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Join Shiran Isaacksz, VP, University Health Network at our global webinar for World Accreditation Day! He will explore the critical role of equity and access to care by shifting the focus from traditional institutional models to "care outside the walls," which include holistic community-based approaches. This impactful discussion will center on addressing systemic disparities, increasing accessibility, and cultivating a culture of inclusivity within the health care delivery system. We encourage you to reserve your spot: https://hubs.la/Q02y9Jg_0

Improving health outcomes in our communities is part of what makes working at a health care organization so rewarding. Explore our open roles and join clinicians like Dr. Ocampo in delivering value-based care: https://bit.ly/3VwBZ5y

Our Long Term Care Division has assisted over 170 facilities in Tennessee in improving survey findings and citations through our FREE Culture of Safety CMP Collaborative! We will help you with high risk areas of concern and your facility QAPI program for FREE! Click to learn more and get the expert help for FREE! #Qsource #CMP #CivilMonetaryPenalties #LongTermCare #SkilledNursing #PostAcuteCare #PostAcute #Longterm #RegulatoryCompliance #CMS #DirectorofNursing

How do we measure dignity when it means different things to different people? Some patient experience questions nibble around the edges, such as Press Ganey questions like: Did your doctor listen to your questions or worries? Did your doctor include you in your care decisions? Did your doctor talk to you about your care choices? How do you think we should measure dignity in health care? The dictionary defines dignity as being worthy of honor or respect. If we asked patients if they felt respected during every aspect of their health care interaction, would that be enough? Not to mention: Are we willing to make the changes necessary to increase dignity? I love this call to action by Frank McClellan in his book, Healthcare and Human Dignity: I believe that the core value we should invoke to guide the development of new strategies and programs is the promotion of human dignity of everyone who seeks healthcare in America. To do this, we will need a diverse coalition of community members to develop, market, and implement the message of human dignity. I invite you to join me in thinking creatively about how we can infuse health care with more dignity for patients and staff alike.

It’s National Health Center Week! Did you know federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) serve everyone in their communities, regardless of ability to pay? That’s why it’s so important that they maintain positive financial health. We interviewed former HealthLinc CEO Beth Wrobel, a strategic advisor to Phreesia and an expert on health center operations, to discuss how FQHCs can build financial sustainability and overcome challenges. Read highlights from the interview, including best practices that can help your organization thrive, in our Q&A blog post: https://bit.ly/3LZ2vju

Improving health outcomes in our communities is part of what makes working at a health care organization so rewarding. Explore our open roles and join clinicians like Dr. Ocampo in delivering value-based care: https://bit.ly/3z7tKFw

Improving health outcomes in our communities is part of what makes working at a health care organization so rewarding. Explore our open roles and join clinicians like Dr. Ocampo in delivering value-based care: https://bit.ly/3VsCZHU

Improving health outcomes in our communities is part of what makes working at a health care organization so rewarding. Explore our open roles and join clinicians like Dr. Ocampo in delivering value-based care: https://bit.ly/4ephPD5

We are proud to present Oregon Primary Care Association’s 40th Anniversary Annual Report, commemorating four decades of dedication to transforming primary care in Oregon. Inside, you’ll find a timeline of key health equity moments and an in-depth look at our strategic plan for the next three years. You'll also find information on our new cost-saving initiatives, an innovative legislative outcome that began in our peer groups, and updates on our special programs - Alternative Payments and Advanced Care Models (APCM), Oregon AIDs Education and Training Center (AETC), and the Oregon Network of Community Health Centers (the Network). Check out the report for all this and more on how we're honoring our community roots as we continue to cultivate health equity. We are proud to present Oregon Primary Care Association’s 40th Anniversary Annual Report, commemorating four decades of dedication to transforming primary care in Oregon. Inside, you’ll find a timeline of key health equity moments and an in-depth look at our strategic plan for the next three years. https://loom.ly/S9iBvNo