Communities 1st’s Post

💡 Have you heard of Informational Power? It's the capacity of an individual or group to have and utilize information in order to gain a benefit. It can be leveraged to influence choices, brainstorm innovative concepts, channel interpersonal influence and arrive at well-founded conclusions. 🧠 At Welvie, we see the positive results of more informed patients every day as marked by significant reductions in inappropriate surgeries and improved outcomes from appropriate surgeries. 🥇 Let's connect to discuss our 8:1 ROI that was published by CMS and validated by Acumen!

The American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons Annual Meeting in our home base of Tampa Bay was a resounding success, filled with groundbreaking research, insightful discussions, and memorable experiences. Hosting a post-show happy hour aboard The Ghost ⛵, we had the privilege of engaging with attendees, capturing their thoughts, and exploring the highlights of the event. Joe McClung breaks down some of our top takeaways and trailblazers from the show. Check out our ACFAS Buzz Report below and let us know any trending innovation we may have missed! #ACFAS #ImprovingLives #MedTechInnovation #BuzzReport #LeadingTechnology

Join Paul Bruning, DHA and others as they unpack "Understanding the Business of Orthopaedics: Today's Realities and Preparing for the Future" an AAOS 2-part virtual course on 9/30/23 and 10/14/2023. Paul will be covering a topic near and dear to CODE's heart...Patient Reported Outcomes: Are They Important? There is still time to register: https://lnkd.in/g3kHDAiX #aaos #weloveoutcomes

🌟 Our abstract and poster were vigorously selected to be presented at the RCGP 2023 Conference in Glasgow a few weeks ago where we able to highlight how we supported PCN’s and surgeries with regulatory challenges and shared best clinical practice💡   💊 Some really interesting conversations! 💊 #ICB#Regulatorychallenges#collaborativeworking#primarycare#clinicalpharmacist#PCN#clinicaldirector#pharmacytechnician#medicinesmanagement#SMRs#DES#highriskmedicines

🌟 Our abstract and poster were vigorously selected to be presented at the RCGP 2023 Conference in Glasgow a few weeks ago where we able to highlight how we supported PCN’s and surgeries with regulatory challenges and shared best clinical practice💡   💊 Some really interesting conversations! 💊 #ICB#Regulatorychallenges#collaborativeworking#primarycare#clinicalpharmacist#PCN#clinicaldirector#pharmacytechnician#medicinesmanagement#SMRs#DES#highriskmedicines

Not enough these days to just buy a software solution by itself. Plenty of projects flame out after 6 months or never even get off the ground because the implementation plan wasn't right or the support wasn't there. We're really lucky to have a ton of industry expertise at Surgimate with people like Amanda A., Christine McKnight, and even our CEO Rebecca Brygel who all worked as surgical coordinators at high-volume practices before joining (or founding in Rebecca's case) Surgimate. Want to get your block time utilization up like the folks at Summit Orthopedic Specialists? Maybe you're trying to reduce cancellations, or just speed up the scheduling process in general? Work with someone who's done it before. #Surgimate #SurgicalCoordinatorsDay

Do you run a business in Broxtowe? This advisory surgery is for new and established businesses. It will help you take your business to its next level. Book below. 👇🏽

The research on benefits of music before, during and after surgery is proliferating! This short video is a great little introduction to our company.

Here are Follow-up Radiographs after 11 weeks of bracing on the case by Dr. Robert Ruth and Associated Hand Surgeons of Santa Barbara, CA. BONY MALLET FRACTURE IN 28M Here is the link to the original post with the injury films. https://lnkd.in/gP9PKDJF If you originally chose Nonoperative Management, would these radiographs change you to operative management? HPI: The patient is a 28-year-old, right-hand-dominant male who injured his left small finger while rock climbing in a gym. He recalls impacting his left small finger while reaching overhead with his finger in extension. The patient sustained a small abrasion at the left small finger dorsal DIP joint but the fracture remained closed. PMH: Patient otherwise in good health. No medications. PE: Examination of the left small finger reveals swelling over the dorsal DIP joint region but no wounds at that level. Mild ecchymosis underneath the dorsal nail roof and proximal nail plate. The nail plate is present. Distal neurovascular status is intact. DIP joint extensor lag of 5 degrees or less. The collateral ligaments are stable. There is some tenderness at the dorsal DIP and dorsal PIP joints. No PIP joint instability. Motion was not tested due to a known fracture. How would you manage this patient? Share your opinion with the Orthobullets community about this case by joining the discussion and taking the poll on our site! Vote on this case and Earn FREE CME: https://lnkd.in/g4bBdG93

Healthcare is evolving. If you’ve not already embraced the benefits of digital patient consultations, discover how they’re helping GP surgeries to meet growing demands https://lnkd.in/eZcq8iz6 #RedcentricThoughts #DigitalHealth #PatientCare