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World Health Day 2024 focuses on 'My Health, My Right,' emphasizing health as a universal right. In our roles, we have the power to influence and advocate for policies and practices that ensure access to health services for all. Let's use this day to commit to actions that promote health equity and access. Share your initiatives or thoughts on how we can work together to realize this fundamental right. #WorldHealthDay2024

These 3 insightful books will have you thinking outside the box and improve your understanding of #publichealth and #globalhealth. → The Political Determinants of Health by Daniel E. Dawes → Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows → Treating Health Care: How the Canadian System Works and How It Could Work Better by Raisa Deber Tag your colleagues and share this post with your network so everyone can learn about these resources!

Still rethinking external assistance for health The 13 research articles, innovation and practice reports and commentaries presented in this supplement provide concrete examples, ideas and reflections that add to our understanding of external assistance for health. #healthsystems #healthpolicy #publichealth

Empathy in healthcare isn't just nice to have—it's essential. Join us at the Humankindness & Health Justice Virtual Summit to explore how empathy can lead to better health outcomes and a more equitable world. Register here: https://lnkd.in/drpug9f8 #HumankindnessSummit2024 #LHDISummit #VirtualEvent #Registernow #Hellohumankindness

Let's discuss about involvement of communities and civil society in global health governance!

#WorldHealthDay 2024 inspires reflection on health challenges and renews our pledge to health as a fundamental human right. It urges collaboration among governments, organizations, communities, and individuals to develop laws and policies that not only acknowledge but also safeguard and realize this right. #MyHealthMyRight

A new #science of #primarycare should focus on developing paradigms for #longitudinal care beyond the acute sick care body of evidence that dominates our thinking.

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The sticky issue of healthcare funding once again...and some more thoughts if you will have ... Totally agree that money is much more effectively spent in primary care, but while working on that, it doesn’t hurt…in fact, it is mandatory to streamline hospital functionality. Especially because of the amount of money that is being wasted in less than the optimal such setting (generally speaking). Some hospitals are better in some respects than others and all can learn from one another’s strengths and weaknesses. There is a Hospital Organization of Ontario and I hope for every province in Canada. They should play a pivotal role in bettering themselves by keeping an active dialog with citizens and the private sector interested in investing (especially those with philanthropic inclinations). For instance, why not organize hospitality services near hospitals for patients and especially for their significant ones (the power of attorney ones at least) at a low cost (especially for those who can not afford to pay much), so that when a transplant or a very time-consuming surgery or treatment (e.g. cancer care) is available or needed, all is set up in place and handy-a huge help for patients and their families going through such procedures and an opportunity to avoid cancellations, delays and so on ...administrative glitches (all costing handsome amounts thinning the hospitals' budgets. Something similar exists at a small scale (in the form of some discounts offered by some hotels) for some of the patients in downtown Toronto. I'd say go bold and big and have nearly every hospital and the city co-own and operate (with or without the private sector) such hospitality facilities. It's working wonders in Spain. Why not here in Canada? And I won't take ...the weather as a good reason 😉