she/her • Committed to understanding and improving rural health sustainability and resilience, with focus on sufficient and equitable access to services.
@asosin@NHBulletinNews 100% agree... I am studying rural mergers for my dissertation. We know so little about the impacts of mergers (like, 11 studies in the last 13 years?) and yet the pace of rural hospital mergers is increasing. It's alarming.
I had the opportunity to chat with @ncpr, our local NPR affiliate, about rural healthcare in our region. It was great - thanks @davidncpr, for the opportunity! #ruralhealth#bucketlist
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Nearly 1,300 Critical Access Hospitals and roughly 900 other #rural hospitals support the acute care landscape of rural communities.
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A panel of industry leaders will share their perspectives on positive #rural health storytelling, followed by a facilitated discussion focused on your interests & challenges in communicating about rural health.
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We can't wait to welcome our Keynote Speaker, @JanProbst at the @NYSARHInfo Annual Symposium this Friday, September 23rd. After a morning panel on funding and philanthropy, Dr. Probst will discuss #structuralurbanism. #powerofrural#ruralhealth. Register: https://t.co/adaMPQcPgi
@rurallyAli The Rural Health Symposium is this Friday!!
Don't miss Dr. Janice Probst, Rural and Minority Health Research Center, Arnold School of Public Health.
This is a virtual event - join from anywhere!
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My most recent research on the cost-effectiveness of Best Care integrated disease management for patients with COPD. Best Care improves patient outcomes at a reduced cost to the health system. Read more here: https://t.co/db2N0RDs8w
Mark your calendars! We at NYSARH can't wait to welcome @JanProbst as our keynote speaker for our Annual Rural Health Symposium! Spread the word, and register here! https://t.co/SLGRMFGDEH
Turning a class assignment into a published paper is a challenging task! Very rewarding and I'm thrilled to see it published. Written with Ali Coates (@rurallyAli) and Jenna Evans from McMaster University.
Andrew tackles the centralization/decentralization of health systems in this paper by bringing in management literature on innovation to break down policy rhetoric. With Jenna Evans and @rurallyAli
Cnd policy rhetoric on centralisation identifies innovation as an outcome. This paper challenges the assumed relationship with evidence from the management literature. @AndrewScarffe@rurallyAli@TelferResearch@Telfer_uOttawa https://t.co/P61N0VecEA
We need to increase the numbers of health workers, increase the flexibility of the workforce to work in different ways, and we need to support our health workers in practice. And, we need to rigorously EVALUATE our workforce strategies to know what works next time. 2/2
Omicron will destroy the sustainability of the health workforce. In early COVID we looked at what the prior literature on health emergencies could teach us about bolstering the workforce in the face of a surge. The answer? Not a lot: https://t.co/ZBdLFFzU96 @DrIvyBourgeault 1/2
So pleased to have this paper published just in time for the holidays! We really need to do more health workforce evaluation to understand what works in times of emergency. Thanks to my co-authors @DrIvyBourgeault, Asli, Amanda, and our close collaborator, @maramihaile