Are your older patients hesitant to get flu and COVID-19 vaccines? Tune in to American Geriatrics Society's special guest Dr. Jorie Butler, assistant professor at the University of Utah Division of Geriatrics, as she discusses encouraging patients to get this season’s vaccines. Register now: https://lnkd.in/eera7m7P
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An estimated 60,000 U.S. women are affected each year by serious pregnancy-related complications. The crisis is particularly acute for Black women, Native women, and women in rural communities. AHRQ’s new Maternal Health Indicators (MHI) software module, currently in testing phase, allows state organizations, payers, researchers, healthcare providers and others to track maternal morbidity trends, develop improvement strategies, and conduct research using administrative data. The tool exemplifies AHRQ’s #MaternalHealth improvement efforts, which include data analyses and a toolkit to advance perinatal safety. Learn more in this new AHRQ Views blog post, authored by AHRQ Health Statistician Whitney Schott, Ph.D., and Judy George, Ph.D., program lead for AHRQ’s Quality Indicators Program. https://bit.ly/3AithBq
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Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in both men and women. Help keep your patients' lungs healthy. Talk to your patients about the risk factors, symptoms, and ways to lower their risk during Lung Cancer Awareness Month from National Cancer Institute (NCI): https://bit.ly/4hDAtJ6
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Dr. Hamilton recommends talking with your pregnant patients about an RSV vaccine. Help your patients lower their baby’s risk of severe RSV in the first six months. Get started at vaccines.gov.
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Vacúnate y pasa más tiempo con tus seres queridos en estas fiestas. 🥧🦃 Los adultos de 65 años o más y las personas con ciertas condiciones de salud tienen un mayor riesgo de enfermarse gravemente a causa de la gripe y el COVID-19. Empieza en bit.ly/3XAlwOI.
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Whether you're experiencing stress or anxiety related to a disaster, or just need someone to talk to, the Disaster Distress Helpline is here for you. Text 1-800-985-5990 for free, confidential crisis counseling, 24/7.
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Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs that affects millions of people worldwide each year. Your patients can lower their risk of pneumonia with immunizations and other healthy living practices. Talk to your patients about prevention strategies on World Pneumonia Day. Learn more from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: https://bit.ly/4fyCLqX
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Now, DACA recipients are eligible to sign up for health coverage through the Affordable Care Act marketplace. Learn more and visit HealthCare.gov to see what you may qualify for.
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Flu and COVID-19 present serious health risks for adults 65 and older and people with certain health conditions. Encourage your patients to get vaccinated to protect themselves from severe illness this holiday season. 🥧🦃 Learn more at bit.ly/3NGmyEm.
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Veterans protected our country. Vaccines protect veterans against severe flu and COVID-19. Flu and COVID-19 vaccines are free to all veterans enrolled in VA Health Care and Tricare. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/euE2_rgj
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