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"One of the things that we value so much from the trust barometer is it gives us the data and the understanding of our audiences, and then we can make recommendations on how to build trust. And what we see time and time again is that trust comes from not only clear information, but information and dialogue and a shared sense of values." In the latest episode of the Reimagining Rural Health podcast, Lynn Hanessian, chief health strategist for global communications company Edelman, discusses health care trends and the trust barometer. Listen to the full conversation: https://bit.ly/3WMSRHh

Are you a physician feeling unfulfilled or burned out? Pediatrician and Life Coach, Dr. Jennifer Shaer, provides strategies to help you find fulfillment and foster a healthy relationship with your career AND yourself. Check out Episode 1 of her podcast, Reinventing the White Coat, to cure the chaos of the healthcare system and return joy to medicine. https://lnkd.in/e_J6p26m

Great to sit down with Lauren Sadler, who is a health and social care transformation consultant, exploring how we can achieve better integration between local authorities and the NHS. We explored the challenges and the solutions in a compact, but highly productive conversation. If you start with the why, instead of the governance, the momentum can help overcome the considerable challenges to integration. #transformation #socialandhealthcare #podcast

Claudia Williams, the conversations you're having and sharing with us are timely and powerful. Expressing my own gratitude for your work. A few highlights for me personally: -Each episode is simultaneously reminding me of the expansive nature of what's going wrong (or at least what could be better), and providing hope and real vision for what can be done to turn the ship. Raising funds and distributing $$ isn't a replacement for balancing the scales of power and agency. -In this episode with Alan in particular the language of inequities and systemic issues being "rooted" is such an apt description. It's nuanced and complex and the work to identify it is a massive challenge, before any work to address it even begins. Anyone that has had even a modest garden knows that removing weeds is not a one time affair, nor is it effective to cut them off above the ground. A healthy garden/community is achieved through perpetual and intentional state of mindfulness with equally perpetual action that enables the flourishing we all want to see. -Thinking smaller to achieve bigger. The lure for so many investors and management teams is to have "their" model be the the one that achieves national significance, impact and truth be told $$. Yielding power and investment in the direction of smaller, community-based organizations may provide us a better path to the outcomes we claim we want to see.

What, other than medical care, really influences people's health outcomes? Dive into the Social Determinants of Health with experts Regina Cunningham, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN and Marcus Henderson, MSN, RN, recorded from a past At the Core of Care podcast. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/exKmPi_6

Such an insightful podcast from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement! Helen Bevan highlights a stark transition in #PatientCareQuality happening now: #accessibility. Empowering individuals to take charge of their health promotes a focus on preventive and patient-centered care. Patients who actively participate in decision-making regarding their health foster a more collaborative relationship between themselves and their healthcare providers. By encouraging self-care and providing tools for health management, the burden on traditional healthcare facilities can be reduced. This is particularly important in times of public health crises or when healthcare systems are under strain. As populations age and healthcare needs evolve, a shift towards decentralized care allows for more adaptable and flexible healthcare delivery models. Transitioning away from a location-centric healthcare model to one that empowers individuals to manage their health wherever they are is essential for our changing world. #Healthcare #HealthcareAccess #HealthcareSystem

I think graphic medicine is such a powerful medium for sharing healthcare information. On the latest episode of my podcast, the amazing Janina Gaudin discusses her work and how she uses art to make chronic health conditions more understandable. #GraphicMedicine https://lnkd.in/gPpj_W3i

Tune in to this informative podcast episode as health care experts chat about health system proactive vs reactive strategies, ways to recover margins and innovate, and how primary care is evolving. They also dive into how life sciences companies are working harder to bring more value to health systems.

Tune in to this informative podcast episode as health care experts chat about health system proactive vs reactive strategies, ways to recover margins and innovate, and how primary care is evolving. They also dive into how life sciences companies are working harder to bring more value to health systems.