Australia's rural communities are facing an alarming shortage of GPs, leaving many without access to essential healthcare services. It's a stark reminder of the urgent need for sustainable solutions to support and attract medical professionals to regional areas. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/ggSMkrhi #HealthcareAccess #RuralHealth #DoctorShortage #GPRecruitment #RegionalAustralia #HealthCareMatters #MedicalWorkforce
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How does Canada's universal health-care system compare with Australia's universal health-care system?
BLOG: Canadian politicians should learn about Australia’s better health-care system
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The wait times in NZ’s public health system are long and don’t seem to be on a track to get any shorter. My own story of experiencing an undiagnosed, seriously symptomatic cardiac arrhythmia is the same story that’s told by thousands of people across the country every day. As a mum to 3 primary school aged kids it was scary and impacted our lives significantly. So what to do when you’re told you need to wait for 12 months for a health issue when it’s having a significant impact on your life? On your families lives? On your ability to work? I’m working on solutions. So far, I’ve come up with portable ECG devices that are couriered to your home. You use the device as often as you need and then share the recordings with your doctor. This literally cut my 12 month wait for a holter monitor down to 24 hours. If I’d found the solution quicker, it also would’ve cut the 3 month wait to see the cardiologist. Once I had the recordings I needed to show the doctors what was happening, I had a holter monitor and urgent ECHO (ultrasound of the heart) immediately. This will cost you $85. (I’m working on gaining public funding, give me a moment 😉) There are solutions to our problems. We just need to find them. And I’m on the hunt. www.hirehealth.co.nz RNZ
Health service cuts: 'New Zealanders are waiting too long'
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🌸 Daily Dose of Health Insights April 22 🌸 Greetings from Terra Nova Medical Clinics! Every day, we aim to keep you informed and connected with the latest developments in the healthcare world. Our daily posts are curated to bring you the most relevant and impactful medical news from around BC and beyond. 🔹 Today's Highlight: Canada's health-care crisis was 'decades in the making,' says CMA "Canada's healthcare system continues to face significant strain exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, with Canadian Medical Association (CMA) Chief Dr. Kathleen Ross warning that improvements will be a "slow process" requiring sustained investment. Dr. Ross, who spoke on CTV News Channel, noted that many of the system's challenges predate the pandemic and have been decades in the making. She advocates for a transformation in how healthcare is delivered in Canada, emphasizing the need for effective use of funds and sustained investment. Dr. Ross recommends that an immediate government focus should be on stabilizing primary care, the "foundational entry point" of the healthcare system. She argues that enhancing community care services can quickly relieve overburdened emergency departments, allowing them to offload patients and better meet Canadians' needs." 🔎 Why Stay Updated? In the rapidly evolving field of healthcare, staying informed is crucial. Whether it's groundbreaking research, policy changes, local health events, or wellness tips, these updates are designed to enhance your understanding and keep you at the forefront of medical knowledge. 👩⚕️ Our Commitment to Community Health: At Terra Nova Medical Clinics, we believe in empowering our community with information. Knowledge is not just power; it's health. By sharing these updates, we hope to foster a well-informed community that is proactive about health and wellness. 📲 Join the Conversation: We encourage you to engage with our posts, share your thoughts, and spread awareness. Let's create a healthier, more informed community together. #TerraNovaMedical #HealthNews #StayInformed #CommunityHealthUpdate #Primarycare https://lnkd.in/g5Dn8aRr
Canada's health-care crisis was 'decades in the making,' says CMA
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The consideration of technology in aged care and palliative care is timely. Significant digital transformation in Australia's health and social care landscape is underway. The need for evidence-based, policy-informed solutions that support care processes without increasing the workload is critical. The ELDAC Digital Dashboard is a palliative care solution for aged care4.
'The integration of digital solutions into clinical systems is crucial to facilitating these processes, ensuring that care providers can deliver compassionate, informed, and efficient end-of-life care.' More in this blog by Dr Priyanka Vandersman https://lnkd.in/gFHvu7gn #AgedCare #standards #TechTalk #DigitalDashboard Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
National Palliative Care Week 2024: Embracing Digital Solutions in Aged Care
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POI’s From United Providers of Health 🩺 Importance Of Speaking With Your Physician 🏥 At United Providers of Health (UPOH), we encourage everyone to view their physician as a trusted partner in their health journey, not just someone to consult during emergencies. Here’s why speaking with your physician regularly is so important and how it can make a lasting impact on your life. Enjoy this 5 minute read! Importance Of Speaking With Your Physician 🏥 In today’s fast-paced world, it can be easy to overlook regular communication with your physician, especially if you feel healthy or have no immediate concerns. However, maintaining an open and ongoing dialogue with your healthcare provider is one of the most crucial aspects of taking control of your overall well-being. Regular check-ins with a physician can help you prevent illness, manage existing conditions, and ensure that your health is on the right track. Read More: https://lnkd.in/e3WF2h3j
POI’s From United Providers of Health - United Providers of Health
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The UK Parliament's recent revelation that fewer than 4,400 dietitians are currently serving in the NHS raises alarm about the critical shortage of allied healthcare professionals in the UK. As the demand for healthcare services continues to rise, the shortfall of dietitians threatens to undermine patient care, particularly in areas of nutrition, diabetes management, and chronic illness prevention. This shortage is not merely a challenge for today—it poses a long-term risk to public health. With increasing rates of diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic conditions that rely heavily on dietary management, the need for dietitians will only continue to grow. At AEUK, we recognise the urgency of this crisis and are committed to addressing it. With our robust recruitment pipeline, we specialise in sourcing and placing highly skilled dietitians and other allied healthcare professionals within the NHS. We understand the complexities of healthcare recruitment and the high standards required for NHS professionals, and we strive to meet these demands by providing top-tier talent. Together, we can create solutions that meet the growing demands of the NHS and support the nation's health. Reach out to Abbeygail Beck to explore how we can address your organisation's healthcare staffing and training needs. Schedule a meeting here: https://lnkd.in/d8JF4Hpk #AEUK #NHSRecruitment #AlliedHealthcare #SkilledProfessionals #RecruitmentPipeline #TopTierTalent #HighStandards #MeetingDemands #PublicHealthCrisis #NHS #LongTermRisk #ChronicConditions #Diabetes #HeartDisease #DietaryManagement
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Is the Collapse of NZ's Primary Care Sector a Necessary Wake-Up Call? y the way, I think it is...at least for the mental health sector. Anyhoo... The financial struggles of New Zealand's general practices, driven by rising costs and chronic underfunding, are pushing the system towards a potential collapse. While this scenario is alarming, it could also be the catalyst for much-needed reform. 🫨 Shock. Horror! what Davin!? A breakdown would expose inefficiencies, increase public awareness, and spur innovation. It might force a reevaluation of healthcare priorities, focusing more on preventative care and addressing social determinants of health. Moreover, it could empower healthcare professionals to demand better working conditions and fair compensation, what a way to do it! While the immediate consequences would be really bad (let's face it...it could happen. we can't predict but we really should prepare), this crisis could ultimately lead to a more resilient, equitable, and effective healthcare system...but.... #HealthcareReform #PrimaryCare #Innovation #NZHealth
Patients will die - GP’s dire warning
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When co-design and complex challenges collide, we get closer to substantial and positive outcomes. A beautiful example of this is how The Health Alliance (a joint initiative between Metro North Health and Brisbane North PHN) looked to reduce demand on emergency departments (ED). They chose to focus on patients with chronic and complex health conditions, as the data showed this cohort to be overrepresented in presentations to ED for conditions deemed non-urgent, putting pressure on an already-stretched health system. Through prototyping, testing and piloting, they found behavioural and structural ways to better support patient needs and to save the health system $400,000 per month. The evidence keeps building: Co-design is a core risk-managing approach organisations can use to increase confidence that the decisions being made actually address the challenges at hand and are shaped by the interest of those impacted. Relying solely and unilaterally on subject-matter expertise is the risk. Involving the people and representatives of the environments impacted to shape the response has led to incredible outcomes. #DesigningBetterFuturesTogether https://bit.ly/3y8NqZz
How we used co-design to reduce demand on emergency departments
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What will the health care system in #Massachusetts look like in a decade? What *should* it look like? What services will be needed? Where will care be delivered? How do demographic changes and the continue exodus of people from the state affect what we'll need and want from health care in 10-15 years? Important questions.
The Massachusetts health care system has become increasingly fragile - we know the challenges people face trying to access important and needed services. My thoughts on the importance of long-term health care planning and how we can build a healthier system in Boston Globe Media: https://bit.ly/4aLFFWV
Massachusetts needs comprehensive, long-term health care planning today - The Boston Globe
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🔎 Are Private Clinics in Quebec the Canary in the Coal Mine? Private practices are emerging as a growing trend in Quebec (https://lnkd.in/ejDDKuqq), but what do they truly signify for the future of our healthcare system? Are they a warning signal that the public healthcare system is fundamentally unsustainable? 💡 A New Perspective: Symptom, Not Solution: The rise of private clinics suggests a growing dissatisfaction with the public system. Are they addressing immediate issues, or highlighting deeper structural problems? Catalyst for Change?: Could private practices serve as a wake-up call, pressuring public healthcare to innovate and become more efficient? What’s Next?: If private care continues to expand, how will it reshape public perceptions of healthcare accessibility and fairness? 📉 Rather than debating public vs. private, the focus should shift to addressing why private clinics are thriving. Is it time to rethink how public healthcare is managed, funded, and delivered? 💬 Your Thoughts? Are private practices a Band-Aid for a broken system, or do they reveal the cracks that need urgent fixing? #Canada #Quebec #QuebecHealthcare #SystemicChange #HealthReform #HealthcareInnovation #PublicVsPrivate #QuebecHealthPulse
Would you pay to see a family doctor faster? Quebecers are, and critics are worried | CBC Radio
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