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Do you have 2 minutes and 40 seconds to learn how Faros Health is guiding employees to high-value care while helping employers manage healthcare spend? Check out BenefitsAlly's 3x3x3 Challenge. Our CEO, Austin Browning, breaks it all down—three slides, three questions, in under three minutes. Don't miss it! https://lnkd.in/gKzKPmjA #HealthcareInnovation #EmployeeBenefits #FarosHealth #BenefitsAlly

On this episode of #HealthcareRap Will Johnson, Vice President and General Manager of Oscar Health, sees an urgency to prioritize personalization. Will and Jared dive into how #healthcareorganizations democratize knowledge, and why now is the time to value individualized health. https://lnkd.in/eBPFR9wY

I remember the first time I had a nagging health concern. I spent hours researching online, only to find conflicting advice that left me more confused than ever. Sound familiar? This was the story of Tolu as he narrated to one of our resource personnel. Imagine if you could skip the confusion and go straight to a trusted health professional for answers. No more guessing games, just expert advice that puts your mind at ease. That's exactly what Patient.ng offers! You can connect with qualified health experts, learn from their experience, and get direct access to their insights. Ready to prioritize your health? Subscribe today and unlock exclusive content that keeps you informed and empowered. 👉 https://patient.ng/ #HealthMatters #ExpertAdvice #PatientCare

What a great experience to sit down with Dan Nash, CIO of Emanate Health. He dives into his WHY behind the job and how that translates into a patient centric purpose of care delivery for him and all of Emanate Health. Interview drops later today! #HealthDataManagement #CyberResilienceInHealthcare #TelehealthEvolution #DigitalHealthcareLeadership #PatientCareInnovation

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Is it part of the problem that we are designing our Aged Care digital strategy around a sector and not a person especially if the ultimate goal is for as many of us as possible to age in place? When do you become one of these ‘older people ‘ they are referring to in the strategy and are all ‘older people ‘ generic in the way they use the system? Shouldn’t the aged care digital health strategy just be part of a whole of system strategy designed around a cradle to grave journey. Cate Swannell for the Health Services Daily #strategy

Annually celebrated, April 7th commemorates WHO's founding in 1948 and highlights the pressing global health issues. With a wealth of expertise spanning three decades, VE Healthcare is dedicated to delivering accessible, cost-effective, and top-notch healthcare services throughout various markets across Asia. Today, we celebrate the importance of health and well-being for all. #GlobalHealth #WHO #BusinessRelations #StrategicGrowth #VeHealthcaregroup #southeastasia #pharmacompany #worldhealthday

Do you agree or am I off base? I've been reflecting a lot lately on how we share our work and connect with others in healthcare and research. It often feels like there's a bit of gatekeeping going on, doesn’t it? Why does this even matter to you and me in Biotech, Pharma, and Research? Here are a few of my thoughts: 1. Your work often stays within the walls of the lab and office. Finding new platforms to share your insights with a wider audience, including patients who might benefit directly from your findings, could really increase the impact and reach of your work. 2. In a world full of misinformation, being part of a community that prioritizes accurate, evidence-based content will make you stand out. We have a responsibility to provide reliable information, and this is a chance to do that on a larger scale. 3. It's easy to feel isolated in our work. Just imagine meeting new Data Scientists in Healthcare, Clinical Research Coordinators, Project Managers in Biomedical Research, Compliance Specialists in Clinical Trials, Biotech Data Analysts, Healthcare Innovation Experts, and Computational Biology Researchers... Connecting with other professionals in health organizations can open doors for endless collaboration and new ideas. We can learn so much from each other every day. 4. We often talk about our work behind closed doors and in technical terms, that can be hard for the public to understand. Building a community encourages you and me to explain our research in simpler, more relatable ways, making education more accessible. On a personal note, I'm just like you a woman striving for success and mastering my media accounts as a crucial self-marketing tool. Honestly, this new platform feels like a chance to be bolder and better. But it's not about the big words or fancy formatting, it's about being honest and helpful. We all have something valuable to contribute, and this post might be the place to start. Did you connect with this? Do you feel like I missed something or have tips to share? Drop a comment below. #HealthcareInnovation #Biotechnology #Neuroscience #ClinicalResearch #AIinHealthcare #YouTubeHealth #GoogleHealth

YouTube just launched it's Health Creator Community programme today. What is it? Who's it for? Why now? And what's the strategy here? What is it ❓ It’s an initiative to provide reliable and trustworthy health information on its platform. You’ve probably seen creators like Dr. Mike (Mikhail) or Dr Karan Rajan, but it also includes household names like Cleveland Clinic or our favourite Osmosis.org from Elsevier. Who’s it for ❓ 👨🎓 Individuals seeking health information: People looking for information about specific health conditions, treatments, or general wellness tips. 😷 Patients/Caregivers: Those seeking support and resources related to their health conditions or the conditions of their loved ones. 👩⚕️ Healthcare professionals: Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers looking for educational content or resources to share with their patients. Why now ❓ The issue is two-fold. 1️⃣ Public health institutions are grappling with the challenges of combating misinformation and disinformation on social media or traditional channels. This can undermine public health measures during crises like the pandemic. It has been shown that health misinformation can delay or prevent effective care, posing severe risks to individuals’ lives and vulnerable groups of the population. The issue is reach. 2️⃣ YouTube, despite its massive reach, has faced criticism for its handling of misinformation. More importantly, money talks, advertisers are very aware of brand risks associated with inflammatory material. While it has taken steps to address this, the platform alone cannot effectively police or create reliable content. (At least until Gemini gets an MD) What’s the strategy here ❓ 🤝 Partner - YouTube Health, like YouTube itself, generally does not create its own content (Sorry YouTube Premium). It partners with reputable health organizations to curate and promote trustworthy health information. This builds a robust library of content. Fostering healthy competition among creators, encouraging them to produce high-quality, accurate health content to gain visibility. 👨💻 Reach - YouTube – with over a billion hours of video streamed daily and wide-spread availability – offers healthcare institutions an unparalleled portal to diverse audiences. This reach can be leveraged to create content tailored to specific regions and populations, effectively addressing local health needs. YouTube can also serve as a powerful branding tool for institutions, attracting potential users and fostering engagement through video resources and community building. 💰 Monetize - Business-as-usual, YouTube gets the safe, vetted content it needs with minimal liability, advertisers are happy, creators gain a new source of revenue. Good strategy to supplement the fight against misinformation, excited to see what happens next! What are you views on this? Would love to hear your thoughts :) Sources in comments below #healthcare #youtube #branding #globalhealth #publichealth