G via Fierce Healthcare #HealthPlans #healthcare
30 health systems pursuing top-to-bottom age-friendly care with new collaborative
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As folks "try" to move to value based care the corporate robbers are moving faster to extract profits from what is supposed to be a care system, but has become a system of transactions, in which instead of transactions supporting success for care, care is now the excuse for billing the transactions. This is progressing along, and has for 45 years. Stopping it requires reinventing healthcare altogether: healthcare access should be a RIGHT, with everyone covered for the vast majority of care, and every community with adequate primary care, regardless of location. National consensus will require a grassroots movement of care providers and patients. It's past time.
"Just 43% of U.S. adults reported a regular doctor or place of care relationship lasting at least five years. The highest-performing countries in that category, by contrast, were the Netherlands (76%) and Germany (68%)." #healthcare #primarycare
US lags other nations in access to primary care, coordination with specialists: Commonwealth Fund
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There’s simply no evidence that 60 years spent building vertically and horizontally integrated, segregating, rationing and inequitably subsidized mega-profitable health insurance conglomerates has improved most Americans medical care access, outcomes or costs. #tripleaim #valuebasedcare #vbc #healthcare #medicareadvantage #healthinsurance #sdoh
"Just 43% of U.S. adults reported a regular doctor or place of care relationship lasting at least five years. The highest-performing countries in that category, by contrast, were the Netherlands (76%) and Germany (68%)." #healthcare #primarycare
US lags other nations in access to primary care, coordination with specialists: Commonwealth Fund
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Clearly Bismarck Healthcare used in Germany, Switzerland, Japan and other democratic nations is the answer enabling access for all citizens to quality affordable private insured and private #ffs manufactured medical care with more private insurers and private hospitals per capita than in America and better clinical outcomes and costs than in the USA. How’s this achieved, simply by making health insurers profit-neutralized utilities instead of luxuries. Read about Bismarck Healthcare Here; https://lnkd.in/ecUwsHWP
"Just 43% of U.S. adults reported a regular doctor or place of care relationship lasting at least five years. The highest-performing countries in that category, by contrast, were the Netherlands (76%) and Germany (68%)." #healthcare #primarycare
US lags other nations in access to primary care, coordination with specialists: Commonwealth Fund
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When we enhance "patient engagement,'' we create positive health outcomes for those in our care. Read why this is a vital element of the Integrated Primary Care (IPC) Model - https://lnkd.in/eZtvmBUG. #Healthequity #valuebasedcare #valuebasedhealthcare #healthcareinnovation #healthcareequity #patientcare #healthandwellness #healthcenters #communityhealthcenters #communityhealth #integratedcare #PrimaryCare
Did you know? That the Integrated Primary Care (IPC) Model consists of seven domains which serve as the lens through which health equity can be measured for all patients? And did you also know that the IPC Model has emerged as the blueprint to guide Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) as they conduct organizational reinvestments to address their pursuit of Value-Based Care (VBC)? Our Yudi Liu explains https://lnkd.in/eZtvmBUG #valuebasedcare #Valuebasedhealthcare #healthequity #careteam #Wholepatient #Wholepatientcare #Integratedprimarycare #FederallyQualifiedHealthCenters Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC)
Advancing Value-Based Care at FQHCs: the Integrated Primary Care Journey - C3 - Community Care Cooperative
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"It’s no surprise to those who work in public health that retailers have not been able to succeed in the primary care landscape. Although their intentions may be genuine, retailers are in the business of making money, but that’s not exactly how it often works in healthcare, especially when it comes to providing primary care to Florida’s most vulnerable populations." In our recent blog, we highlight the importance of local community health centers and the impact they have. Read more about it below!
Primary Care: It’s Not as Easy as It Looks
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Did you know? That the Integrated Primary Care (IPC) Model consists of seven domains which serve as the lens through which health equity can be measured for all patients? And did you also know that the IPC Model has emerged as the blueprint to guide Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) as they conduct organizational reinvestments to address their pursuit of Value-Based Care (VBC)? Our Yudi Liu explains https://lnkd.in/eZtvmBUG #valuebasedcare #Valuebasedhealthcare #healthequity #careteam #Wholepatient #Wholepatientcare #Integratedprimarycare #FederallyQualifiedHealthCenters Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC)
Advancing Value-Based Care at FQHCs: the Integrated Primary Care Journey - C3 - Community Care Cooperative
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We cannot address #healthcare disparities without accurate data about them, as Kara Hartnett recently reported in Modern Healthcare. Yet, there’s a major obstacle: people are hesitant to share information about the non-medical challenges they face with their healthcare providers — and understandably so. It’s difficult to open up to even friends or family about some of these challenges, let alone a doctor or nurse. Trust is key, and there's too little of it in so much of healthcare. That's why a community-based approach to health care — making sure people who are rooted in communities are engaging and interacting with patients — is so important. Familiarity breeds trust, and trust is the only way to really learn about the whole person and then help them get healthy. #valuebasedcare #communityhealthcare #provders #Walgreens
Distrustful patients, scarce resources hamper social needs screening
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