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Comprehensive access to a person’s health and social care history is a game-changer. My Care Record offers secure, instant access to such vital information, facilitating better informed clinical decisions. Learn about how we’re making this possible at https://zurl.co/BDUb

Did you know there are more seniors than children in York Region? The 2024 to 2027 York Region Plan to Support Seniors: Navigating Forward Together aims to support seniors by strengthening their health and program knowledge, integrating services, streamlining navigation of services, and improving coordination across health and social care systems. Learn more about the Plan to Support Seniors at york.ca/PlanforSeniors

My Care Record promotes timely and efficient care by enabling health and social care professionals to quickly access essential support plans. This approach ensures that all relevant care providers are well-informed and can offer effective support swiftly. Discover how at https://lnkd.in/eSip_X4h

A Care Map is a visual representation of the supports, community interactions, and social determinants that play a role in a patient's health and well-being. Our Care Map feature, piloted at the Hospital for Sick Children, helps parents coordinate care, identifies parental priorities of care, and improves understanding of what it is like to care for a child with medical complexity. Find out more here: https://shorturl.at/sXDK4

New providers, facilities, and technologies. Learn about these things that improve patient care in Community Health's 2023 Annual Report. https://lnkd.in/ehBEUGH5

Exploring the Nexus of Physical Therapy, Public Health, and Healthcare: Unveiling the critical role of physical therapists within the public health workforce. Discover how PTs contribute to the health and wellness of communities, enhancing public health strategies and healthcare outcomes. Join us as we dive into the significant impact of physical therapy in promoting community well-being

Happy Tuesday and Happy National Public Health Week. Day 2: Today’s daily theme is healthy neighborhoods. Our neighborhoods are the backbone of our communities, influencing our physical, mental and emotional well-being. I have been in this space for the last 18 years and I am amazed at the strides we are making. There’s lot more to do! In public health, our work is multifaceted, encompassing disease prevention, health promotion, policy development, and community engagement to improve the overall well-being of populations. Through research, education, and collaboration, we strive to address health disparities and promote equitable access to healthcare services. UNTIL WE ALL HAVE ACCESS!

Your Codes of Practice have changed. The revised Codes make clearer links to the Health and Social Care Standards, support our commitment to The Promise and more strongly reflect the importance of kindness, compassion and involvement in decision making. Download the Codes today – https://ow.ly/GK9S50RqKq5

MTM’s Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) embody a member-centric approach which allows for easy access to different services we partner with to help remove communities barriers. Removing community barriers improves an individual’s SDOH outcomes, such as health care and quality, social and community context, and more. ~~~ Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e6AAe_it

Learn how Community Health Workers (CHWs) can enhance your clinical or public health setting. Discover how to establish or strengthen a CHW association or program in your state. Join this webinar for a conversation with the Hawai'i Community Health Worker Association about their journey in creating a statewide CHW Association with help from the Hawai'i Public Health Institute. Our panelists will share how CHWs in Hawai'i improve client care and community understanding, highlighting the importance of diversity and lived experience within the CHW community. https://lnkd.in/gQEEfv3w