Today is NATIONAL I CARE ABOUT YOU DAY.
In healthcare, CARE is more than a service. It is a relationship built through COMPASSION, LISTENING, and being present for people when they need it most.
Simply showing someone you CARE can make a difference. #NationalICareAboutYouDay
The healthcare systems producing strong outcomes often invest beyond TREATMENT alone.
PREVENTION, PRIMARY CARE, and PUBLIC HEALTH matter. #HealthcareSystems#BeyondTreatment
Some nations spend significantly LESS on healthcare while achieving longer life expectancy and better overall health outcomes.
The lesson is not necessarily to SPEND LESS.
It is to SPEND MORE EFFECTIVELY. #HealthcareEfficiency#LifeExpectancy
Today is GLOBAL HANDWASHING DAY.
One of the simplest actions in healthcare is also one of the most important.
Proper HAND HYGIENE helps prevent the spread of infection and protects PATIENTS, healthcare workers, and communities.π #GlobalHandwashingDay#InfectionPrevention
π Today is METASTATIC BREAST CANCER AWARENESS DAY.
Metastatic breast cancer, also called Stage IV, occurs when breast cancer spreads to other parts of the body.
Please recognize those living with the disease and the continued need for TREATMENT and SUPPORT. #CancerResearch
Many of the factors that influence HEALTH OUTCOMES occur outside hospitals and clinics.
HEALTHCARE SPENDING is only one part of the equation. #HealthOutcomes#HealthcareSpending#PublicHealth
Healthcare leaders: If you must prioritize just ONE of these right now because improving all three at once is too difficult, which one are you choosing?π³οΈ
Poll Options:
Access
Quality
Cost
Refuse to compromise
A healthcare system can be technologically ADVANCED, highly SPECIALIZED, and heavily FUNDED.
That does not guarantee BETTER POPULATION HEALTH. #HealthcareSystem#PopulationHealth#HealthTech
The U.S. spends more on healthcare than any other high-income nation, yet higher spending does not consistently translate into better outcomes.
If you could change one part of the U.S. healthcare system to improve value, where would you start?β
NEW from Dr. Dan Kelly:
Why Does U.S. Healthcare Cost More but Deliver Less?
The United States spends MORE on healthcare than other nations, but higher spending does not always mean BETTER OUTCOMES.
Why?
Read the full article:
https://t.co/YRxRkfXSKa