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How well do you understand how CQC is changing? In 2023 we launched a communication campaign to ensure all health & social care providers and professionals understand what these changes are, what they mean for them and what they need to do to prepare for these changes being implemented. To help us measure how successful this campaign has been so far, we want to know how well you understand these changes. To help us do this we'd like your feedback through a short survey. https://buff.ly/3VAOw7P

Don’t play games with your health. Vote. Voting is not just a civic duty; it’s a crucial part of ensuring that your healthcare system reflects your needs. By casting your vote, you can influence policies that affect your access to healthcare, quality of care, and public health initiatives. Whether it’s advocating for affordable healthcare, supporting mental health services, or improving community health programs, your vote makes a difference. Empower yourself and your community by participating in the democratic process. Your vote matters, and together we can build a healthier, more equitable future. #Healthcare #VotingMatters #VotER #CivicEngagement #HealthyDemocracy #VoteForHealth #EmpowerCommunities

How well do you understand how CQC is changing? In 2023 we launched a communication campaign to ensure all health & social care providers and professionals understand what these changes are, what they mean for them and what they need to do to prepare for these changes being implemented. To help us measure how successful this campaign has been so far, we want to know how well you understand these changes. To help us do this we'd like your feedback through a short survey.

Samantha Burges , Senior Associate in our Health & Social Care Department, provides an update on the latest news from the CQC, looking at the recent statement from Kate Terroni addressing crucial matters in the sector, and looking at the impact on providers.  Read the full article below. 🔗👇 #CQC #cqcupdates #healthcareupdates #healthandsocialcare

Achieving good health and well-being requires healthy behaviors and access to quality services that reach all ages. At Pact, we work with national and local partners to improve inclusive and equitable access to services that deliver what communities need from strengthened public health systems. Last year alone, more than 1.1. million people had improved access to health and social services through our projects. Learn more in our latest impact report: https://bit.ly/3PmL5zr. #WorldHealthDay #MyHealthMyRight

Managing a Community Health Center (CHC) involves juggling numerous complex facets. It's easy to feel overwhelmed handling everything alone. But fret not – we're here for you! As YOUR Alliance, we specialize in identifying tailored solutions to alleviate the challenges your CHC faces. Whether it's staffing issues, operational complexities, or navigating regulations, we've got you covered with practical and effective strategies. 👇 Tell us in the comments where your CHC needs the most support, and reach out today for a consultation. Let's work together to optimize your CHC's operations and enhance community care. Call us at (386) 944-5046 to get started! #TheCHCAlliance #CommunityHealth #Consultation

Our County and Tribal Health Councils are ESSENTIAL for #NMDOH's health equity goals. Health Councils are the representation of local communities across the state, together addressing health disparities, fostering community connections, and coordinating services to ensure meaningful impact. By collaborating with local key partners, they develop targeted strategies to improve health outcomes, bridge service gaps, and promote health equity. Their community-driven approach empowers individuals and enhances overall well-being. Learn how to support YOUR Local Health Council and how to take action! Health Councils are at the heart of New Mexican's Health! #HealthEquityMatters #CommunityDRivenHealth #HealthCouncils #LocalHealth #NEwMexico New Mexico Public Health Association HUMAN SERVICES, NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF

Check out more research in our companion journal ERCSP. Self-efficacy & perceived affordability of community health services were associated with med adherence. Healthcare professionals are recommended to consider multiple factors and leverage services and resources in community health centers when promoting med adherence. https://lnkd.in/gEamkE_b

Check out this sweet suite of resources designed to help health departments use the tools of law and policy to improve social determinants of health and health equity in their communities!

In 2023 we launched a communication campaign to ensure all health & social care providers and professionals understand what these changes are, what they mean for them and what they need to do to prepare for these changes being implemented. To help us measure how successful this campaign has been so far, we want to know how well you understand these changes. To help us do this we'd like your feedback through a short survey.