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February is all about hearts—and more than just on Valentines Day. This is American Heart Month. “During American Heart Month, we’re celebrating all the bold hearts who have made an impact in saving lives through CPR,” said Nancy Brown, American Heart Association chief executive officer. “At the American Heart Association, it’s our vision to advance health and hope for everyone, everywhere. Children as young as nine can learn CPR and since nearly 3 out of 4 cardiac arrests that do not happen in a hospital, occur in the home, it's critical that all families know how to perform CPR.” CPR – or cardiopulmonary resuscitation – is an emergency lifesaving procedure performed when the heart stops beating. During American Heart Month, the Association is offering four ways to learn CPR and join the Nation of Lifesavers, as an individual, family, organization or community at heart.org/nation. FYI: Hands-only CPR is quick and easy to learn and does not involve any mouth-to-mouth contact. Are you prepared to save a life—perhaps of someone you love? #Amercanheartmonth #cpr #Americanheartmonth2024 #firstaid #hearthealth I usually post about job search strategies, the legal industry, and the California legal job market. For information on those topics, follow SeltzerFontaine LLC, and connect with me and ring the 🔔 at Valerie Fontaine.

February is all about hearts—and more than just on Valentines Day. This is American Heart Month. “During American Heart Month, we’re celebrating all the bold hearts who have made an impact in saving lives through CPR,” said Nancy Brown, American Heart Association chief executive officer. “At the American Heart Association, it’s our vision to advance health and hope for everyone, everywhere. Children as young as nine can learn CPR and since nearly 3 out of 4 cardiac arrests that do not happen in a hospital, occur in the home, it's critical that all families know how to perform CPR.” CPR – or cardiopulmonary resuscitation – is an emergency lifesaving procedure performed when the heart stops beating. During American Heart Month, the Association is offering four ways to learn CPR and join the Nation of Lifesavers, as an individual, family, organization or community at heart.org/nation. FYI: Hands-only CPR is quick and easy to learn and does not involve any mouth-to-mouth contact. Are you prepared to save a life—perhaps of someone you love? #Amercanheartmonth #cpr #Americanheartmonth2024 #firstaid #hearthealth I usually post about job search strategies, the legal industry, and the California legal job market. For information on those topics, follow SeltzerFontaine LLC, and connect with me and ring the 🔔 at Valerie Fontaine.

**ATTENTION** NHS / Infection Preventionists ‼️ Choosing to remain willfully ignorant can have serious consequences, as it closes off opportunities for growth, learning, understanding and ultimately PROTECTION. By deliberately ignoring information or facts that challenge your 🫵beliefs or perspectives, you limit your ability to make informed decisions and navigate the complexities of transmission. Embracing a willingness to engage with new ideas is key to service improvement and development, while willful ignorance can lead to missed opportunities, and ultimately hinder your ability to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing environment. https://lnkd.in/eG5J4cGH

Today, as we celebrate love and connection, let's also take a moment to appreciate the power of our hands in saving lives. 💖 Did you know that hands-only CPR can be a crucial act of love and care for someone in need? According to the American Heart Association, nearly 70% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happen in homes. Performing hands-only CPR can triple a person's chance of survival. It only takes a few minutes to learn hands-only CPR, but its impact is immeasurable. So, as you exchange tokens of affection today, consider gifting something truly invaluable—a commitment to learn hands-only CPR and be a hero in someone's life. To learn more about administering hands-only CPR, please visit: https://bit.ly/3K2BFE5

🗓 Webinar Alert! 🗓 Are you juggling multiple campus policies and prevention frameworks across your organization? It can be a challenge to align headquarters guidance with different approaches at the local level. Don't miss our upcoming webinar in collaboration with the Fraternity Executives Association this Tuesday, May 7th at 1:00 ET: "So Many Varieties Of Campus Policy & Prevention Frameworks: Where Do Headquarters Fit In?" In this insightful session, Noah Borton (Delta Upsilon International Fraternity), Jennifer Walker (The University of Texas at Austin), Will Cangialosi (The Ohio State University), Jessie Lynne Reed (Ashton) (Timothy J. Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research), Stevan Veldkamp (Timothy J. Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research), and Will Frankenberger (Delta Zeta Sorority) will share their strategies for navigating the complexities of campus policy and prevention initiatives. You'll learn how to: ✅ Identify ways to effectively collaborate with campus counterparts in prevention efforts related to hazardous hazing and alcohol behaviors. ✅ Connect campus hazing prevention initiatives to headquarters programming, clarifying who is uniquely positioned to do which work. ✅ Share perspective on barriers to prevention efforts and progress in mitigating hazing behaviors and alcohol misuse. ✅ And more! Mark your calendars and register here: https://bit.ly/4a2Gqdi Drop a ✋ below if you're planning to attend!

Okayyyyy... I slept for three days and now I'm BACK. And I made muffins for the team. Last Thursday we had nearly the entire department (150ish!) in person. We wanted to start the year with clarity, simplifying the "plans on plans on plans" that Public Health is used to... distilling the next 12-18 month's focus down to a few key efforts. We also wanted to laugh. And we wanted to cry. And we wanted to get to know each other in new ways. We did all of those things. I think I made it about 43 minutes before crying... plus we did Laughing Yoga, so the laughter was mandatory. We played with fidget toys and Play-Doh, and we drew our dream communities. We ate many bagels and bopped our heads to a suitable-for-work bespoke playlist. Most importantly, we explored how we can keep reaching for more and better to serve the hundreds of thousands of people we are entrusted to keep safe and healthy. The Cardinal Seven is our term for the seven big things we will commit to this year. They're bold but doable. They aren't rocket science--but in a world where everything feels overly complicated, it's a nice reprieve from checklists and KPI's. Yes, we will still track and measure and get reaccredited (I declare it), but sometimes you gotta just say what you want to do in plain words. This year, we commit to: 🗣 Creating a culture of honest, 360 feedback that disrupts bias 🗣 🤑 Being better financial stewards 🤑 🏆 Creating a culture of excellence through rapid QI and more transparent recognition programs 🏆 💪 Busting down walls and taking more clinical services to the streets 💪 📈 Modernizing our data systems, reaching towards Public Health 4.0 📈 📢 Being known through a renewed focus on social marketing, brand, and presence 📢 Yes, that's only six out of seven... but the seventh is way too big for a single LinkedIn post. Let's just say that number seven has something to do with cactuses, maps, and real-deal health equity. 🌵 I feel overwhelmingly, unapologetically blessed. It's not all puppies and corn dogs, as one of our directors said at the meeting, but with this team in place, there is hope. We have ambition, energy, humility, and trust. And we know that if we fail, it means we tried. If we tried, it means we believed. (Yes, I used that at the meeting and yes I admitted it was stolen from a Peloton ride I took that very morning)

Expanded Prepayment Review of Existing Hospices in Arizona, California, Nevada, & Texas Learn about the expanded prepayment review and related activities (PDF) for existing hospices in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Texas: https://lnkd.in/gGxk4ZVe... What’s the goal and how this affects you What type of review we’ll perform How we’ll notify you When it starts Where to get more information

SPOILERS | A daily breakdown of what is going to happen on ABC's "General Hospital" during the week of February 19-23, 2024. #GH #GeneralHospital #Previews #Spoilers

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Beginning therapy early is essential. Let’s take a look at some of the many skills we work on in our Early Intervention program. To learn a bit more, click here https://lnkd.in/g2H2hecw