ABMED Healthcare Solutions

10/18/2022

How are you addressing Social Determinants of Health in your community?

Social Determinants of Health () significantly influence a person’s health risks and health outcomes.

That’s why it’s so critical for public health leaders to address the most pressing SDoH in their communities through steps like these:

1. Understand and engage your community
2. Engage key leadership
3. Assess your readiness
4. Select and define your plan
5. Assess SDoH at the patient level
6. Link patients to SDoH resources
7. Evaluate and refine
8. Celebrate your success

For more insight into the five domains and how to minimize their impacts in your community specifically, check out our article: https://hubs.li/Q01pTY3C0

09/27/2022

The past few years have made abundantly clear how critical is to maintaining public health. Whether it’s infectious diseases such as COVID-19 and monkeypox, or chronic conditions such as diabetes and cancer, knowing how to monitor, analyze, prevent and ultimately improve the health of your community is essential.

If you don’t yet have a robust epidemiology team in place for your community, we can help.

We currently assist our partners with:

• Diverse team with extensive public health and epidemiology experience

• Help you collect, analyze, and interpret your data

• Predictive modeling, surveys, incidence and prevalence, intervention success, and policy input

To learn more about our innovative solutions in the public health space and how we can help you keep your community safe, visit https://hubs.li/Q01nhnh00

09/20/2022

On August 31st, 2022, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized new Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines to be used as boosters.
These updated boosters are designed to provide broader protection against the omicron variant's BA.4 and BA.5 lineages, which have spread rapidly through the U.S. and which researchers predict will continue to do so this fall and winter.
To learn more about these new bivalent -19 vaccines, how they work, and who is eligible to receive them in your community, check out our article: https://hubs.li/Q01mHFw40

09/15/2022

If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that being prepared can make a huge difference when responding to a crisis.

Today is —a campaign established by the American Public Health Association that helps communities prepare for a wide range of disasters and crises.

This year, we want to remind healthcare leaders just how important it is to have the right tools, knowledge, and resources in place to adequately prepare for unforeseen challenges—from pandemics to natural disasters and everything in between.

Let’s work together to ensure that every community can be prepared with life-saving tools amidst the next disaster.

For preparedness planning and resources, connect with one of our experts https://hubs.li/Q01mmv9n0

09/13/2022

Is your local health department prepared for its next public health emergency?
National Association of Counties 2018 survey found that 19% of counties have not done a disaster preparedness drill in more than two years.
From pandemics to earthquakes to even power outages, communities around the United States need to have strategic emergency preparedness plans to respond adequately to emerging disasters.
When faced with crises, communities often rely on their local health departments and healthcare leaders for direction, support, and solutions. To learn more about the importance of emergency preparedness plans and how to create or improve upon one for your community, check out our post: https://hubs.li/Q01m9wH80

09/06/2022

This week is , and we want to help raise awareness of the mental health crisis impacting healthcare workers across the country.

According to a report from the NCBI, “Physicians and nurses already represent the highest risk groups of ***de among the general population.”

Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic has, in many ways, worsened the high levels of experienced by healthcare workers. While the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is working to address this crisis, promoting mental health wellness within communities and raising awareness of su***de prevention strategies and resources is also important.

You can learn more about the stigma surrounding seeking help within the healthcare field and how healthcare leaders and systems can support prevention efforts here: https://hubs.li/Q01lCblv0

08/30/2022

COVID-19, monkeypox, and polio are significantly impacting communities across the world.
As we continue to experience surges in new and returning diseases, our team wants to remind you that one of our core services is . We are deeply committed to helping healthcare leaders prioritize public health and promote the well-being of their communities.

Whether you need assistance implementing new programs, guidance on developing new strategies, or help in executing existing initiatives, we want to be your partner. Our years of experience leading healthcare projects worldwide enable us to work effectively and efficiently with public health leaders to help protect the safety of their communities.
Learn more about our population health services at https://hubs.li/Q01l2CsW0

08/23/2022

Are there people in your community suffering from the effects of ?
Long COVID is a puzzling condition marked by a wide range of symptoms—making it incredibly difficult for scientists to research and understand.
Recently, National Institutes of Health (NIH) researchers made a breakthrough when they could leverage the power of AI and machine learning to help identify patients who likely have long COVID. Check out our recent article to learn more about what long COVID is, why it’s so difficult to study, and how artificial intelligence is changing that: https://hubs.li/Q01kJYgk0

08/16/2022

Rural communities often face disproportionate and inequitable access to healthcare resources.

This month, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) announced nearly $60 million in investments in combined awards across five programs to increase access to quality health care in rural communities. These programs address workforce shortages, the sustainability of small rural hospitals, and high-quality care to rural veterans.

We believe healthy communities depend on access to quality care and treatment resources. Therefore, we are on a mission to equip rural health departments to be able to overcome the barriers to healthcare access.

If you live in a rural area, our team of medical health experts can help you brainstorm, develop, and implement innovative solutions in your community to help safeguard the health of those within it https://hubs.li/Q01jTvL40

08/09/2022

It’s !
Each year, health centers throughout the U.S. provide care for millions of patients, many of whom come from underserved communities and are uninsured. For decades, have helped increase access to affordable healthcare for vulnerable populations through primary care and public health services.
This week, we want to raise awareness and celebrate the achievements of health centers all over the country for their incredible and life-saving impacts!

08/02/2022

3 Effective Public Health Ways to Fight the Monkeypox Outbreak

How are you responding to the monkeypox threat facing your community?

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently declared monkeypox a global health emergency. Unfortunately, case numbers continue to rise throughout the U.S. as infections spread. Local health departments and healthcare leaders must take this threat seriously and act proactively to keep their communities safe.

Learn about the current outbreak, its extent, and how you can protect your community by using proven public health interventions.

💊 monkeypox outbreak 2022 | update: https://hubs.li/Q01j0XhK0

Learn about the current Monkeypox outbreak, its extent, and how you can protect your community by using proven public health interventions.

07/28/2022

According to World Health Organization (WHO) , someone loses their life to Hepatitis B or C every 30 seconds. is one of the deadliest public health threats facing the world—and unfortunately, it’s growing. Public health leaders need to work together to increase immunizations, diagnose those who are unaware they have the disease, and expand access to appropriate treatment and care.

07/26/2022

3 Factors Driving the Latest Hepatitis Outbreaks & Possible Solutions

Did you know that viral infections are on the rise?
Hepatitis is a deadly disease that kills over a million people each year. Local, national, and global public health leaders need to work together in a coordinated effort to mitigate the various factors driving this crisis. To learn more about what these factors are, what is causing them, and what can be done in response, check out our latest article: https://hubs.li/Q01htrSy0

Together, we can help the World Health Organization (WHO) achieve its goal of eliminating Hepatitis by 2030.

Learn about the growing crisis of the global Hepatitis outbreaks, what factors are driving it, and what public health leaders should be doing in response.

07/19/2022

🦠Do you need help preventing and responding to COVID-19 surges in your community?

The healthcare industry has been strained, pushed, and challenged like never before. We want to partner with you to ensure that your community's public health needs are met and that you have the staff, tools, and infrastructure to prevent and fight against COVID-19 surges.

We offer solutions to:
• Protect your Community
• Keep your Workforce Healthy
• Manage Increased Medical Demand
• Expand your Reach to your Community
• Increase your Geographic Footprint
• Minimize Barriers to Access

Whether you need help keeping up with increased medical demands or support in implementing telehealth services, our experts are ready to partner with you to meet your community's unique needs.

To learn more about our specific COVID-19 healthcare solutions and capabilities, visit: https://hubs.li/Q01h4NYp0

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