#healthcare performance

[projectchampionz]

EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP ON HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE

EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP ON HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE 1.1 Introduction Leadership plays a pivotal role in shaping the performance and success of healthcare organizations. Transformational leadership, in particular, has gained prominence as an approach that can inspire, motivate, and drive significant positive change within healthcare settings. It involves…

[melancholic-pigeon]

there is a special place in hell for cat owners who allow their cats to free-roam a residential neighborhood because it's ~natural~.

The amount of devastation and heartbreak I have seen from loved ones whose cats accidentally got out makes me like twice as mad too because I cannot. I cannot fathom the cruelty and selfishness required to ignore what we know to be best practice for cat husbandry because your feefees get uncomfies when people tell you it's animal abuse to wilfully, knowingly cut your cat's expected lifespan from 15-20 years to 2-3.

KEEP. YOUR. FUCKING. CATS. INSIDE.

[my-midlife-crisis]

[ineed-to-sleep]

*me immediately after going through a terrifying and traumatic experience* haha yeah I guess it was rough but I'm fine now like I'm totally chill. It was kinda funny actually if you think about it

[kingtankgirl]

AND THEY DO ALL FERTILITY TESTING AND PRENATAL CARE IN HOUSE!? 😭 i have been worried about pregnancy cuz u just have to see so many different providers but they do everything there and theres only like three midwives so i could actually like. develop a really deep safe connection with Few People to care for me and my baby and everything is 100% covered by my insurance there. this dream actually feels so close and real and accessible and INEXPENSIVE!?

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

While protesting Tennessee’s drag ban, country music star Maren Morris challenged state officials to arrest her for introducing her almost three-year-old son to some drag queens.

This year, Tennessee became the first state to pass a law restricting drag performances. It also recently passed a particularly chilling ban on gender-affirming healthcare for transgender youth that even requires youth currently receiving gender-affirming care to detransition.

Morris was among a host of celebrities who performed at a benefit concert on Monday to oppose the anti-LGBTQ+ legislation. Afterward, she wrote on Instagram that “Love rose up.”

“Thank you Nashville, the gorgeous Queens and the LGBTQ+ community for showing up last night,” she said, adding that at the concert, “A lot of healing happened and it won’t be forgotten.”

As part of the post, Morris included a video of herself on stage at the concert in which she declared, “and yes, I introduced by son to some drag queens today so Tennessee fuckin’ arrest me.” She was met with thunderous applause.

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Commenters thanked her for modeling allyship.

“From the bottom of my heart, thank you for letting your actions match what you say that you believe,” one person wrote. “Thank you for screaming your support from the highest rooftops and modeling what true ‘allyship’ looks like. You’re light and you’re love. Keep on keepin’ on— it’s more appreciated than you’ll ever know.”

“Thank you for being such an inclusive voice for country music and the world!” said another. “Your son is so fortunate to have you for his Mama and we are fortunate to be able to hear your message through your music. Keep up the good fight and love will eventually drown out the hate!”

Morris has long been a warrior for LGBTQ+ rights. Last year, she raised over $100,000 for transgender support organizations after Tucker Carlson mocked her on air for standing up for trans people against transphobic comments made by Brittany Kerr Aldean, a beauty lifestyle influencer married to Grammy-nominated country music artist Jason Aldean.

Carlson called Morris a “lunatic,” and a “fake country music singer” after a Twitter battle between Morris and Aldean in which Morris called Aldean a “scumbag human” and “Insurrection Barbie.” Aldean had tweeted that she was grateful to her parents for “not changing my gender when I went through my tomboy phase” because “I love this girly life.”

Morris responded to the video by writing, “You know, I’m glad she didn’t become a boy either because we really don’t need another asshole dude in the world. Sucks when Karens try to hide their homophobia/transphobia behind their ‘protectiveness of the children.’”

After Carlson took aim at Morris, she immediately mocked his insult by publishing a fake image of herself with a chyron from Carlson’s show declaring her as a “lunatic country music person.”

Morris then published a tweet announcing the sale of a t-shirt with the words, “Marren Morris: Lunatic Country Music Person” on it. The shirt also had the phone number of the Trans Lifeline, a peer support phone service run by trans people for trans and questioning peers. She said all proceeds would be split between Trans Lifeline and the GLAAD Transgender Media Program.

[charlataninred]

At the request of @kittykatlesbian and @resident-nickname-collector, I shall be telling the tale of Accordion Man.

So this was a year or two ago. I had signed up for a 4-day field trip to Washington DC with my US government class. There were about 12 of us, but only a few are relevant to this tale.

Part of the fees to be on the trip was an allowance, which they’d give back to us on the first day to buy meals. They’d essentially drop us off in the city, give us our parameters, and tell us to be back at the buses by a certain time.

On one such occasion, there was a street blocked off from cars with a bunch of restaurants down it. About 5 of us decided to pool our money and buy a large pizza because a few of us wanted one and hey, cheaper for all of us.

On this street, there was a busker playing an accordion. We paused on the way to the pizzeria to listen because the tune he way playing was familiar. It took us a few seconds, but then I realized: it was that annoying yet catchy Gummy Bear song that was everywhere in the early 2010s. We had a good laugh, my friend gave him some money (to “buy his silence”) and we continued on our way.

Anyway, we ordered our pizza and decided to go get some ice cream at a place we saw on our way over while we waited. Accordion Man was still there, this time playing that song that goes “when the moon hits your eyes like a big pizza pie, that’s amore.” We had another laugh, gave him some more money, and continued on our way.

When we came back, there he was still, this time playing Kass’ theme from BOTW. We stopped to listen, went to get our pizza, and when we came back, he was packing up.

One of my friends, apparently having no social anxiety, goes straight up to him and starts talking in a British accent. I don’t know why. They aren’t British. I can’t remember what exactly they said, but I think they were complimenting him. Accordion Man proceeds to answer ALSO IN A BRITISH ACCENT. My friend told me later “I was like ‘oh shit, and actual British person, I can’t drop it now.’” So we chatted with him for a bit before one of my other friends said “I like your accent!”

This man. Looks the friend who was speaking britishly DEAD IN THE EYES and goes in a 100% American accent, “Thanks, it’s fake.”

My friend then decided to switch to a Southern accent, to which Accordion Man switches to a more Scottish accent. Eventually we had to part to actually have dinner before we needed to head to the bus.

You’d think that would be the end of the story, but no. There we were, sitting in an empty water fountain (it was February so there was no water, and we thought it would be a fun place to eat) when we hear someone yell “TA TA!” On this singsong voice. We look up, and there he is, Accordion Man, speeding away on a bicycle waving to us. Naturally, we all shouted back “TA TA!” As well.

Anyway I think about him at least once a week. Accordion Man, if you’re out there, I love you so much

[dyke-husband]

Performance art piece where I rip corrugated cardboard into small pieces and talk about how much I hate the American healthcare system.

[rsbry-beret]

I love my friends I love my friends I love my friends. i don’t know them very well yet and i love them. we haven’t known each other long yet and i love them. i love them and it has not fixed any of my problems and i love them. the world is so beautiful with all of us in it.

[collecting--stardust]

FUCK PHILLIP ISLAND IS 3 HOURS AHEAD OF MALAYSIA SO I CAN'T WATCH IT LIVE NEXT WEEK 😭😭😭

[2024skin]

can't decide if I want to be a gynecologist or if I want to marry one

[undead-potatoes]

Skinny people sure do love telling fat people we're not oppressed for being fat, and then turn around and make our lives a living hell to the point of literally killing us with medical mistreatment

[hollowboobtheory]

hey in case you didn't know trans inclusive terminology in healthcare is not about protecting peoples feelings, it's to stop insurance companies from going "well it says here that hysterectomies are a procedure performed on WOMEN and you keep insisting that you're a MAN so we do not in fact have to cover that have a nice day and eat shit"

[myfootyrthroat]

I'm sorry, but I'm just too fucking old to pretend that the presidential ticket of "Person who performed some of the first gay marriages in her state while it was still federally illegal" and "governor who created a trans refuge state while other states were making it illegal to transition" is somehow 'jUsT aS bAd foR QuEer pEopLe' as the ticket promising to reverse marriage equality and make trans healthcare next to impossible.

That is such a monumentally stupid opinion that I'm going to have a hard time believing that you're actually that stupid, and I'll probably just assume you're malicious.

[projectchampionz]

STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE PHYSICIAN ENGAGEMENT AND COLLABORATION IN HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS

STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE PHYSICIAN ENGAGEMENT AND COLLABORATION IN HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS 1.1 Introduction Physician engagement and collaboration are critical to the success of healthcare organizations, as they are directly linked to improved patient outcomes, organizational efficiency, and overall healthcare quality. In a rapidly evolving healthcare environment, effective physician engagement…

[pleasetakethis]

Another addition from someone in the USA with epilepsy: the first time I had a seizure it was in my sleep. At the time I lived with my kid’s dad. He woke up, called the ambulance, and when I came to they were already in the house. I was standing in the bedroom, trying to put on clothes that were too small (I hadn’t been able to wear clothes from that particular drawer since before I had kids) and holding a handful of jewelry that I would have never worn... all while he was urging me to just fucking go with the EMTs. I was not consciously aware of what was happening until that moment even though I was standing, speaking, and moving around. I did not remember anything prior to that moment. It was very, very weird to “wake up” when I was already standing up with too-small jeans halfway up my thighs, and it was even worse because he was terrified so I was immediately terrified.

Please, please familiarize yourself with the above steps (including the stroke symptoms and noting the length of the seizure), NEVER call police, and do not force someone to go with an ambulance unless something is abnormal (stroke symptoms or hitting their head during a fall or if the seizure lasts an excessive amount of time, etc.). In the USA, many people with epilepsy end up with outrageous ambulance and hospital bills when the only thing the ER will do is keep them for observation for 24 hours (unless something else is wrong). If the person is actively conscious and insists they are okay and do not need an ambulance, respect that.

To an outsider, a seizure is terrifying. To someone who lives with epilepsy, it is usually an inconvenient part of life. Knowing the difference between a normal seizure and emergency red flags is huge in the USA because you may unknowingly help contribute to a financial crisis if the person doesn’t actually need the EMT/ER.

Just in case