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Glad to see this baby friendly designation. What does baby friendly mean? It means the nurses, ob, midwives, and all staff have been trained to be supportive and educated on breastfeeding. No formula marketing is allowed. Formula as medically necessary and required is on board, but no predatory marketing or “free samples” allowed. Statically, keeping a “just in case” sample can of formula reduced the rates and duration of breastfeeding. It’s good business for formula companies to give away the first can. But it can erode your confidence in your ability to breastfeed. “Infant survival The WHO estimates that breastfeeding could save over 820,000 children under five years old each year.” WHO stands for World Health Organization. #protectyourgoals #breastfeedingmatters #maternalhealth

Making visits to connect with our team and clients in person is such an invaluable benefit for all parties. It's where learning, collaboration, and building trust combine. We're all in it for the same purpose - improving patient/ member outcomes! What are some practices you or your organization have in place to strengthen client and/or employee relationships and foster collaboration?

Read below our fantastic stories on how we have successfully made an impact on individuals helping them transition from hospital to home 🏥 ➡️ 🏡 If you would like to dive deeper into this and learn more about how we can support individuals in your local community then drop me an email 📩 Jack.Jeys@catalystgrp.co.uk

Are you getting your psychological 5 a day? If you’re not sure what they are, you need to see/book Dr Jenkins’ workshops (she’s a GREAT presenter). #5aday #wellbeingatwork

#CountdownToOneHundred - On September 15, 2024 Hendrick Health will celebrate a century of caring for our community. To help commemorate this milestone - I will be counting down and sharing 10 things that make Hendrick special. #1 - Our Opportunities for the Future 100 years ago today, Hendrick Health (then West Texas Baptist Sanitarium) opened its doors and allowed 1,200 visitors to tour the hospital. They visited with doctors & nurses, checked out the 52 patient rooms and viewed demonstrations of new state-of-the-art equipment. As the visitors strolled the hallways, they marveled at what this facility - filled with caring experts and the latest technology - could mean for them and for their families' future healthcare journeys. And here, 100 years later, Hendrick is still filled with doctors, nurses and state-of-the-art equipment that is ready to respond to needs of our community. And as important as the past 100 years have been, Hendrick Health's best days are ahead. With major plans for growth to respond to the needs of our neighbors and to our region - the future is full of opportunities to continue to offer excellent and compassionate healthcare that is close to home. Today is the start of a new century. A new century of living out our mission to "deliver high quality healthcare emphasizing excellence and compassion consistent with the healing ministry of Jesus Christ." True yesterday. True Today. True Tomorrow. #hendrick100 #future #NextSteps #BestIsYetToCome #SecondCenturyVision

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Kenyatta National Hospital Ke, compassion guides us through the toughest moments. Our latest publication, "Honoring Life's Last Journey," highlights how our staff provides comfort and dignity during end-of-life care. Read how we support families with kindness and respect during their most challenging times. #HealthcareWithHeart #FarewellHome #KNHInakujali

Hear from our courageous patient as they share their recovery stories and the compassionate care they received. Every smile is a testament to our commitment to healing and hope. 💪💙 #PatientStories #HealingJourney #RecoverySuccess #HospitalCare #HealthAndWellness #PatientFeedback #CompassionateCare #RecoveryJourney #HealthcareHeroes #PatientFirst #InspiringStories

The Holiday Weekend As we are entering the Memorial Holiday weekend in the States, I would like to extend my thanks and encouragement to all my pharmacy colleagues who will be serving their patients and communities over this long weekend.  There will likely be a few situations that you have to deal with which most people will not understand. I can recall one such weekend where on a Saturday morning when a patient called me who was visiting from out of town.  Within about 3 sentences, her voice went from upbeat and chipper to all out tears as she admitted she came to town to visit family and left her medicine at home over 200 miles away.  She knew only the most general things about her medicines.  For example, she knew the ballpark name of her medications, but not the dose or frequency.  (“I take something for blood pressure that starts with an ‘L’ and it may be 20/25mg?”) My next few hours were set as I was now on a safari to figure these things out. Once the situation was figured out, the patient expressed great gratitude. The thing is, far too few people know what a pharmacy is like on a weekend like this.  Your boss likely doesn’t know and may not even want to know.  But we know the adventures that await us on long holiday weekends. To that end, allow me to share my thanks to you and your team for serving over this holiday weekend.  You make such a big difference in people’s lives.  If you have any good stories over the weekend, my inbox is open.  I would love to hear your stories and celebrate your service. #forpharmacy #forpharmacists #pharmacists #pharmacyleadership #leadwell #EveryoneDeservesToBeLedWell #KeepPharmacistsImproving

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