Emily Simpson’s Post

Going the Distance for Exceptional Care! In the world of business, decisions are made swiftly and strategically. When it comes to your health, why should it be any different? Meet one of our savvy professionals who made the decision to access rapid private healthcare at Newry Private Clinic. With a journey spanning over 200 miles and nearly 5 hours, they knew that time is of the essence, and quality care cannot wait. Their choice to prioritise their health echoes the mindset of proactive decision-making, something we all do daily in business. But here's the game-changer: through the Cross Border Directive, accessing private healthcare and reclaiming the costs has never been easier. Imagine the peace of mind knowing that your investment in your health is not only timely but also financially savvy. At Newry Private Clinic, we are uniquely placed for accessing this directive. We've seen increased volumes of patients travelling from the south to access medical opinions and treatments and claim the costs back. It's a no brainer!! To all our businesses over the border, make the decision that prioritises your health today and talk to us about the Cross Border Directive. Contact us today at +442830257708 to fast-track your access to private healthcare. #PrivateHealthcare #FastTrackAccess #CrossBorderDirective #NewryPrivateClinic

Thrilled to take the stage at Health 2.0 Conference, I'm eager to dive into discussions that are at the heart of healthcare's future. As we stand at the cusp of transformative change, the convergence of technology, policy, and compassionate care opens unprecedented opportunities to redefine what we mean by health and wellness. My journey, deeply rooted in the belief that every individual deserves access to high-quality healthcare, has been a testament to the power of innovation coupled with empathy. At Terra Nova Medical Clinics, our vision to extend comprehensive healthcare to 100,000 patients is more than a goal—it's a commitment to breaking down the barriers that prevent people from accessing the care they need. This mission has led us to pioneer policies and practices that not only prioritize the well-being of our staff and patients but also emphasize the importance of a supportive work environment for delivering top-tier healthcare services. The path to healthcare excellence is a collaborative endeavor, one that requires us to share insights, challenges, and successes. My participation in Health 2.0 Conference is a reflection of this belief. It's an opportunity to contribute to a vibrant dialogue among peers, where the exchange of knowledge and experiences can ignite innovative solutions to some of healthcare's most pressing issues. Join me as we explore how to harness compassion, innovation, and quality to not just navigate the complexities of healthcare but to lead it into a future where excellence in patient care is the norm, not the exception. Let's collectively shape a healthcare ecosystem that is accessible, equitable, and exemplary. #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCare #MedicalExcellence #HealthConference #LasVegas #USA #Leadership #CommunityHealth #FutureOfHealthcare

The future of health depends on innovation and adaptation; in Africa, 70% of the population cannot access proper healthcare. The future of healthcare is all about convenience, accessibility, and empowerment. #Ohospital is revolutionizing the way we manage our health, especially for those with chronic conditions. We're passionate about making healthcare more accessible and empowering for everyone. #ChronicConditions don't have to hold you back! Let's discuss how Ohospital can transform your health journey! https://lnkd.in/dFWN3AMN #HealthcareInnovation #Wellness #Telemedicine

Today, as the world comes together to celebrate World Health Day, we, at Standard Electro-medical Equipment Company (SEMED), stand in solidarity with the global community, emphasizing the theme: "My Health, My Right." This theme resonates deeply with our core values, as we believe in empowering individuals across the globe with the tools, knowledge, and resources to claim their right to health. Health is not just the absence of illness but a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. It is a fundamental human right, essential for the realization of other human rights and for living a life of dignity. Unfortunately, access to healthcare remains a challenge for many, influenced by factors such as geographic location, socio-economic status, gender, and ethnicity. At SEMED, we are committed to breaking down these barriers. With our state-of-the-art medical equipment and innovative healthcare solutions, we strive to make healthcare accessible and affordable for all. We believe that by equipping healthcare providers with the right tools, we can ensure that every individual, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to lead a healthy and fulfilling life. On this World Health Day, let us remember that health is a right, not a privilege. It's about time we all work together—governments, organizations, and individuals—to make this right a reality for everyone, everywhere. Because at the end of the day, my health, your health, our health, is our right. Happy World Health Day from all of us at SEMED. Let's pledge to take a step forward in making the world a healthier place for all. STANDARD ELECTRO-MEDICAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY (SEMED) World Health Organization #worldhealthday #who #myhealthmyright

Do our health professionals REALLY do it tough? It's easy to point fingers and make assumptions. I had the privilege of delivering a keynote for surgeons and specialists in Auckland as part of a beautiful event at The Northern Club for Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Waitematā. The most enriching part of the evening was sitting alongside these amazing humans and learning about their lives, their struggles, their families, their dreams and the pressure of the current environment. It's evident that they are working so hard to deliver world-class health care, but they are having to put in some HUGE hours. Many of them are truly feeling the pressure with the current state of affairs. I left the evening inspired by these courageous and caring people. We are in good hands folks, really good hands. It was also a great reminder that we all need to show more patience when we are dealing with medical professionals - we just need to take a moment to walk in their shoes to realize how tough it can be. Like you and I, they are doing their best. They want to go to work and do a good job. Then return home to connect with their loved ones. Let's all do our part to show them the respect and appreciation they deserve. I'm the first to admit that it can be frustrating, stressful and annoying when wait times are lengthy. But sitting with these great humans brings a whole new level of connection and compassion to the situation. When you're next in hospital, tell the person who's healing you just how much you appreciate them. Celebrity Speakers New Zealand #HEALTHSYSTEM #SURGEONS #KEYNOTE

I’m happy to share that I won best abstract at the NEW ZEALAND NURSES ORGANISATION Women’s Health Section Conference for 2024! I was also probably the last person to know as they forgot to tell me until they asked for my bank account today. 😂 Here’s to propelling the women’s health strategy forward! ✨🚀 Hekate #hekateclinic #nzno #womenshealthstrategy

"Crossing borders for your health? We've got you covered! 🌍✈️ Our visa support and assistance ensure seamless access to the healthcare you deserve, no matter where you are. #CureBridge #VisaAssistance #HealthcareAccess #BorderlessCare #GlobalHealthcare #MedicalTourism #HealthTravel #TravelForHealth #HealthcareAbroad #HealthcareSupport #VisaHelp #HealthcareSolutions #HealthcareCoordination #PatientCare #WellnessJourney #HealthcareExperience #HealthcareConvenience #HealthcareInnovation #TravelSupport #HealthcareAccessibility"

‘Why can’t I see my GP?’ is an common refrain heard across the UK. I was curious therefore to read a book with that title written by Ellen Welch published in Feb 24. https://lnkd.in/dGDmpdP5 The book, which is written from the perspective of GPs, documents the increasing systemic issues that have dogged the effectiveness of a health service and general practice built for all. It was surprising to read that there have been issues since the establishment of the NHS in 1948. Those on the frontline try to answer the questions: what’s really going on? Is it better in other countries? What can we do to make it better? But what really struck me was the vast gulf in understanding between the realities of system I was reading about and our current expectations of the service we receive as ‘consumers’. And there’s a lot of pent up anger on all sides. In the UK, the NHS is one of our national ‘holy cows’. We laud and revere it. We talk about protecting it at all costs. This translates into a series of long- held beliefs about the care we can expect (face to face appointments are one example) that the system is no longer able to support. It also translates into strings of political promises that secure our votes but are just not realistic. There is genuine concern right now within the primary care community about a system they feel compromises theirs and our safety. It’s time to listen. As we approach a national election it’s critical that we unmask the reality that sit behind the new initiatives and numbers that will be promised. The introduction of physician associates is one example in which there have been rare mentions of fact the UK has fewer practising doctors per head than most EU countries and the thousands of vacancies that result in patient risk every single day. I also agree with Dr Welch that the future of general practice cannot be a party political issue - we need robust all party debate and long term thinking - but I’d go further. This stakeholder debate must involve us as ‘consumers’ and trigger far more profound consideration about the role we as consumers play in the solution. With new advances in technology and access to wellness strategies, its on each of us to rethink our individual accountability to live healthier lives. Until we do this, I believe the issues in general practice will remain. It's a provocative read - and I'm curious to hear what others think....?

Today is the start of Tradies National Health Month! 👷♀️👷It's a vital initiative run by the Australian Physiotherapy Association to raise awareness about the importance of tradies' health and wellbeing. The stats are alarming: tradies account for 59% of all serious injury/disease claims but make up only 35% of the workforce. That's why it is so important to prioritise health and safety. At Onsite, that's one of our core tenets; we are committed to excellence in Safety Health Environment and Quality (SHEQ) performance. That is, Operation Zero. And as the APA urges, "Work safe and smart for a long, healthy career." For more info on Tradies National Health Month head to https://ow.ly/o9jK50SLR1w #workplacesafety #safety #SHEQ #tradies #OperationZero #onsiterentalgroup

🌍 Applying Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to Attract International Patients in Healthcare Centers 🧠 In the global healthcare landscape, comprehensively addressing the diverse needs of international patients is paramount for delivering exceptional care. By applying Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, healthcare centers can establish a holistic and empathetic approach, significantly enhancing patient experience and satisfaction. 1.Physiological Needs  Ensuring the provision of basic needs such as comfortable accommodations, nutritious meals, and high-quality medical care lays a strong foundation for patient well-being. 2.Safety Needs  Creating a safe and secure environment with reliable healthcare services and transparent communication builds trust and confidence among patients. 3.Love and Belonging  Promoting a sense of community and emotional support through family-inclusive care plans, patient support groups, and personalized attention from healthcare providers. 4.Esteem Needs  Empowering patients by respecting their cultural backgrounds, offering opportunities for feedback,and recognizing their individual achievements in their health journey. 5.Self-Actualization Encouraging patients to pursue personal goals and aspirations, providing resources for holistic healing, and supporting their overall well-being beyond just physical health By addressing these levels of needs, healthcare centers can not only attract more international patients but also ensure they receive holistic, compassionate, and personalized care.  #HTDC #HealthTourism #MaslowHierarchy #PatientCare #GlobalHealth #HolisticHealthcare #tourismpsychology