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A recent article in MedPage Today highlights the importance of PCPs managing the majority of patient conditions: https://lnkd.in/gW64bBM4 The article argues that over-referral to specialists can be detrimental to patient care. Here's why strong primary care is essential: - Continuity of Care: PCPs develop long-term relationships with patients, fostering trust and understanding their unique health needs. - Holistic Approach: PCPs consider a patient's overall health, addressing both physical and mental well-being. - Cost-Effectiveness: Primary care is often a more cost-efficient way to manage chronic conditions. Ursamin supports PCPs by: 1. Helping to reduce administrative burden and free up time for patient interaction by improving and streamlining workflows. 2. Providing tools and the means to improve communication and collaboration with specialists when necessary. 3. Empowering informed decision-making with data-driven insights that optimize patient care plans. Let's work together to strengthen primary care and deliver exceptional patient experiences. #PrimaryCare #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCenteredCare

Nearly 20% of all active physicians in the U.S. practice in “hospital-based” specialties, yet many health systems fail to leverage their expertise to drive value across strategic, clinical, and operational dimensions. In this MGMA article, Chartis’ Mark Krivopal, MD, MBA, and Brian Dennen share four steps to successfully engage your hospital-based clinicians for optimal value: https://bit.ly/3UnbqAx

Dr. Maria Ansari makes an incredible point as to why our current healthcare system is ineffective and doesn't benefit the patient population as well as it could: "We've been living in a system that rewards disease instead of rewards prevention... Part of the future is trying to shift that mindset into doing the things that we set out to do as medical students, which is to help patients live a healthy life." We all have the intention of helping patients. Through VBC, we can. #VBC #ValueBasedCare #Healthcare

This article looked into primary care physicians' perspective on the time constraints of the high-demand practice. I found it unsurprising that many feel guilt and dissatisfaction, because they feel they are unable to find a way to deliver high quality care, while not allowing their work to overflow into their personal life. A very important topic, especially with increasing rates of healthcare worker burnout. https://lnkd.in/gNPww9MK

A new report shows Minnesota, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin as the top states for physicians in 2025. See why at https://loom.ly/4HGN_QA or read on for more physician news. In our latest edition of In the Interim, our monthly roundup of the latest news for locum tenens providers, we explore how physician assistants are redefining career flexibility by changing specialties, highlight the DEA’s extension of telehealth prescribing rules for controlled substances, share insights on how hobbies can combat physician burnout, discuss innovative solutions to address the growing primary care physician shortage, and more. Read In the Interim: https://loom.ly/ta5BtdA

📰 UH Connor Whole Health in the Media 📰 "Hospital uses patient feedback to improve intake experience" This article provides a helpful overview of the recent study, "Patient Experience and Attitudes Toward Electronic Intake and Patient-Reported Outcomes Within an Outpatient Whole Health Center," conducted by UH Connor Whole Health researchers. https://lnkd.in/e2jWr_RJ "UH Connor Whole Health is utilizing patient feedback to ensure quality care is delivered to all patients. By streamlining the collection of patient information, we can improve the overall experience, allowing patients to more effectively communicate with their providers," said Francoise Adan MD, Chief Whole Health and Well-being Officer at UH and Director of UH Connor Whole Health." #integrativemedicine #integrativehealth #electronicmedicalrecord

"A recent analysis of inpatient data submitted to Vizient, Inc Patient Safety Organization shows that unrecognized clinical deteriorations were among the most common events resulting in severe patient harm or death." More important work led by @tammy-williams-78135b66 #PSO #patientsafetyweek #patientsafety Gain important insights from Dr. Bradford D. Winters, Ph.D., M.D., FCCM, a clinical expert and researcher from Johns Hopkins Medicine on the "Timely response to clinical deterioration". Link at bottom of article - please join us #learningorganization #learningmindset

It is so much fun to think about redesigning the primary care workforce, and push and beyond to thinking about how we TRAIN the whole care team (starting at the medical school, nursing school, NP/PA school level) Paulius Mui, MD Minoo D'Cruz, MD #PrimaryCare #XPC #TeamBasedCare

Hospital leaders: how can you support aging physicians and protect patient safety? Lessons from 29 institutional leaders on late-career practitioner policies in my new study with colleagues from Univ of Washington & Harvard Med. https://lnkd.in/g_xX33Dt

🩺 Patients often feel stressed, unheard and unsupported in healthcare. From long waits for diagnoses to interactions with lack of empathy, many express a desire for doctors who listen and care. The need for empathy in healthcare is more critical than ever. Clinical empathy allows patients to feel validated and secure, leading to better outcomes. Yet, many feel that in the rush of industrialized healthcare, this human element is missing. How can empathy become the norm and not an exception? Read more about it in our latest blogpost which was written by Clarinda Cerejo, a EUPATI-certified Patient Expert. https://lnkd.in/dy67fhKf #PatientPerspective #EmpathyInHealthcare #PatientCentricity