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10 Easy Differences to Understand EHR and EMR An Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is a digital version of a patient’s paper chart, storing information such as medical history, diagnosis, medications, and allergies within a single practice. Unlike EHRs, EMRs are generally limited to one provider’s office and are not designed to be shared across different healthcare settings. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gnqH_GS6 #MedicalInsurance #HealthInsurance #InsuranceCoverage #AffordableCare #InsuranceTips #HealthCoverage #InsuranceMatters #OpenEnrollment #InsurancePolicy #ClaimProcess #HealthcareCoverage #InsuranceTips #HealthCare #Wellness #HealthyLiving #HealthTips #PreventiveCare #HealthyHabits

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IMPORTANT- The HCAA agree the 1981 Medicines Act needs revamping. However, we are extremely concerned about the statements in this Ministerial Proactive Release - you should be too. We have valid concerns around profit being more important than New Zealanders’ health and wellbeing. Where is the emphasis on patient safety? Patient Safety and prevention of avoidable harm must be made a key priority! https://lnkd.in/g4_uzh_E A huge concern is this- how products should be replicated: 

CHF is proud to add our voice to mark #WorldPatientSafetyDay on Tuesday 17 September - because everyone deserves safe, high-quality healthcare. As a patient, you have the right to be actively involved in your healthcare. Here's a few simple ways you can be involved: - Ask questions – Always speak up if something doesn’t feel right or if you need clarification about your care. -Keep track of medications – Know the names, doses, and side effects of any medications you are prescribed. - Provide complete information – Share your full medical history and any allergies with your healthcare team to avoid unnecessary risks. - Involve loved ones – Having a trusted person with you during medical appointments can help remember key information or catch potential issues. Check labels and procedures – Before taking any medication or undergoing treatment, make sure it aligns with your doctor's instructions. Always double-check! The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care has developed a range or resources and tools for consumers to better understand their healthcare rights. To learn more visit https://lnkd.in/gaa8Nu4E

Before a hospital visit, it’s expected that you might feel nervous, but there’s no need to worry about your doctor making a mistake. Medical errors are rare and often occur during care transitions. A prominent study found that up to 80 percent of serious medical errors involve miscommunication during the handoff between medical providers. Keep these four actions in mind during care transitions: Plan Ahead: Keep a list of medications, allergies, and medical history on hand.  Ask Questions: Ensure you understand your care and treatment decisions.   Bring Support: Have a family member, friend, or health advisor with you.  Facilitate Communication: Request that your providers communicate directly. An expert health advisor can help mitigate risk by managing these transitions so you can focus on staying healthy. _ _ _ Have you experienced difficulties during care transitions?  Let me know in the comments below.    For more tips, link to the full article in the comments.    Need healthcare advice? At Wellworth, my team and I advise family offices and their clients on healthcare issues that require bespoke advice.    Book a time with me via the link in the comments.  #healthcare #advice #healthcareadvisor

📢 Healthcare Quality: The Core of Patient-Centered Care 📢 In healthcare, quality goes beyond patient outcomes—it's about ensuring a safe, effective, and truly patient-centered experience. In our introduction to quality video at Wealthcare INC, we break down what "quality" means in healthcare, covering the essential standards that help organizations deliver care that’s safe, effective, and timely. 🔹 Key Quality Measures: Patient Safety Indicators (PSIs) to track and reduce preventable complications. 🔹Preventive Care Measures for essential screenings and vaccines, like mammograms and flu shots. 🔹Chronic Disease Management to help patients manage conditions like diabetes and hypertension. 🔹Patient Satisfaction Scores to reflect and improve the overall patient experience. With our concise, impactful videos, Wealthcare INC aims to make these vital concepts accessible for healthcare teams everywhere. Let’s elevate care quality together, making excellence the standard! 💼 #HealthcareQuality #PatientSafety #PreventiveCare #ChronicDiseaseManagement #PatientExperience #ValueBasedCare #HealthcareAdmin #WealthcareINC #HealthcareInnovation #QualityImprovement

This #FightTheFakesWeek, we’re showcasing how #shared #solutions, and #global standards can help address the challenge of #falsified #medicines. By sharing best practices and proven #strategies, we aim to ensure #patients receive safe, authentic #medicines. Let’s continue this important mission #together. #FightTheFakes #FakeMeds #GS1Healthcare #PatientSafety @GS1Healthcare @GS1 @FightTheFakes 

Sharon's experience after a Covid-19 vaccine adverse reaction highlights the life-saving importance of accurate diagnoses and serves as a crucial reminder that patients must advocate for themselves when they know something is wrong. It also underscores the responsibility of healthcare providers to listen without bias. This World Patient Safety Day, let's call for better, more accurate diagnoses for those suffering vaccine injuries — because listening to patients can save lives. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #TrustYourBody #ImprovingDiagnosis #PatientSafety #MedicalGaslighting

Study Links Poor EHR Usability to Patient Safety Issues This is a great article from David Raths on the issues with EHR's and the strain some of them put on Healthcare professionals ! Real burnout !!! https://lnkd.in/g485-xtq

🚨 Elevate patient safety. 💡 Know your high-alert medications! 🩺 High-alert meds demand our highest attention. ✊Let’s stay vigilant! ⚠️ Don’t let complacency creep in. 💡 Empowering healthcare teams to manage! 🔍 Safety starts with knowledge! 🌟 Understand high-alert drugs! 🔑 Unlock the secrets to safe medication management. 👇 Guidelines of HAMs by DRAP, NPC.... 📲 Repost if you find this helpful. #PatientSafety #HealthcareQuality #HighAlertMedications #DRAP #HAMs #PharmacyPractice #MedicationManagement #HealthcareProfessionals #SafetyFirst #ClinicalExcellence #RiskManagement