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In Focus: public health and life safety factors a clear priority of the incoming government, to help boost productivity, and grow the economy through a protected, positive and well workforce.

Learn more about the 8 Criteria of A Healthy Home Set Forth by #HUD and our commitment to meet and exceed those standards. https://bit.ly/3X1AVsI

Good speech form Wes Streeting at the #LabourConference24 But unless it's understood that 80% of health outcomes are determined by social determinants, non-medical factors, we will not have a healthy nation and healthy economy. Factors that include: Education Employment Income Housing Access to quality green spaces, air & water Food security Really change requires transitioning to a #wellbeingeconomy #ukpolitics #NHS #socialcare

Ageing well means prioritising your health and wellbeing. Compass covers a range of topics to support older Australians to do just that, including practical information on eating well, the importance of hydration, plus news and events. Read more at Compass: https://bit.ly/3u373Qg

I couldn't agree more with the emphasis on worker participation in safety and health programs. From my experience, one of the most crucial aspects of building a successful safety culture is truly understanding the diverse backgrounds and experiences that each worker brings to the table. It’s easy to assume that the best ideas will come from what we already know, but in reality, it’s the collective knowledge of the team that makes all the difference. For me, creating a robust safety culture starts with getting to know each employee personally. By building trust and understanding their unique perspectives, I can leverage their valuable insights and real-world experiences. Safety isn’t just about one person’s ideas—it’s about fostering a collaborative effort where everyone is committed to ensuring the well-being of the entire team. The more we tap into the diverse experiences of our workforce, the more effective our safety programs become.

There are thousands of health care workers on PEI, and they play a crucial role in the health and well-being of Islanders. Health care workers face many hazards in their workplace such as using sharp equipment or needlesticks, dealing with violence in the workplace, and patient handling. Other than these industry-specific hazards, health care workers can face more common ones such as slips, trips and falls, working alone, chemicals, infectious diseases and more. The WCB is committed to making sure health care workers are safe at work. Learn more about safety in health care ➡ https://bit.ly/3quIsC0 #safetymatters #pei

Are you considering getting a home care package? The aged care system can be difficult to understand… especially after you have been assessed and approved for a home care package, and need to choose your approved provider. Your final choice could make all the different between good or bad outcomes for your health and wellbeing. A good provider will put your needs and the quality of your care at the forefront. They are also health professionals and can coordinate all aspects of the care and health needs that will make the biggest difference to your health, wellbeing, and quality of your life. To learn more about what sort of questions to ask when considering which home care package to choose, visit https://lnkd.in/ddqp5Hr http://dlvr.it/T4ggLG

In a world where health care workers face rising levels of workplace violence, Salem Health is making a stand for safety and respect. Salem Health partnered with the Hands And Words Are Not For Hurting Project and its Purple Hands Pledge: "I will not use my hands or my words for hurting myself or others." The pledge embodies Salem Health's commitment to a safer, more compassionate environment for all. Together, we can create a welcoming space by upholding dignity, empathy, and accountability. Watch to learn more about how we're fostering positive change and encouraging everyone to live this message, not just say it. This video features the Pledge for Peace event held on Oct. 17, 2023, at the Salem Hospital campus.

Let's talk about something near and dear to my heart: Social Determinants of Health (SDOH). We all know that access to quality healthcare is crucial, but did you know that factors like food security, transportation, and housing play a massive role in shaping our well-being too? Food Security: Access to nutritious food isn't just about filling our bellies; it's about fueling our bodies with the essential nutrients they need to thrive. Yet, millions face food insecurity every day, impacting their health and quality of life. Transportation: Ever missed a doctor's appointment because you couldn't get there? Transportation barriers can prevent individuals from accessing crucial healthcare services, leading to missed diagnoses and untreated conditions. Housing Security: Home is where the heart is, but it's also where our health begins. Stable housing provides the foundation for good health, offering safety, security, and a place to heal and rest. Addressing these social determinants isn't just a nice-to-have; it's a must-do for building healthier, more equitable communities. By tackling food insecurity, improving transportation options, and ensuring housing stability, we can make strides towards a healthier future for all. Let’s work together to address these critical issues. Together, we can create positive change and build a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. #SDOH #PatientEngagement #Reimbursement #SocialWork #CaseManagement

How can we effectively shift public perceptions and prioritise comprehensive care delivered in individuals' homes to optimise their wellbeing and achieve the best outcomes? Learn more from Ruth Gazzane ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gvdJVbxP #VirtualWards