Mental Health Cooperative’s Post

In honor of Doctors’ Day, we celebrate Samuel Kimura, MD, and Michael Hogan, MD, founders of That Man May (now All May See) Foundation in 1971. Learn more about them and support this important work at www.allmaysee.org! #DoctorsDay2024 #UCSF #UCSFOphthalmology

Nominate your favorite CRNA for #CRNAweek using link in Somnia post below.

📰 Dr. Mitesh Popat, CEO of Venice Family Clinic, spoke to The Argonaut about the Clinic's growth and our plans to continue to expand our services in 2024. Read the story here: bit.ly/3T5bgwI

UHN in Toronto moved from 4th to 3rd best hospital in the world, just behind #Mayoclinic and #clevelandclinic. What an amazing achievement… There are many insights that come to mind at the moment, but would like to share just one, which fills me with hope: I’ve been lucky enough to have worked for almost 10 years at 2 of the top 3 hospitals in the world (Mayo and UHN). Completely different organizations, mindset, processes, social/national circumstances, etc. Just completely different in almost any way. But both capable of achieving excellence at the highest level. Never think excellence is impossible! Let’s all do our best to contribute to the achievement of the highest possible level of excellence in our own environment! #medicine #medicina #excellence #excelencia #achievements #innovation #inovação #hardwork #team #trabalhoemequipe #esforço

May is #NECawareness Month! We'd love to hear what you are doing to help raise awareness and funds so we can #preventNEC! We chose May to be NEC Awareness Month because mothers are essential to our work of advancing NEC research, education, and advocacy. We will only build a world without NEC by partnering with and elevating mothers. Mothers provide the most protective therapy against NEC—their milk. Science is essential to our vision of a world without NEC, but it takes an average of 17 years for research evidence to reach clinical practice. We chose the 17th of May because we cannot wait 17 years for today’s emerging NEC research to reach our babies in the NICU. We need to prevent NEC now. We need a world without NEC today. Our motto “from pain to power” recognizes the profound heartache that follows a NEC diagnosis. The pain caused by NEC often stays with us for a lifetime. It takes remarkable strength to channel our anguish into helping other families and driving our organization's mission. The NEC Society is working tirelessly to accelerate research, raise awareness, and build a world without NEC by keeping babies and families centered in everything we do. We invite you to share how NEC has impacted your life and support the NEC Society by recognizing NEC Awareness Month. You can join our movement at https://lnkd.in/gmxU8Px3

Crystal Ecton, Aledade market president in Texas, has been named as an inaugural board member of the new Texas Association of Accountable Care Organizations (TXAACOs). "With the formation of TXAACOs, leaders from every ACO sector in Texas can share their knowledge, ideas, and solutions," said Crystal. "This collaboration will enable Texans to receive proactive, coordinated, and comprehensive care, ultimately reducing the total cost of care." Learn more: https://ow.ly/sciW30sFug3

May is #NECawareness Month! We'd love to hear what you are doing to help raise awareness and funds so we can #preventNEC! We chose May to be NEC Awareness Month because mothers are essential to our work of advancing NEC research, education, and advocacy. We will only build a world without NEC by partnering with and elevating mothers. Mothers provide the most protective therapy against NEC—their milk. Science is essential to our vision of a world without NEC, but it takes an average of 17 years for research evidence to reach clinical practice. We chose the 17th of May because we cannot wait 17 years for today’s emerging NEC research to reach our babies in the NICU. We need to prevent NEC now. We need a world without NEC today. Our motto “from pain to power” recognizes the profound heartache that follows a NEC diagnosis. The pain caused by NEC often stays with us for a lifetime. It takes remarkable strength to channel our anguish into helping other families and driving our organization's mission. The NEC Society is working tirelessly to accelerate research, raise awareness, and build a world without NEC by keeping babies and families centered in everything we do. We invite you to share how NEC has impacted your life and support the NEC Society by recognizing NEC Awareness Month. You can join our movement at https://lnkd.in/gJxpHtVW

Here's an insightful article on how value-based care can address social determinants of health and improve health outcomes of patients in underserved communities with Natalie Williams, MD, Family Medicine at ARC East 7th.