Rosemarie Dowell on LinkedIn: #hospitalschoolheroes #educationmatters #makingadifference (2024)

Join us for a crucial discussion on Indigenous health! Featuring guest speaker Sandra Bender. Topic: "The Legacy of the Residential School System & Impacts on Health"Date: 28-SEP-2023Time: 8:00PM ESTZoom. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gP_izrtSAll are welcome! ✨In this eye-opening session, we'll explore the deep and lasting effects of Residential Schools on Indigenous health. 🏥We'll cover:✅ Historical health challenges in residential schools.✅ Ongoing impacts like intergenerational trauma, highlighting the need for trauma-informed care.✅ Broader social consequences of these institutions.✅ The Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action in healthcare.✅ Barriers to reconciliation.✅ Practical steps to promote reconciliation in the medical field.🌱 Let's foster understanding, compassion, and positive change together. By learning as a community, we can create a more inclusive healthcare system. #ruralmed

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February is National#HeartMonth! ❤️ Collaborative efforts by researchers, industry, & many others have improved outcomes for heart failure patients! While celebrating these advancements, our commitment to progress continues.As we kick off heart month, we are excited to expand quality improvement, education, research, and best practice initiatives across the network, as well as engage with Global centers and increase advocacy efforts in the pediatric heart failure space. We'd love to hear your new ideas for the year ahead!#PedsHF#PedsVAD#CollaborationSee less

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Calling all #newmexico superintendents and principals:New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care needs your communication regarding your school's interest and readiness for school-based health center services. To help NMASBHC and funding partners such as the county, state, and federal government determine where the interest and need lies, NMASBHC has created abrief surveyof superintendents and principals to quantify and locate those factors.If you are a principal or superintendent, please go to the short survey linked below. If you work in a school, please forward the survey to your designated administrator and encourage them to completethis survey.NMASBHC will leave this survey open through the end of the school year to maximize participation. However, if your school has an urgent need to be connected to the current NMDOH-OSAH process for the RFA for SBHC services, pleasecomplete the survey ASAP.Survey Link:https://lnkd.in/gx_3wNr4Please feel free to reach out to New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care with any questions or needs for support.Kim Sabo Nancy Vandenberg Rodriguez Albuquerque Public Schools Bernalillo County New Mexico Department of Health New Mexico Public Education Department#nmtrue #schoolhealth #schoolbasedhealthcenters #education #health #healthcare

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Did you know that we offer free public education sessions across the province? 💡If your group or organization wants to learn more about the dementia journey, we've got you covered with in-person and virtual education sessions on various dementia-related topics. Call us at 1-800-611-6345 or email kara.gouthro-murgatroyd@asns.ca to learn more and book a presentation!#publiceducation #dementiaeducation #alzheimerawareness #dementiaawareness

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Did you know that we offer free public education sessions across the province? 💡If your group or organization wants to learn more about the dementia journey, we've got you covered with in-person and virtual education sessions on various dementia-related topics. Call us at 1-800-611-6345 or email kara.gouthro-murgatroyd@asns.ca to learn more and book a presentation!#publiceducation #dementiaeducation #alzheimerawareness #dementiaawareness

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This is public health at its finest.

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Is your doctor ACEs informed? Graduate students at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health created this fact sheet in collaboration with The Crow HEAL Project. We’re excited to share this material with our healthcare providers and we aim to be at the forefront of championing an ACEs and Trauma-Informed healthcare system. ACEs Science is a game changer! But why is it that many of our healthcare providers never heard of ACEs? ACEs is linked to at least 9/10 of the leading causes of death in the United States, but our doctors are not mandated to screen for, prevent and treat it. Physicians screening their patients for ACEs aim to identify the harm and intervene before it's too late. The largest screening initiative of its kind, launched in January of 2020, is led by California's first-ever surgeon general, Dr. Nadine Burke Harris.California is leading by example! Our goal is to bring NY up to speed and go worldwide with our mission to increase awareness, screenings, and prevention of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). ✨#knowyouracescore #educateyourdoctor#crownheights #crownheightsbrooklyn #crowhill #brooklyn #nyc #makeamericatraumainformed #traumainformed #traumainformedcommunity #thecrowhealproject #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthadvocate #mentalhealthsupport #mentalhealthwarrior #mentalhealthcommunity #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #foryourpage #explorepage #explore #explorepage✨ #exploremore #like #follow

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#diversityinhealthcare is needed but so is #diversityeducationinourschoolsystems'Physicians take an oath to “do no harm.” The cessation of prevailing admissions policies may further harm members of society who have long experienced injustices."I pulled this quote out of this article about the Supreme Court's decision on Race-based admissions. While many may think this is only an academic issue, some of us know that it is a major healthcare concern. This will not help or decrease the issue of Healthcare Disparities or inequities that we see in this country. This is an excellent article that speaks to that subject. Sometimes when I bring this up, I get the usual looks but I am good with that because it's America and we all have kids and a future.Another quote "With the Supreme Court’s elimination of the use of race asa factor in admissions, diversity in medical schools, and the medical profession is likely to decline health care disparities will persist, and efforts to advance health equity will suffer."As a Healthcare Professional, when I heard that ruling my first thought was how much worse can it get, forgetting the personal feelings. Lately, I personally have been trying to put the frustration and yes anger of this ruling away but I must admit it has been difficult because it feels personal.Amazing Grace Then a couple of weeks ago a pastor heard said this: He said that when you play the hymn with only the white keys, then you get grace but you cannot play the hymn without the black keys because then that is when you get Amazing Grace. Black does not have to mean only the Black race. He then brought up MLK's "I Have a Dream Speech" and some of my frustration went to hope. (TUCC-08/13/23-Rev.Otis Moss) You may have to research the history of the hymn Amazing Grace to truly understand why both keys are required. Healthcare should be considered sacred ground.#patientadvocacy #stopracialdisparities#amazinggrace After you read the academic journal. Think about The Amazing Grace we have in our world. #patientsfirst

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SDN was joined by medical student Grace Shadid and Dr. Naureen Kabani, Rheumatologist, from SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University, to learn about the SUNY Downstate Patient Navigator Program and how it’s benefitting both patients and medical students. Created in partnership with Janssen in response to health inequities faced by patients of color with psoriatic disease, the Patient Navigator Program gives students hands-on experience with at-risk patients, allowing them to further develop their culturally competent care skills to be better educated and more inclusive physicians in the future. Learn more about the program in the interview link below!https://lnkd.in/g_-HA6dA

SDN was joined by medical student Grace Shadid and Dr. Naureen Kabani, Rheumatologist, from SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University, to learn about the SUNY Downstate Patient Navigator Program and how it’s benefitting both patients and medical students. Created in partnership with Janssen in response to health inequities faced by patients of color with psoriatic disease, the Patient Navigator Program gives students hands-on experience with at-risk patients, allowing them to further develop their culturally competent care skills to be better educated and more inclusive physicians in the future. Learn more about the program in the interview link below!https://lnkd.in/g_-HA6dA