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Join us for an honest discussion on burnout and stress, we’ve all been there now let’s talk about what matters…. #healthmatters

PINCH ME! I am having so much fun learning new skills, doing something different, and growing a new business channel. What have I learned working with TCL: 1. Connecting with the customer through live demonstrations and active participation. (And it is a blast 💥) 2. Communicating great value and quality is essential in a short time period. 3. Finding the right partner that you trust and share the same customers and values.

Happy Independence Day. Today we celebrate the spirit of freedom, unity, and resilience that defines our great nation. Wishing everyone a joyous and safe Fourth of July from all of us. Let's continue to work together toward a healthier and stronger America! #EnsureMBS #medicalbilling #independenceday #USA #proudtobeamerican #medicalbillingservices #healthcare #practicemanagement

Marie McInerney has been reporting from the #SARRAH2024 conference in Mildura on the lands of the Latji Latji and Barkindji peoples. You can follow her posts on X at Croakey's curated account, WePublicHealth - https://lnkd.in/g4qwwGQu Below are some takeaways and quotables from day one: - many workforce issues in rural allied health, but also many solutions, including: addressing social determinants of health; integration, multidisciplinary and collective responses; learn from Aboriginal Community Controlled Health sector and holistic approach - "We all know that health is connected. Can talk to someone re diabetes, but if they’re homeless their illness might not be top priority", Dr Stephanie Trust - "Remote and rural health professionals are well positioned to do the work of decolonising in health. We need cultural humility, intersectional critical self-reflection at all levels. Embed and advocate for self-determination" - "Turf protection must stop. Let's just not demand recognition, but let's demonstrate our value," Chief Allied Health Officer Anita Hobson-Powell, urging allied health sector to flip its narrative to be strength based in language and messaging. SARRAH - Services for Australian Rural & Remote Allied Health Melissa Sweet https://lnkd.in/g32bMpf7

May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! 🎉 The latest Conversations in Equity blog post from CDC's Office Health Equity highlights the importance of collecting and reporting more detailed data for AA, NH, and PI communities in reducing health disparities and promoting well-being. At Cardea, we are committed to a world in which optimal health and well-being, equity, and justice are realities for all communities, and center this in all our work. https://lnkd.in/ggHhmBx7

Want to know more about Lancashire #CountyofSong? Join Loz Kaye in an online webinar talking about #CountyofSong as creative infrastructure as part of the programme for #CreativityandWellbeingWeek.

Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network (MPHN) has released its 2023/24 Annual Report, showcasing MPHN’s ongoing achievements in promoting health and wellbeing across its 508 communities. MPHN CEO Stewart Gordon said the report reflects the strengths of MPHN’s culture of collaboration, partnerships, advocacy, and innovation. ‘The innovation moments captured throughout the annual report demonstrate the power of finding locally-led solutions to local challenges,’ Mr Gordon said. ‘As someone who is country born and bred, I know country people have a can-do attitude and always look for innovative ways to address problems, often using existing resources. ‘Looking ahead, I am excited to see expansion and growth in our innovation, advocacy and research work, and the continuation of our collaborative partnerships to integrate our local health systems, improving efficiencies, delivering better value for money, and most importantly, healthier people and communities.’ Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gRvFAeiy Read the full report 👉 https://lnkd.in/gzrGfkPy

When you have trusted partners like Jeff and John and the REDi team you take them to your most important relationships, to help with the most critical challenges where the stakes are the highest: preserving healthcare in rural communities. Together we found the formula and we can’t wait to show you how.

When you have trusted partners like Jeff and John and the REDi team you take them to your most important relationships, to help with the most critical challenges where the stakes are the highest: preserving healthcare in rural communities. Together we found the formula and we can’t wait to show you how.

So excited to be part of the 3rd annual My City My Health Des Moines event on November 15th! Join us as we dive into meaningful conversations about health equity, mental health, and more. Health equity means everyone has a fair chance to achieve their highest level of health, regardless of social, economic, or environmental factors. When communities work to ensure health equity, they improve overall community well-being. Access to quality healthcare can lead to better health status for everyone - this reduces the spread of diseases and lowers healthcare costs across the community. Ignoring health disparities not only affects marginalized groups but can also strain a communities' healthcare systems and impact the economy. Health inequities contribute to higher rates of chronic illnesses, which affects productivity and increases healthcare expenses for all. By prioritizing health equity, we create a thriving community which leads to: a healthier community, increased productivity, and a more equitable future for generations to come. Come and learn more about how to actively engage and work to increase health equity. Register today and be part of the change: "www.mycity.health".