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We wrap up our ICYMI #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth series with this final tip. If you don’t speak up about your health care experience, no one else will. ACTION 3: ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF! Our Community Engagement Manager and #prostatecancer #survivor shares a real story about the moment of his diagnosis, and a situation that could have changed his outcome had he not spoken up. #PCAM #healthadvocacy #unconsciousbias #HealthEquity #SpeakUp #blackhealthmatters

Oregon Legislative House Interim Committee on Behavioral Health and Health Care will be conducting a live stream meeting on September 27, 2023, at 2:30 PM. The agenda includes discussion on key topics affecting behavioral health and health care in Oregon. Date: September 27, 2023 Time: 2:30 PM Live Stream URL: https://lnkd.in/gAsAYuvb Agenda: 1. Aid and Assist: The committee will discuss the current status and impacts to Local Government Services. 2. Coordinated Care Organizations (CCO) Profit Update: A financial update on the role and profitability of CCOs in Oregon's health care system. This meeting is informational and there will be no opportunity for public questions. For professionals and stakeholders in the fields of behavioral health and health care, this live stream will offer valuable insights into topics that have a direct impact on services and policies in Oregon. Please consider sharing this information with others who may find it relevant. #OregonHealth #BehavioralHealth #HealthCare #LocalGovernment #CoordinatedCareOrganizations #LiveStream #OregonLegislativeHouse

There are SO MANY evidence-based resources, strategies, and programs out there that address the health needs prioritized in a community health needs assessment. We want to start a conversation in the Moxley Public Health community about those that have been at the forefront, those that have been prominent in your work, or even just those that you are passionate about! ✨ Let's talk! Share in the comments below your thoughts, experiences, and any evidence-based strategies or resources that you use in your community to address ANY health need 📥 #evidencebase #publichealth

Today, Legacy Class XL will hold Public Service & Healthcare Class Day. Class members will engage with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, explore services within the county’s criminal justice system, and delve into Montgomery’s mental health crisis. Additionally, they will gain insights into the state of healthcare, including its various dimensions such as state, community, rural, and population health. The program will also address the effects OF COVID-19 on the medical sector, healthcare challenges, and the burgeoning influence of technology in healthcare delivery. #LeadershipMGM #connectingleaderstoeffectchange

Today, Legacy Class XL will hold Public Service & Healthcare Class Day. Class members will engage with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, explore services within the county’s criminal justice system, and delve into Montgomery’s mental health crisis. Additionally, they will gain insights into the state of healthcare, including its various dimensions such as state, community, rural, and population health. The program will also address the effects OF COVID-19 on the medical sector, healthcare challenges, and the burgeoning influence of technology in healthcare delivery. #LeadershipMGM #connectingleaderstoeffectchange

Webinar tomorrow! Join our interactive panel discussion on 7/16 at 1PM ET featuring presenters from Equality Health and the Community Health Center Association of Mississippi. We will examine 10 key areas a practice should consider when thinking about partnering with a 3rd party in a value-based care arrangement. The session will review: • Reasons to consider partnering with an enabler or other 3rd party • How to determine if the agreement is right for you • How to create a win-win situation for all involved • What each party must bring to ensure success, and • How data sharing will be accomplished. Learn more and register: https://hubs.la/Q02FVznw0 #AzaraDRVS #valuebasedcare #VBCEnablers

For so many of us Black founders who are committed to health justice, the most important work is not just creating what our communities ask for and need. The most critical work is self-discovery. The most critical work is understanding when & where the healthcare system, as it exists, devalued you, disrespected you or dismissed you. From this place, we can envision the solutions that we are most equipped to create, because we aren't just trying to heal others but also our past self. Without taking this time to reflect, the work we create is at risk of being merely a newer version of ineffective care models that still don't truly heal our people. This happens because too many of us are waiting for others to validate the work that our experiences, expertise and exposure have already qualified us to create. To actually bring community healing through healthcare, it's imperative that we don't just do the work we can do but we find the work we're called to do and fiercely commit to it. #healthjustice #healthcareleaders #communityhealth #healthequity

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In looking at your value-based care (VBC) practice's division of tasks, do you have community health workers (CHW) integrated? While many tasks require a licensed professional, identifying tasks, such as screenings, connecting with community based organizations (CBOs), and decreasing health inequities, the CHW can be an essential part of your team. Read this informative article and consider adding this vital and underutilized role to your new entrant ACO - or try adding it if you aren't meeting all of your goals in your existing ACO! https://okt.to/OmLAUF