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Celebrating National Public Health Week! From bustling metropolises to serene rural landscapes, public health touches every corner of our nation. It ensures safety, promotes wellness, and fosters equity for all communities. This week, we honor the dedicated professionals who work tirelessly to safeguard our health and well-being. But National Public Health Week is a call to action. It's a reminder that our health is interconnected, and that by investing in public health, we're investing in a brighter, healthier future for all. So let's come together to celebrate, advocate, and prioritize public health. Whether it's supporting local initiatives, advocating for policy changes, or simply spreading awareness, each of us plays a vital role in building healthier, more resilient communities. Here's to a week of reflection, appreciation, and action. Together, we can create a healthier world for generations to come. #NationalPublicHealthWeek #HealthEquity #CommunityWellness #ruralhealthcare #healthcare #simulation #Montana

I completely concur. Increasing awareness about the growing prevalence of myopia in children is vital. Collective efforts to educate and motivate others can significantly mitigate this trend. I am dedicated to disseminating this information and advocating for best practices to safeguard our children's visual health. Collaborative action is essential to ensure a healthier future. #MyopiaAwareness #ChildrensEyeHealth #EyeCare #HealthyVision #CollaborativeAction #VisualHealthMatters"

CTA, ASAP: You’re all needed to come together to support the men in your lives on their journey to better health and healthier lives. Encouraging the men you care about to attend life-changing events focused on men's health is crucial. B Calling all wives, sisters, mothers, aunts, cousins, grandmothers, and girlfriends! You’re all needed to come together to support the men in your lives on their journey to better health and healthier lives. Encouraging the men you care about to attend life-changing events focused on men's health is crucial. By standing by them and advocating for their participation, you can empower them to prioritize their well-being and take proactive steps towards a healthier lifestyle. Your support can help break down any stigma or barriers preventing men from seeking help for their health concerns. As women, you have the power to make a significant impact on the men we love by encouraging and advocating for their health. You must unite and ensure that the men in your lives are taking care of themselves and prioritizing their health. Together, You can make a difference in improving men's health outcomes.

This week is Men’s Health Week! Men's Health Week aims to provide boys and men with the necessary information, services, and treatments to help them lead healthier, longer, and more fulfilling lives. Here at PCC, we're dedicated to raising awareness and providing support through access to telehealth, broadband, and technology solutions. Join us in celebrating Men’s Health Week and let's build a healthier community together! To learn more about the importance of Men’s Health Month and discover tips for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, check out this insightful article from MUSC Health: https://lnkd.in/eWH_RHNZ

In the spirit of Earth Day, let's reflect on the interconnectedness of our health and our environment. Dr. Herrst's Family Care practice stands as a testament to the philosophy that nurturing our planet is akin to nurturing our families. With over 400 words dedicated to discussing the context of this integral approach to healthcare, we delve into the very fabric of what it means to provide holistic, inclusive care. Our services are not merely medical—they are a supportive framework for life's journey. From the joyous moments of childbirth to the regular monitoring of chronic conditions, Dr. Herrst's team stands ready to listen, support, and guide. In our healthcare narrative, every individual is a character with a vital role, and every story is honored. We employ cutting-edge medical knowledge coupled with the timeless wisdom of treating the individual as a whole. Join us on LinkedIn to learn more about our philosophy, the services we offer, and how we celebrate the health of our families by caring for the health of our Earth. Engage with us, and let's create a narrative of well-being that transcends generations. 🌿 Your family's legacy of health begins with the choices you make today. Contact Dr. Herrst's Family Care to write the next chapter. #FamilyWellnessJourney #HolisticFamilyCare #InclusiveHealth #NurtureWithNature #EarthsCareInHealthcare #WellBeingForAllAges #SustainableHealth #EcoFriendlyWellness #HealthyPlanetHealthyFamilies #WholeStoryHealthcare

In the spirit of Earth Day, let's reflect on the interconnectedness of our health and our environment. Dr. Herrst's Family Care practice stands as a testament to the philosophy that nurturing our planet is akin to nurturing our families. With over 400 words dedicated to discussing the context of this integral approach to healthcare, we delve into the very fabric of what it means to provide holistic, inclusive care. Our services are not merely medical—they are a supportive framework for life's journey. From the joyous moments of childbirth to the regular monitoring of chronic conditions, Dr. Herrst's team stands ready to listen, support, and guide. In our healthcare narrative, every individual is a character with a vital role, and every story is honored. We employ cutting-edge medical knowledge coupled with the timeless wisdom of treating the individual as a whole. Join us on LinkedIn to learn more about our philosophy, the services we offer, and how we celebrate the health of our families by caring for the health of our Earth. Engage with us, and let's create a narrative of well-being that transcends generations. 🌿 Your family's legacy of health begins with the choices you make today. Contact Dr. Herrst's Family Care to write the next chapter. #FamilyWellnessJourney #HolisticFamilyCare #InclusiveHealth #NurtureWithNature #EarthsCareInHealthcare #WellBeingForAllAges #SustainableHealth #EcoFriendlyWellness #HealthyPlanetHealthyFamilies #WholeStoryHealthcare

Today, on #WorldHealthDay, let's reflect on the importance of prioritizing both physical and mental well-being. In a world facing unprecedented challenges, health has never been more critical. Let's commit to supporting each other, fostering healthier communities, and advocating for accessible healthcare for all. For its 76th anniversary, WHO chose "My Health, My Entitlement" as the theme for World Health Day 2024, highlighting everyone's right to quality healthcare, education, and health information. #HealthForAll #Worldhealthorganisation💪🧠

Happy Mother's Day from Global Health Action! Today, we celebrate the incredible strength and resilience of mothers worldwide. Let's continue working to ensure every mother and child has access to quality healthcare and support. 💙 #MothersDay #GlobalHealthAction #HealthForAll Show less

I'm sure you'll agree that partnerships are the cornerstone of any successful project and believe it or not in the busyness of our daily job roles we could do more to build stronger relationships. People often ask why I am so passionate about Emotional intelligence training for Organisations and it's for exactly this reason!!! Once your aware of how EQ can help improve your relationship with partners, you gain so much more with every interaction and conversation. I'm encouraged to see that today's #HHHP24 is exploring this, all be it by way of a different title. Ultimately, success for all is built on relationships. Excellent news Chartered Institute of Housing & Aico that this is today's topic. Did you know we can develop Bespoke elearning, Gamification or VR training programs specifically on the topic of Emotional intelligence? Want to learn more get intouch or take a look at our FREE elearning resource on Mental Health and Emotional Wellness in the comments this gives you a flavour of what you can incorporate into your training needs. What's your view? #EmotionalIntelligence #UKhousing #partnerships

Great campaign from Chartered Institute of Housingand Aico on #HealthyHomesHealthyPlaces. I'd actually been reflecting on partnership working, and the interaction between housing and health, as part of some research Altair Ltd just completed for a supported housing provider, to help them understand the demand for their services in specific local authorities. Some reflections below on partnership working and commissioning around supported housing, which shows some of the issues faced by those working in this area. 🤝 On the partnership side, despite the creation of Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), commissioning is structured very differently across local authority areas. For example, there could be joint funding of places but no joint commissioning, joint funding and joint commissioning, local authorities doing all brokerage, or NHS Trusts doing all brokerage. It’s not immediately clear to providers what the local commissioning structure is or who to contact. 🪙 Restructures and budget cuts within local authorities and the NHS make a mess of planning need - leads to energies spent on firefighting, extending existing contracts and/or spending their time hiring. 😶🌫️ Due to requirements around transparency, it’s much easier to access information from local authorities than ICBs. Given the NHS is publicly funded, can’t help thinking they should also be required to publish market position statements. Or that, you know, the ICBs should be bringing together commissioning and publishing their intentions here. 🎯 There is no one document with all the information on commissioning intentions in - it could be in commissioning strategy, a market position statement, market sustainability plan, or local authority Cabinet papers. Commissioners also don't always separate out the different support needs of people requiring supported housing (though this can be hard if clients have more than one support need). 🏠 ❤️ Within local authorities, the housing part of supported housing is sometimes considered separately to the adult social care-funded support, even though that is paid for by the same local authority and they are teams within the same local authority. 🗺️ It can be hard for those commissioning to get a good picture on provision and so assess current and future need. 📦 In nearly half of the limited number of local authorities I looked at, move-on accommodation is lacking, something identified in our research for the NHF earlier this year on the need for supported housing (https://lnkd.in/dqrtAyAN). This means people with low support needs living in supported housing for those with high support needs, reducing flow through the support pathways. #SupportedHousing #Commissioning #Research #Partnerships #Health