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Check out this impactful message from 2022 honoree, Dr. Omar Lateef, President and CEO of Rush University System for Health and Rush University Medical Center. This speech was shared just weeks ago during his opening keynote at the Health Equity Conference ahead of the Diversity Leaders Awards Gala in Chicago. Dr. Lateef posed a powerful and provocative question: "Who gets a chance to be healthy?" This question, as he explained, is not just rhetorical—it’s essential for understanding and addressing the systemic inequities in healthcare access. His speech reminded us that fostering conversations across leadership about disparities is crucial for creating solutions that close barriers and ensure equitable healthcare for all. At Furst Group and NuBrick Partners, we have been proud to sponsor the Diversity Leaders Awards Gala for more than 15 years, supporting leaders like Dr. Omar Lateef, who are driving critical conversations and championing change. To learn more about the event and the inspiring speakers, visit the link in the comments. #HealthEquity #HealthcareLeadership

Plan horizontally, execute vertically. What a brilliant advice! In the latest episode of "Bold Advances in Health Care," BCG's Torben Danger interviews Julie Gerberding, FNIH’s Chief Executive Officer, about her impactful leadership journey. Learn how she has driven transformative changes at FNIH, where she collaborates with top minds to address pressing health care challenges. https://lnkd.in/gi4pHrbi

Talk about stacking the bench!

💫Excited to present a fresh perspective on #Leadership with my talk on 🏀#RefereeLeadership at the Rising Stars event this week! Looking forward to inspiring the next generation of leaders in #NursingHomes, #AssistedLiving, and #PersonalCare. Let’s explore how the lessons from officiating can drive impactful leadership in senior care!

✨ Grateful to Aenta Better Health of Illinois for the incredible opportunity to speak on the panel at the 2024 ABHIL Value-Based Care Summit! ✨ It was an honor to join industry leaders and providers to discuss how we can collaboratively transform health care through value-based care models. During the panel, we explored key topics essential to advancing mental health care: - **Integration of Behavioral Health and Primary Care:** We discussed effective strategies for integrating behavioral health services into primary care settings to improve patient outcomes and best practices for coordinating care between primary care providers and behavioral health specialists. - **Data-Driven Approach:** The role of data analytics in identifying and managing behavioral health populations within Medicaid and leveraging predictive modeling to proactively address behavioral health needs were highlighted. - **Access to Care:** We explored strategies to increase access to behavioral health services for Medicaid members and how telehealth and innovative solutions can bridge gaps in care, especially in underserved areas. - **Addressing Stigma and Disparities:** Successful initiatives in reducing stigma associated with seeking behavioral health care and addressing health disparities to ensure equitable access to services for all Medicaid members were shared. At Brave Health, we believe in the power of collaboration to expand access to mental health care. By partnering with other providers, we strive to ensure that more individuals receive the support they need. A special thank you to my fellow panelists Marilyn Griffin, MD, DFAPA, DFAACAP and Hector B. and our moderator Nicole Gillis Your insights and expertise were invaluable to the discussion. #ValueBasedCare #MentalHealth #BraveHealth #HealthcareInnovation #ABHILSummit #Aetna

The Health Care Transformation Task Force recently turned 10! In recognition of this anniversary, the Task Force releases a two-part paper reflecting on the past 10 years of health care transformation and envisioning a path forward for the coming decade. This paper is dedicated to Jeff Micklos, whose leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to care transformation shaped the Task Force. Here’s to the next 10 years! 🔗 https://bit.ly/3Wc3aUo

There is power in opening doors for people to learn and grow 🚪🌱 📚 👥 🔍 Learn more from senior healthcare leader Gina Temple, RN, PhD, FACHE Temple - the link is in the comments #challengeyourself #leadershiptips #comfortzone

Patient (Lived Experience) Leadership is about those affected by life-changing illness, injury or disability who want to influence change through being equal partners in decision-making. In this monthly expert briefing, patient leadership champion David Gilbert picks out the most significant developments in a field of increasing relevance to the NHS. https://lnkd.in/dXcTRm8e

Really appreciate and resonate with these refections from Jason A. Wolf, Ph.D., CPXP in his recent article "Lived experience matters: transforming healthcare through kindness and collaboration" in BMJ Leader. ➡ Lived experience matters 💯 ➡ Collaboration is a non-negotiable 👏 ➡ Kindness counts 🙌 How might we push past fear to embrace these in the advance of transforming our healthcare systems? The Beryl Institute https://lnkd.in/gV5ScmjA

The latest edition of Coronis Health's Focus Newsletter is here! Learn about social determinants of health, the impact of leadership, navigating the Corporate Transparency Act, and more. Gain valuable insights from industry experts and our own leadership team