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A healthier, happier future starts with creating health, not just treating illness. We envision an NHS where prevention takes priority and health is built in our communities, not just hospitals. In the next decade, we believe every child should grow up active, resilient, and healthy, supported by systems that embed movement into daily life. Our vision focuses on: ✅ Empowering communities to lead healthier lives through physical activity ✅ Creating resilient, connected neighbourhoods where health begins before illness strikes. Solutions like Beat the Street and Social Prescribing have already shown us what’s possible, engaging millions of people, shifting behaviours, linking individuals to community based activities and transforming lives. Read our response to the government's NHS 10 year health plan consultation: https://lnkd.in/ehaqX7Q4 #HealthCreation #CommunityHealth #PreventionFirst #ResilientCommunities #PhysicalActivity

Good article about the importance of value based care for the senior population. Almost 80% of seniors have two or more chronic conditions, and seniors typically see seven different doctors between four different practices each year. It is clear that this practice of quality care repeatedly leads to better outcomes.

The 2023-24 Health Innovation Network Impact Report is here!   Being part of a network of 15 locally-embedded organisations allow us to deliver local change, with national impact.   • More than 1,228,000 patients have benefitted from our national programmes and initiatives. • We’ve leveraged £467m in our support to innovators and more than 1,300 jobs have been created or safeguarded in companies we’ve supported. • We’ve engaged with 34,000 people from under-served populations as part of our work to tackle health inequalities. • Almost 1,200 babies’ lives have been saved through maternity and neonatal safety interventions.   Read the Network’s new report here to find out more about our national impact: https://lnkd.in/eKYmriY2   #HealthInnovationWorks #HealthInnovation #NHS 

This is huge: "Healthcare scarcity is not just a problem to be solved; it’s also a lens through which broader societal priorities must be evaluated. Policy makers should recognize that healthcare intersects with almost every other policy domain, from housing (aging in place) to immigration (addressing workforce shortages). The solutions will require cross-sector collaboration, long-term planning, and—most critically—political courage." Healthcare scarcity exists across the continuum of care, and is being experienced by people living in Canada, of all ages. It impacts our experiences of care (as patients, and as healthcare providers), the outcomes of care, and the costs of care. Healthcare should be THE conversation we are having in 2025, in the context of the federal election, and beyond.

as they say, necessity is the mother of all inventions... here is the summary of how primary health care is provided to the unreached. https://lnkd.in/dwrziWZB

Access to affordable, quality healthcare in rural areas of North Carolina often requires more than just a visit to the doctor's office. It's about addressing all aspects of health, from physical and mental well-being to social and environmental factors. This is where integrated and whole-person health comes into play. https://lnkd.in/eZf4y9Fw #IntegratedHealth #HealthMatters #SocialDeterminants #WholePersonHealth #ValueFQHCs

The 2023-24 Health Innovation Network Impact Report is here! Being part of a network of 15 locally-embedded organisations allow us to deliver local change, with national impact. More than 1,228,000 patients have benefitted from our national programmes and initiatives. We’ve leveraged £467m in our support to innovators and more than 1,300 jobs have been created or safeguarded in companies we’ve supported. We’ve engaged with 34,000 people from under-served populations as part of our work to tackle health inequalities. Almost 1,200 babies’ lives have been saved through maternity and neonatal safety interventions. Read the Network’s new report here to find out more about our national impact: https://zurl.co/iuom #HealthInnovationWorks #healthinnovation #NHS

The Care Quality Commission health inequalities framework for integrated care systems will be launched in Feb 2025, following the completion of the testing phase. The framework aims to enable health systems to have a positive impact on people and communities experiencing health inequalities. Examples and guidance will be included, as will impact measures.     With contributions from National Voices (Jacob Lant), The Point of Care Foundation (Sarah Massie) and others, we look forward to this publication. It's a significant milestone on the journey towards greater health equity.  https://lnkd.in/e7qWDTAp   #HealthEquity #HealthInequality 

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Learn how healthcare leaders can identify disparities in their patient populations, implement interventions to address those disparities, and measure implemented interventions to determine whether or not they have a positive impact on communities: https://lnkd.in/gxc8ezkt