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9 Healthcare Marketing Trends to Embrace in 2023

Healthcare Success

Healthcare consumers continue to move swiftly down the paths of least resistance toward quality care. It’s time to pay attention to what competitors offer and find ways to remove unnecessary obstacles to care. This spells trouble for healthcare organizations that cannot change with the times. 9 Healthcare Marketing Trends 2023.

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Cultural Competence in Healthcare: 10 Reasons Why is Important

Etactics

When you hear the word “culture”, what comes to mind? The reality is that culture is all around us. When treating and working alongside people coming from different backgrounds, we have to have an understanding of how to operate cross-culturally and apply necessary changes. Table of Contents What is Cultural Competence?

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State Policy Considerations to Support Equitable Systems of Care for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs 

NASHP

Children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN) require services beyond those needed by children generally, yet they often face difficulties accessing high-quality health care. percent receive care in a well-functioning system, 1 and 44.6 percent receive care in a well-functioning system, 1 and 44.6

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How Leaders Can Build Psychologically Safe Workplaces

GoMoHealth

By Sue Zbikowski, PhD Founder, inZights Consulting Advisor, GoMo Health As a leader , how do you build a team culture that is safe and inclusive? What is a psychologically safe workplace? This concept arose from workplace and occupational experts at various organizations. Why does it matter in the workplace?

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National Action Plan to Advance Patient Safety (IHI) 

Briggs Healthcare

Despite substantial effort over the past 20 years, preventable harm in health care remains a major concern in the United States. Culture, Leadership, and Governance. Implement competency-based governance and leadership. Engage patients, families, and care partners in the co-production of care.

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Trends in State Policies That Support the Community Health Worker Workforce

NASHP

States continue to have a strong interest in sustaining, developing, and partnering with the community health worker (CHW) workforce. Learn More about SPAs Read NASHP’s blog post for more information about CHW Medicaid financing through state plan amendments.

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The Last Mile in Healthcare

Healthcare Leadership

Blog by Joe Babaian. In healthcare, the last mile is the link between you and the healthcare network touch point – where care is delivered – the entire healthcare system of people, services, goods, and organizations. Cultural access/needed competencies. Language competencies/level. Financial access.