Cátia Sousa Pinto, MD on LinkedIn: #spms #myhealth #globaldigitalhealth (2024)

Frameworks for Activity-Based Costing (ABC). You can read the full notification at https://lnkd.in/dQBRtxCQ #PHC #zindagisehatsay #punjabhealthcarecommission #notification #cups #commonlyundertakenprocedures #healthmatters #healthcare #qualityhealthcare #notification #phcnotifications

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In the midst of recent challenges, this initiative shines as one of the few accomplishments we can take pride in.https://lnkd.in/eWUxWqMV

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Accessibility & Affordability are the two pillars of value based healthcare … accessible affordable healthcare is a basic right not a luxury

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Title: How does CIPACA business concept help in funding the rural hospitals?At CIPACA, we're revolutionizing the way rural hospitals get the funding they need to provide top-notch healthcare services to their communities. Our unique business concept empowers rural healthcare facilities, ensuring they have the resources necessary to deliver quality care to everyone, regardless of their location. Join us in our mission to make healthcare accessible to all, bridging the gap between urban advancement and rural well-being. 🌍💙Learn more about how the CIPACA business concept is transforming healthcare funding for rural hospitals and improving lives one community at a time! #CIPACA #HealthcareInnovation #RuralHealthcare #FundingForGood#CommunityFirst #HealthcareAccess #InnovationForChange#EmpoweringCommunities #QualityCareForAll #BridgingTheGap #HealthcareRevolution #CompassionateCare #MakingADifference#GlobalHealthEquity

Elevating Long-Term Care in Australia: The Power of Governance and LeadershipIn the evolving landscape of long-term care, the 'Governance and Leadership' report offers pivotal insights. It underscores the essence of robust governance in enhancing care quality and safety – a cornerstone for NDIS providers. For NDIS providers, this isn't just about compliance; it's about setting a benchmark in the market. A robust governance framework fosters accountability, strategic vision, and a culture of continuous improvement. This approach resonates deeply with the NDIS ethos, ensuring that services aren't just delivered, but they're delivered excellently.So, what does this mean for providers? It's a call to action to embrace a governance structure that's robust and dynamic. It's about leading with a vision prioritising quality and safety, ensuring every decision aligns with these core values. Providers leveraging such governance models will stand out in a sector where differentiation is critical. They'll not only meet the needs of their clients but exceed them, setting a new standard in long-term care.This is more than a trend; it's a transformation. For those in the NDIS space, it's an opportunity to lead, innovate, and elevate the standard of care in Australia.

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Cornerstone Care - Wednesday Coffee Morning ChatTime to grab a coffee as we explain what NOP/NOD/UCO mean in the care industry.Over the next four Wednesdays we will be looking at a number of CQC Notices that can have a damaging impact on your care service. This Wednesday, Cornerstone Care dives into the world of CQC Notices, empowering care providers with the knowledge to navigate potential challenges and ensure exceptional service delivery.What are CQC Notices?The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and social care services in England. They play a vital role in ensuring these services meet the necessary standards for safe, effective, compassionate, and high-quality care. As part of their regulatory function, the CQC issues notices to inform providers of potential concerns regarding service quality and compliance with regulations.Types of CQC Notices:There are three main types of CQC Notices, each carrying a different level of seriousness:Notice of Proposal (NOP): This is the initial notice highlighting potential breaches of regulations. The NOP proposes specific enforcement actions to a providers registration, which might range from a formal warning to a requirement notice with specific steps for improvement.Notice of Decision (NOD): This finalises the enforcement action determined by the CQC after considering the response to the NOP. It could include a formal warning, a requirement notice demanding specific improvements within a designated timeframe, or even temporary service limitations in severe cases.Urgent Cancellation Order (UCO): This most serious type of notice is only used in critical situations where service users are deemed at immediate risk of harm. Upon receiving a UCO, the services registration is immediately suspended, potentially requiring the relocation of service users to ensure their safety.By partnering with Cornerstone Care, you gain a dedicated team of experts who prioritise your success, and have vast experience in supporting providers through these issues with our legal partners. We'll work collaboratively to ensure complete CQC compliance, allowing you to maintain a high-quality service and continue delivering safe care. Stay tuned next week, where we'll delve deeper into the specifics of a Notice of Proposal (NOP) and offer guidance on navigating its challenges! #CQCPeaceOfMind #CornerstoneExpertise #CareQualitySupport #CornerstoneCare

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For those working in #NHS or #hospicecare - how to make the most of 🌲s and woodland on your estate:

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We need your help...Is your VCSE organisation part of the Health and Social Care sector?Are you interested in exploring how we can work better in partnership with the Department of Health?CO3 has launched The Scoping Study Project, with the Long-Term Conditions Alliance Northern Ireland, and funded by Dormant Accounts. The aim of this project is to look at how we can unite and utilise the collective expertise of VCSE Health and Social Care Organisations, so that we can work effectively in partnership with the DoH and improve health outcomes in NI.Why your participation is key?As a VCSE organisation working in the area of health, social care and community wellbeing, this is an opportunity for you to be part of the conversation and help shape the outcomes of the project.How to get involved?You just need to complete three simple steps:1. Complete the 5-min Baseline Questionnaire2. Book your attendance to the engagement session in your area3. Attend the engagement sessionSTART HERE: https://lnkd.in/gkHFwTMJThere's a deadline, so please participate today so your voice is heard!PS: If you are not part of the Health & Social Care sector, but you know people in the Community & Voluntary sector who are, you can still support this important work, by sharing this post!Thank you for your support for this project.#EmpoweringLeadersDrivingChange

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Healthcare in a rural area in Somerset is being transformed using a primary care hub model, with EMIS software enabling this new way of working. Read this article for the full story: https://okt.to/DTdv6F

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March is #BCorpMonth – so it’s time to talk about how B Corps lead the way to a better future, and how, together, we’re moving access to healthcare forward and using our business as a force for good.Denplan is part of Simplyhealth, and Simplyhealth is committed to improving access to healthcare, including oral healthcare, for all in the UK. It’s the purpose that leads us forwards as an organisation and led to us becoming B Corp certified in 2022. Being a B Corp is our genuine (and legal) commitment to care for our customers, our community, the environment, and our colleagues. We know that business as usual is causing the planet and its people a whole load of problems, but being a B Corp means moving forward to do business responsibly, leading the way to a better future.It isn’t a destination, it’s a continuous journey. We’ll never stop looking for ways to be a more responsible business. And we’ll never stop working to improve access to healthcare for all in the UK.We’ll be sharing more through the month and beyond about how we’re living up to our B Corp status and you can find out more about sustainability at Simplyhealth and Denplan on the Simplyhealth website: https://lnkd.in/e5c4PciY

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