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🌟 The Power of Patient Voice in Healthcare 🌟 In today’s healthcare landscape, incorporating the patient voice is essential for delivering exceptional care. People-Centered Care (PCC) has emerged as a key differentiator for leading health systems. By engaging patients, care partners, and community members in innovative co-design approaches, these organizations create services that achieve outstanding outcomes and enhance the overall patient experience. Many health systems are integrating Patient Experience Partners (PXPs) into various working groups, spanning areas such as Emergency Room admissions, palliative care, and quality improvement. By involving PXPs from the outset of projects, these organizations ensure that diverse perspectives are not only heard but actively influence project design and implementation. Through this commitment to patient engagement, health systems are advancing community health and making a meaningful impact on the lives of those they serve. The voices of patients truly matter in shaping the future of healthcare! #PatientCenteredCare #PatientExperience #CommunityHealth

Patient-Centered Care💖 In healthcare, placing the patient at the center of treatment is essential for providing personalized, compassionate care. By considering patients' cultural background, financial situation, and expectations, providers can tailor care plans to suit their unique needs. Key elements of patient-centered care💡 1. Cultural Sensitivity: Respecting patients' beliefs and values leads to better adherence to treatment plans. 2. Financial Considerations:Offering options that cater to different income levels ensures accessible and equitable care. 3. Meeting Expectations: Understanding patients' goals helps providers align treatment plans accordingly. Steps to implement patient-centered care: 1. Active Listening: Hear patients' concerns and questions to build trust. 2. Shared Decision-Making: Collaborate with patients to make informed decisions. 3. Education & Empowerment: Provide information for patients to take an active role in their care. By embracing a patient-centered approach, we create a more supportive and effective healthcare system where every patient feels valued and empowered💡✨ #Healthcare #PatientCenteredCare #CompassionateCare

Are you a PCP? Pearl Health wants to better understand the challenges and pressures that PCPs face in navigating the clinical, administrative, and financial realities of US healthcare. That’s why our team conducts an annual survey of primary care physicians: the Primary Care Pulse. We’re gathering perspectives of primary care providers across the country in practices of all sizes. Learn more about the Primary Care Pulse, last year’s findings, and how you can join us in this important research. #primarycare #medicare #valuebasedhealthcare #valuebasedcare #healthcareindustry #healthcareinnovation #healthcareleaders #acoreach

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, one crucial aspect often remains underemphasized: advanced care planning (ACP). Integrating ACP into primary care is essential for fostering patient-centered care and enhancing the overall quality of health services. While these conversations can be uncomfortable, they are a crucial part of a holistic plan of care for our patients. As I think back over the conversations and cases Christina Rama, MD, MMM led around this topic, I am so grateful for her providing me and my teams the tools to implement ACP into our conversations with our patients. Here’s why this integration matters: Holistic Patient Care: By incorporating ACP into routine check-ups, we ensure that discussions about future healthcare preferences are part of the ongoing dialogue about health and well-being. Empowerment: Patients who engage in ACP feel more in control of their healthcare decisions, leading to improved satisfaction and reduced anxiety about the unknown. Better Outcomes: Research shows that when patients' preferences are documented and respected, it can lead to better health outcomes and more appropriate use of medical resources. Support for Families: Proactively discussing ACP helps alleviate the emotional burden on families during critical moments, ensuring they are prepared and informed. As healthcare providers, we have the unique opportunity to guide these important conversations, creating a culture of openness and support. Let’s work together to make advanced care planning a standard part of our patient interactions—because every individual deserves to have their wishes honored. #AdvancedCarePlanning #PrimaryCare #PatientCenteredCare #HealthcareIntegration #Empowerment

"We healthcare professionals, have the power to transform lives. But it's not just about providing medical care – it's about empowering patients with knowledge. By educating patients about their health, we can: Improve health outcomes Increase patient engagement Enhance patient satisfaction Reduce healthcare costs Let's work together to create a more informed and empowered patient community. #Healthcare #PatientEducation #Empowerment #HealthLiteracy #PatientEngagement"

Restorative circles are transforming the landscape of healthcare, offering a powerful tool for communication and conflict resolution. By creating an inclusive environment where all voices are heard, restorative circles foster stronger relationships among patients, families, and healthcare professionals. In practice, these circles bring everyone together to discuss concerns openly and collaboratively. This approach not only helps resolve conflicts but also builds trust—an essential component in patient care. For instance, when a patient feels their grievances are genuinely acknowledged and addressed within a circle setting, it can significantly enhance their overall experience and satisfaction. Implementation involves training staff to facilitate these discussions effectively. It requires commitment to empathy and active listening—the foundation of restorative practices. Healthcare organizations that embrace this model often see improved team dynamics as well as increased patient engagement. The value of integrating restorative circles extends beyond immediate conflict resolution; it cultivates a culture of transparency and mutual respect. As we strive for excellence in healthcare delivery, adopting such innovative strategies is crucial for sustaining positive outcomes. #RestorativePractices #HealthcareInnovation #PatientExperience #ConflictResolution

In the NHS and in many health systems around the world, demand for health services has begun to outstrip health systems’ capacity to provide care. And yet we still see large numbers of acute beds being occupied by patients who are medically fit and could be discharged to their homes or residential and nursing care homes. So what’s stopping this happening? This is the question that myself and my global KPMG colleagues looked at in some detail a few months ago – if it was an easy thing to fix, it would have been fixed already! We set out to think differently about how to help health systems deliver better value for the communities and the patients they serve. We used the KPMG Connected Enterprise for Healthcare approach to redesign care pathways and to leverage digital solutions and new ways of working, such as improving efficiency of critical transitions in care pathways. Learn more about what we discovered here: https://lnkd.in/e6gFX_Xu Adrian Clamp Anwer Khan Evan Rawstron Elizabeth Wood Lydia Lee Aaron Berk Michael Allen Kenny O'Neill Jennifer Schulze Anna van Poucke

🏥 Healthcare practitioners: what best practices have you implemented in your clinic or practice for managing patients with #BleedingDisorders? Share your insights and experiences below to help improve care for our community. #Healthcare #BestPractices

With six distinct generations of patients, healthcare isn’t one-size-fits-all anymore. At NRC Health we’re diving into how understanding generational differences can help us deliver more personalized care. Check out our latest article on how we can bridge the gap and build a future of seamless, human-centered healthcare! #HumanUnderstanding #NRCHealth #PatientExperience

Healthcare should be about patients—not profits. For far too long, the healthcare system has been guided by corporate priorities, what we call ‘institutional first’ healthcare, while patients have faced limited access to timely, affordable care. The Patients First Foundation is being launched because it is time to shift control back to patients, putting ‘patients first’ and their well-being at the center of every decision, and ending corporate ownership of our health. I’m Steve Carbonara and I am going to be sharing my personal health journey over these past 5 decades in order to shed a light on what is wrong with our system, both from a patient and healthcare technology insider point of view. I am looking for the next One Million Patient Stories, from all of you, to prove how common these issues are and learning which are the most costly or deadly problems we need to solve first. Together, we can begin to build a process to hold every stakeholder accountable for their actions moving forward. If you want to share your patient story or that of a loved one, please use this link to connect with us.  We also look forward to hearing from patients that are healthcare professionals, please share any ‘insider’ stories you may have that can shed light on what we are up against, in regards to this corporate ownership of our health. My team and I are building a national collaborative of patients, and a movement to empower individuals to manage their health, make informed choices, and advocate for policies that genuinely support patient wellness. This is a call to action for every patient, physician, nurse, caregiver, healthcare professional and advocate—to join us in building a patient-led system that prioritizes health over profits. 🔗 Follow us and be part of the change: Patients First Website & LinkedIn Company Page #PatientsFirstAdvocacy  #PatientsFirstLiteracy  #PatientsFirstEmpowerment  #PatientDataRights  #PatientDataOwnership   #CommonSenseHealthcare  #PatientLedReform