🚧We are thrilled to announce the groundbreaking of our newest neighborhood hospital in Rigsby! We want to thank our Baptist Health System partner and dedicated teams for their commitment to providing 24/7 care to our San Antonio neighborhoods. Stay tuned for more updates as we build a healthier future together! ✨ #OneEmerus #CommunityBuiltOnCare Read More: https://lnkd.in/gPAM3f3E
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I am grateful to Gov. Chris Gregoire and our partners at Challenge Seattle and the Washington State Hospital Association for their dedication to the hard work of solving some of our state’s most complex challenges. Our op-ed in The Seattle Times lays out three ways we can quickly reduce the strain on our #hospital #emergency departments while providing quality, compassionate care to our unhoused #community. I hope you’ll take a few minutes to read it, and weigh in. https://lnkd.in/gHAuAznr
WA's emergency rooms are in crisis. We need to act now | Op-Ed
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I’ve seen first-hand the devastating impact a #HospitalClosure can have on the community it serves. I hope the communities that rely on the hospitals in this list confront these circumstances with a forward-thinking, innovative approach that will allow them come out on top in the long-run. How would you lead the effort to prepare for your community #hospital to close? What would you want to see that facility #converted into?
8 hospitals closing departments or ending services
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'AMBULANCE RAMPING' This #Tasmanianargument seems true of all Australia, and possibly of other countries. Deaths from #ambulanceramping outside hospital #emergencywards is not an issue peculiar to Tasmania. And Dr Paul Scott has pinned it down directly and correctly to an insufficiency of beds in #publichospitals. In my State, South Australia the issue was exacerbated by the replacement of the old Royal Adelaide hospital by the new hospital with a smaller bed capacity. In general, however, this boils down to insufficient funding. Funding which in Australia rests on the one government with the overwhelming #taxationpower, the #CommonweathGovernment. Instead of kowtowing to a #mediawhipped ethos in the interests of #bigcapital the Commonwealth needs to abandon the trend to #taxreduction and instead replace it a socially more equitably system that also yields greater revenue. This is not a case for profligate spending. Prudence with public funds is always important. However, funds must also be sufficient/ https://lnkd.in/gHu7wbSZ
Emergency Department director lays bare the daily crisis in Tasmanian hospitals
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[Emergency Scenes: Aussie Paramedics' Challenges] In setting the stage for our discussion, we plunge into the world of Aussie paramedics facing challenges amid emergency scenes. . . . https://lnkd.in/dVXNVH7T
Emergency Scenes: Aussie Paramedics' Challenges
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The Alberta government has signed a landmark 10-year contract with STARS, ensuring that emergency medical services (EMS) remain robust and accessible across the province. This agreement guarantees that Albertans, particularly those in rural and remote communities, will continue to receive swift and effective medical response from the iconic red helicopters of STARS. Premier Danielle Smith expressed, "Every Albertan deserves access to the best-quality health care, no matter where they are in our province. Through STARS, we connect rural and remote communities to critical health care services, improving patient outcomes and providing assurance to families. This new agreement means Albertans can rely on another 10 years of highly skilled medical professionals responding to crises wherever they happen." This performance-based agreement is a significant milestone in Alberta’s commitment to timely life-saving care. STARS' fleet of air ambulances and expert medical personnel are crucial in delivering EMS across the province, addressing the unique challenges of remote and rural health care. Minister of Health Adriana LaGrange highlighted the importance of this partnership: "This 10-year contract with STARS represents a significant step forward in strengthening emergency medical services in remote and rural areas. It underscores our commitment to ensuring that all Albertans have access to high-quality health care when and where they need it." STARS, with a proven track record of exceptional care, will continue to be a cornerstone of Alberta’s EMS network. This long-term collaboration aims to set new standards for emergency medical response, improving patient outcomes and stabilizing air ambulance services across Alberta. Martin Long, parliamentary secretary for rural health, added, "In locations with limited road infrastructure, air ambulance operations are critical to support urgent health care needs. This contract will provide a new era of resilience and preparedness in communities." President and CEO of STARS, Katherine Emberly, shared her gratitude: "We are deeply grateful for the continued support from the Government of Alberta, enabling us to provide life-saving care wherever it’s needed across the province. For nearly 40 years, we’ve relied on unwavering support from our government partners and the communities we serve to deliver on our mission every day." Read the full article on our blog. #AvfoilNews #AlbertaEMS #STARS #EmergencyServices #HealthcareInnovation #AviationMedicine #RuralHealthcare #RescueMission #LifeSavingCare #AviationExcellence
STARS enters into new 10-year EMS contract with Alberta government
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The connection between a grandparent and a grandchild is truly unique. It becomes a blessing when a grandchild, armed with the right knowledge of emergency preparedness, is able to rescue his grandmother in the nick of time. Meet Saransh, our young 10 year old hero, whose quick thinking and preparedness became a lifeline for his grandmother. Read the full story on our blog to discover how Saransh's quick action and Pococare's technology came together to ensure a happy ending. https://lnkd.in/eMYrUjEW #Pococare #EmergencyReady #HealthcareHeroes #medicalemergency #blog #digitalmarketing
A Heroic Tale of a 10 year old boy: How Saransh Saved His Grandmother
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Our new Quick Response Force has officially launched! By swiftly dispatching EM providers to IHS or Tribally operated facilities with a coverage gap, our new program ensures continuous, culturally responsive emergency department care for Native patients. While good ED care is vital everywhere, it's especially critical on remote reservations where a patient transfer could take hours. As Quick Response Force lead Arthur Sakakihara-Chavarria (Mescalero Apache) pointed out, there isn’t always a local provider pool to tap for a replacement when an EM physician can't report to duty. Our ABEM physicians and advanced practice providers are on call at all times to ensure coverage. They're also trained in culturally responsive care. As our President Whittney LaCroix said, “Visiting an emergency room can be an extremely vulnerable moment for a patient. Quick Response Force will not only fill gaps in coverage, but also deliver an unparalleled level of culturally sensitive emergency medicine.” https://lnkd.in/gVYbAfr7 #physicianjobs #indigenoushealth #emergencymedicine #healthcareinnovation
Tribal Health Launches Quick Response Force to Improve Emergency Medicine in Native Communities
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Looks like Florida is moving toward authorizing certain #hospitals to be designated "rural emergency hospitals," enabling them to participate in a federal program that provides enhanced funding as a way to address the financial straits many #ruralhospitals are in and avoid altogether shutting down facilities in communities that simply can't afford to be without at least emergency care. The program is AN answer, not THE answer, to the financial difficulties rural hospitals face, and it’s left to be seen how these conversions will affect #accesstocare for folks in affected rural communities.
House and Senate committees OK bills to create 'rural emergency hospitals'
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Good article exploring the many various ways Chaplains serve.
Advance Care Planning Coordinator | Healthcare Chaplain | Making difficult topics approachable with compassion and a bit of humor
I am excited to see my article about the role of the hospital chaplain on Next Avenue today! I hope it is a good representation of the work chaplains do. Can you relate to this article? #healthcare #chaplains #hospital https://lnkd.in/e737yS-u
In the Hospital? Don't Overlook Me, the Chaplain
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ED boarding is just one symptom of how to approach the 'balloon animal of healthcare delivery' - if you address this, the next symptom pops up. Ask how we can help. #Guidehouse #HealthCareDelivery #HealthcareTransformation
Stranded in the ER, Seniors Await Hospital Care and Suffer Avoidable Harm - KFF Health News
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