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A critical element of translating new evidence into use by humanitarians is 'walking the last mile': integrating new research findings into tools, guidance and capacity-building materials that are suitable for practitioners and others working on the humanitarian front-lines (who do not have time to read journal articles and consider how to apply findings to operational response!). This online course (free, open and available in English, French, and shortly Arabic) is a great example in practice- produced by our incredible grantees at Humanity Inclusion, MSF and Karolinska. The team worked tirelessly on both research and operational engagement to make sure that the tools, guidance and learning materials meet practitioner needs. R2HC is proud to have supported this work which can help humanitarians support patients with traumatic injury to recover. FOR CLARITY: the link takes you to the DR homepage, but search for the course Activity Independence Measure – Trauma (AIM-T). Annoyingly you can only see the course details once you have logged in. #humanitarianhealth #traumacare #rehabilitation #emergencyhealth

How can improvement approaches support the current ambition for change? 💡 The 10-year plan for the NHS is scheduled to launch in spring. Q has been invited to draw on the expertise and experience within our community to explore the role improvement methods can play in the three ‘big shifts’ that the Government want to see: - from hospital to community - from sickness to prevention - from analogue to digital On 21 November, our workshop 'Improvement’s role in delivering the 10-year plan in England' will consider the broader role that improvement approaches and capabilities need to play in delivering the plan at all levels of the system. We’ll hear from Paul Corrigan, a senior advisor within the Department of Health and Social Care who is working closely with Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting, to shape the plan. The workshop is already fully booked, but we’ll be sharing insight gathered from the workshop more widely – so stay tuned. https://brnw.ch/21wOMFh

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📣 2025 Palliative care Outcomes Collaboration (PCOC) Education and Training dates and registration - released! 👀 The PCOC education and training webinar dates have been released for 2025! All health professionals and disciplines welcome to attend. See here 👉 https://lnkd.in/g4Q-ZPkB "PCOC is a national palliative care program funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care. It aims to improve patient outcomes and has enabled clinicians to achieve significant improvements in patient and carer outcomes over time. PCOC's core framework and protocol for clinical assessment and response create a common clinical language, helping to identify and address needs effectively. Participation is voluntary and open to any Australian health service providing palliative care." #palliativecareoutcomes #pcoc #professionaldevelopment #palliativecare Tanya Pidgeon (she/her)

Listen up #nurse #case managers #social workers, #physicians, #ValueCHCs #VBC Register and tune into this webinar, the panel will discuss practical guidelines as well as strategies related to billing codes, approved BP cuffs, and how to use information to negotiate with payers.

With the current opportunity provided by #H5N1, we recommend all #hospital #emergencymanagement and #infectioncontrol professionals consider purchasing this book and read Chapters 1, 3, and 4. Note how fast inundation of the hospital (and broader hospital system) occurred and reflect how this might or might not look should H5N1 unexpectedly exhibit sustainable human-human transmission. Initial impressions: 1. It appears hospitals were unaware of the status of air traffic connectivity to COVID-active areas of the world in the weeks and months leading up to the first cases. 2. It was surprising to see the first meeting of the Critical Care Council was held on February 27, 2020. 3. It is not clear to what extent warning intelligence was shared with the hospital system beyond media reporting, social media, and public health guidance- and more importantly what elements of warning intelligence drove what response action decision points. Hindsight is utterly 20/20, and bravo to #NewYork for publishing their after action. The question becomes, if you had to do this over again in regards to managing the First Wave, what would you do differently? #COVID #healthsecurity https://lnkd.in/g_xfJvSR

Viewpoint from AHRQ describes the plan to create a national health care extension service to disseminate actionable knowledge, with a goal to reduce the gap from evidence of clinical effectiveness to clinical practice. https://ja.ma/3Kwejch

Thank you to everyone who provided input to the Pricing Framework for Australian Public Hospital Services 2025–26. We are pleased to release the Pricing Framework for Australian Public Hospital Services 2025–26 following consultation. The pricing framework outlines IHACPA’s intention to implement several updated classifications. These include: • pricing admitted acute care using the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision, Australian Modification (ICD-10-AM), the Australian Classification of Health Interventions (ACHI) and the Australian Coding Standards (ACS), collectively known as ICD-10-AM/ACHI/ACS, Thirteenth Edition and the current Australian Refined Diagnosis Related Group (AR-DRG) Version 11.0 • pricing emergency department services using the Australian Emergency Care Classification Version 1.1 • pricing non-admitted care using the Tier 2 Non-Admitted Services Classification Version 9.1. Access the pricing framework and consultation report: https://ow.ly/QIov50UjEi0

The new National Optimal Care Pathways (OCPs) Framework standardises the development, update, evaluation and uptake of OCPs to support a consistent approach to OCPs across heath services and jurisdictions. Learn more and download your copy today: https://bit.ly/4egQanE

Happy to meet with anyone also headed to RISE SDOH to discuss our NLP! Navigating this crazy AI hype is tough. How do you tell what AI can ACTUALLY work for patients? We help uncover patient insights from over 60 SDOH subdomains. Reach out if you want to learn more. #ai #NLP #HealthcareAI