September is Self-Care Awareness Month. At Healthmap Solutions, we see it as a perfect time to prioritize self-care for kidney health. After all, healthy kidneys are essential to overall health, and simple steps like staying hydrated, eating a balanced diet, and managing stress can make a big difference. Patient self-care is an important element of our Kidney Population Health Management program. We’re proving that engaging patients with their own care produces significant improvements in treatment outcomes. Find more information on Self-Care Awareness Month, kidney care, and our program at the links below: https://hubs.li/Q02N9Fcl0 https://hubs.li/Q02N9Nhj0 https://hubs.li/Q02N9H8M0
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Dohmen Company Foundation is leading a new funding round for a telenutrition company that aims to help patients manage chronic health conditions. https://lnkd.in/gFiEQ2YX
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Holiday feasts can bring joy, but for those on Ozempic, they might bring discomfort or worse. Dr. Sheth shares his insights: 'Overeating while on Ozempic can amplify side effects like nausea, bloating, and slowed digestion. Patients need to approach holiday meals with care.' This expert-backed article, presented by ClinicSpots, explores the balance between enjoying festive meals and managing health risks for those on Ozempic. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dsAbE8mr How can healthcare professionals help patients stay safe during the holidays? Share your advice!
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The Science Behind Personalized Health Tracking. There are different case studies that have shown that adherence to medical programs, from taking your medication regularly and on time to eating the correct meals, increases the rate at which you're hospitalized by at least 20%. This translates directly to better health outcomes and a healthier, longer life. Do you or your loved ones struggle with chronic diseases? Join the community and get a grip on your health. https://lnkd.in/db6u4igp
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What should your office visit to your physician look like? Yesterday, I mentioned how you can become your own health advocate by starting to ask questions. Bring a pen and a notebook or just enter the questions in the Notes section of your notebook. In addition to that, record some numbers to monitor if they have improved or not. This is what I call “know your numbers”( this tracking will be different for some in terms of what to track). What do I mean? 1. Get used to asking the following: What is my blood pressure? Jot it down! Instead of not responding to the typical “it’s noormal.” What is my cholesterol? What is my pulse? When lab work results are generated, ask about the name of the bacteria or infection so you know about the treatment When you implement the above, your visit will never feel the same and it will be more productive because you will learn about your health. Remember, become interactive and don’t be afraid to ask questions. To a healthier YOU, Dr. Wanda
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Transforming diabetes care: join our panel discussion on a future of diabetes prevention and care that seeks to keep people happier, healthier, and out of hospital for longer. Zoom and in person. https://lnkd.in/ge9cPU3a
Type 2 diabetes is the fastest growing chronic condition in Australia and one of the biggest challenges confronting Australia’s health system. With much already known about how to care for and improve the lives of people living with diabetes, how can we create new, tangible and long-lasting solutions that predict, prevent and reduce the risk of diabetes related complications, improve quality of life and lift the burden on healthcare systems? And how do we ensure new treatments and technologies are available to everyone who needs them, regardless of where they live or their cultural background. Join us for a special Alumni event: Transforming diabetes care – Keeping people living with diabetes healthier for longer. 📆 – Tuesday 6 August ⏰ – 6PM - 8PM 📍 – Ian Potter Auditorium, Kenneth Myer Building, 30 Royal Parade, Parkville Register 👉 https://unimelb.me/3LodHWE
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Exciting new insights into the world of Metformin are now available! Our latest blog post explores the intriguing mechanisms behind this widely used medication, shedding light on its efficacy and potential benefits beyond diabetes management. Discover what makes Metformin a staple in healthcare and how its unique properties may be contributing to wider health outcomes. Dive into the details and expand your understanding by reading the full article here: https://ift.tt/NmCdPie.
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Join me and Trevor Daer on October 4 for an exclusive webinar: "Navigating the GLP-1's Surge: Shifting the Paradigm on Obesity and Diabetes." 💡 What’s the big deal with GLP-1s? These medications are transforming diabetes and obesity management, but what does that mean for employers? Rising healthcare costs, evolving treatment strategies, and balancing wellness initiatives are just a few of the challenges on the table. We’ll dive deep into how GLP-1s are reshaping the landscape and what you can do to stay ahead. 📅 Save the Date: October 4 👉 Register here: https://smpl.is/9kws6
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Join me and Trevor Daer on October 4 for an exclusive webinar: "Navigating the GLP-1's Surge: Shifting the Paradigm on Obesity and Diabetes." 💡 What’s the big deal with GLP-1s? These medications are transforming diabetes and obesity management, but what does that mean for employers? Rising healthcare costs, evolving treatment strategies, and balancing wellness initiatives are just a few of the challenges on the table. We’ll dive deep into how GLP-1s are reshaping the landscape and what you can do to stay ahead. 📅 Save the Date: October 4 👉 Register here: https://smpl.is/9kws6
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June is Men's Health Month. Let's talk about preventive care. Going to the doctor isn't just for when you're not feeling well. Preventive care (like screening for heart disease, diabetes, and cancer) is important for helping you maintain your health and diagnosing any medical conditions before they become bigger problems. Despite these benefits, many Americans don't receive the preventive care they need, and research shows that men are less likely than women to get preventive health screenings. The NASH Executive Health program is a comprehensive, cost-effective way for people to receive personalized care and deep insights into their health. It's available for individuals and easy to add on to organization benefit plans at any point during the year. Check out our Executive Health packages (https://lnkd.in/gdFgffmC) and contact us at inquiries@nashcares.com to learn more! #executivehealth #menshealth #menshealthmonth #travelfortreatment #employeebenefits
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World Diabetes Day: Let's Shine a Light on Early Detection! ✨ Today, on World Diabetes Day, we're shining a light on the importance of early detection and prevention of diabetes. This chronic condition affects millions worldwide, often silently, but early diagnosis and proper management can significantly improve quality of life. Why are regular health screenings crucial? ⭐Early detection: Health screenings can identify potential health issues like diabetes in their early stages, allowing for timely intervention. ⭐Preventive measures: By knowing your risk factors, you can take steps to prevent or delay the onset of chronic diseases. ⭐Personalised care: Regular check-ups enable healthcare professionals to tailor treatment plans to your specific needs. As a healthcare recruitment company, we're committed to connecting talented healthcare professionals to opportunities dedicated to improving patient outcomes. Let's work together to build a healthier future. 🙏 #Downpatrick #NorthernIreland #WorldDiabetesDay #DiabetesAwareness #Healthcare #HealthScreenings #EarlyDetection #Prevention #HealthcareRecruitment #JobOpportunities #CareerPaths
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