Podcasts about mobile integrated healthcare

In this newscast: The U.S. Coast Guard has released the names of the five fishermen lost in the boat sinking near Hoonah on Sunday; Alaska is turning down millions in federal funding earmarked to replace water infrastructure that contains lead -- because the state doesn't have any; Eaglecrest Ski Area has just enough snow to partially open to skiers on Saturday — its scheduled opening day. It marks the kick-off of the winter ski season in Juneau; Ketchikan's new city-sponsored Mobile Integrated Healthcare program launched in June, but recently one of the programs two paramedics was fired - a week after he criticized the city; The Northwest Arctic community of Kiana has been without running water for several days

One of the two paramedics making up Ketchikan's Mobile Integrated Healthcare program is fired after publicly criticizing city policies; and, Ketchikan's First Lutheran Church receives a historic preservation grant.

Early voting in the general election has started across Alaska; also, we take a look at Ketchikan's Mobile-Integrated Healthcare program; and a new cruise ship dock is planned in Juneau.

In this episode of the Tennessee EMS Education Association Leadership Podcast, recorded during the 2024 TEMSEA Conference, we sit down with two prominent figures in the EMS industry—Chris Kelly, a seasoned healthcare attorney specializing in EMS-related law, and Matt Zavadsky, a leading expert in mobile integrated healthcare (MIH) and EMS system transformation. Chris Kelly shares his insights on the critical importance of thorough documentation, informed consent, and the potential legal pitfalls that EMS providers must navigate. Matt Zavadsky discusses the evolving role of EMS as a comprehensive healthcare provider, emphasizing the need for sustainable funding models and evidence-based system redesign.Listeners will gain valuable perspectives on how to protect themselves legally while also exploring innovative approaches to improving EMS services for the communities they serve. Don't miss this engaging and informative discussion that addresses both the challenges and opportunities facing the EMS industry today.EMS leaders listening to this podcast will take away several practical applications, including:Enhanced Documentation Practices:Leaders will understand the critical importance of thorough documentation in EMS reports. They'll learn to emphasize the need for complete narratives, proper patient signatures, and the documentation of pertinent negatives to protect their services from legal and financial repercussions.Informed Consent Processes:Leaders will gain insights into the importance of obtaining informed consent from patients who refuse treatment or transport. They'll be better equipped to train their teams on how to clearly communicate risks, care options, and ensure patients fully understand the implications of their decisions.Implementing Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH):The podcast will provide leaders with a clear understanding of how MIH can be integrated into their EMS services. They'll learn how to address challenges like hospital overcrowding and emergency service misuse by offering alternative care pathways through MIH programs.Advocacy for System Redesign:Leaders will be encouraged to advocate for the transformation of EMS from a traditional transport service to a comprehensive healthcare provider. This includes pushing for sustainable funding models, exploring alternative response options, and redesigning EMS systems based on evidence to improve service delivery.Risk Management and Legal Compliance:The conversation with Chris Kelly will highlight key areas where EMS providers are legally vulnerable, encouraging leaders to implement policies and training that minimize these risks. This includes regular audits of refusals and ensuring all EMS staff are well-versed in legal requirements.Strategic Communication with Stakeholders:Leaders will be inspired to engage with local and national stakeholders, including government officials, to push for necessary changes in EMS funding and policies. The podcast will emphasize the importance of communication in ensuring EMS services are recognized and reimbursed as essential healthcare services.

Clarion Events is pleased to announce today that the Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS) and the National Association Of Mobile Integrated Healthcare Providers (NAMIHP) have partnered to advance community paramedicine and mobile integrated healthcare (MIH) in the prehospital setting. Read the announcement here.

Host Dr. Nick van Terheyden aka Dr. Nick, discusses Mobile Integrated Healthcare with Sadé Osotimehin, BPharm, PharmD, BCACP, Advanced Practice Pharmacist at the University of Maryland. Their discussion includes the intersection of pharmacy and chemistry, the importance of pharmacists as clinical professionals in delivering holistic care, leveraging accessibility of pharmacists for patient care in managing chronic diseases and more. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Olufunke Sokan, Pharm.D., advanced practice pharmacist at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy and lead author of the study to discuss the study findings and how clinicians used tech to monitor prescription fill patterns and counsel patients accordingly. Patients with chronic heart disease and lung disease are more likely to fill their prescriptions when enrolled in a Mobile Integrated Healthcare and Community Paramedicine (MIH-CP) program after hospital discharge according to a new study by the University of Maryland just published this month.   Prescription first-fill rates increased by nearly 20% for patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) and 25% for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in the first 30 days after enrollment. The six-month pilot also improved medication adherence by 8% to 14% in the 60 days after a pharmacist-led intervention. Because the improvements did not continue beyond 30-60 days, the study authors suggest that adding additional interventions could achieve an ongoing impact on medication adherence. the press release!

Lecture 1 of 6 for Foundation Block In this lecture, the EMT student will be introduced to the first chapter of most EMT programs. At the end of this lecture the EMT student should have an understanding of the EMS system, the four levels of EMT training, History of EMS, the 14 Components of the EMS system, Medical Direction, the Mobile Integrated Healthcare system, EMS Quality Improvement program, the Roles and Responsibilities of the EMT and the desired attributes of an EMT. What is HIPPA? To subscribe: https://anchor.fm/thepublicsafetyguru/subscribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thepublicsafetyguru/message

In this episode of the Side Alpha Podcast, Chief Marc Bashoor discusses a hot topic in the fire and emergency services -- the increased focus on mobile integrated healthcare. Chief Bashoor explores how the city of Oakland, California, is integrating MIH into its service delivery, and calls on fire service leaders to explore MIH options. This episode of the Side Alpha Podcast is sponsored by Homeland-Six Tactical Radio Straps. These custom radio straps feature extractor washable decontamination, superior comfort and functionality. Learn more at homelandsix.com.

The EMS Handoff guys talk to Kevin Spratlin, MS, NRP, about the Memphis Fire Department’s unique way of handling an overwhelming number of calls. Spratlin leads Memphis Fire Department’s Healthcare Navigator Program, an innovative mobile integrated healthcare/community paramedicine model which seeks to reduce the impact of non-emergent medical calls on the department’s emergency response capabilities. He also chaired the Tennessee MIH/CP Task Force. Spratlin has served in the emergency services field for over 28 years.Show Highlights Top three issues that patients faceChallenges confrontingMonetary cost of ambulance misuseAbuse versus misuseRADAR program (rapid assessment decision and redirection)Community educationHUG (High utilizer group) team and COVID-19Community paramedicine Connect with the Guesthealthcare.navigator@memphistn.gov Resources/Articles Mentioned in PodcastMemphis Fire Department Healthcare Navigator Program

In this episode, we're going inside Mobile Integrated Healthcare, a service that is a partnership between the Charles County Department of Emergency Services, Charles County Health Department, and UMD Charles Regional Medical Center. The program has received several awards for its community service, collaboration, and innovation in healthcare. Our guests are Pam Gantt with the Charles County Department of Emergency Services and Jennifer Hunt and Amber Starn with the Charles County Health Department.From the ShowThe profile for the National Organization for State Offices and Rural Health care can be found at PowerOfRural.org. Follow the "Meet the 2018 Stars" link and our MIH team is highlighted on page 60.

NAEMSP 2018 Annual Conference Recap: Day 3 As the sun set in beautiful San Diego, so too did our wonderful NAEMSP 2018 Annual Conference come to a close. But that didn't stop our team from covering what Day 3 had in store for its members.  Click here to download this episode now! Day 3 was jam-packed with the latest discussion on Mobile Integrated Healthcare to the state of our very own Prehospital Emergency Care Journal! AND SO MUCH MORE!!! Download this episode today! We hope you enjoy this podcast and THANK YOU For listening! Hawnwan Philip Moy MD (@pecpodcast) Scott Goldberg MD, MPH (@EMS_Boston) Jeremiah Escajeda MD, MPH (@jerescajeda) Joelle Donofrio DO (@PEMems)  

Happy Holidays PEC Podcast Listeners!!! We hope your holidays have been filled with family fun while being safe :).   To help bring in 2018, we reviewed the most recent Prehospital Emergency Care Journal.  Manuscripts range from Mobile Integrated Healthcare to Wilderness Medicine.  Right-click here to download now! In this episode we interview: Pediatric Prehospital Refusal of Medical Assistance: Association with Suspected Abuse or Neglect Matthew Sztajnkrycer MD, PhD @NoobieMatt   Patient Characteristics and Temporal Trends in Police Transport of Blunt Trauma Patients: A Multicenter Retrospective Cohort Study Daniel N Holena MD MCSE   We hope you enjoy this podcast and THANK YOU For listening! Happy Holidays!!! Hawnwan Philip Moy MD (@pecpodcast) Scott Goldberg MD, MPH (@EMS_Boston) Jeremiah Escajeda MD, MPH (@jerescajeda) Joelle Donofrio DO (@PEMems)

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Hello fellow NAEMSP Attendees!  Right click here to download. San Diego is as beautiful as ever and the LAST DAY of NAEMSP PRECONFERENCE has finished.       We've set up a fantastic line up for this podcast from Mobile Integrated Healthcare (with Dr. Kevin Munjal) to a preview of the presentation of the keynote speaker (Rebecca Bender) for day 1 for NAEMSP.   Special thanks to our interviewees-Dr. Andrew McCoy, Dr. Kevin Munjal, Dr. Paul Rostykus, and Rebecca Bender.   We hope you enjoy the Episode X: Precon Day 3 podcast.  Thank you for listening and as always stay safe everyone! Phil Moy MD, Scott Goldberg MD, Jeremiah Escajeda MD, Joelle Donofrio DO. P.S.  If you want to get in touch with us contact us on twitter @pecpodcast or email us at pecpodcast@gmail.com.