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Much of U.S. Healthcare Is Broken: How to Fix It (Chapter 1, Part 3)

Mad in America

Healthcare is Broken: How to Fix It. In this blog, he addresses healthcare’s focus on back end treatment rather than front end treatment: treating the symptoms rather than the causes of the health condition. Unfortunately, healthcare belief and opinion rather than science seem to rule too much of healthcare today.

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The Current State of Staffing in the U.S.

The Receptionist

The pandemic threw quite a wrench in everyone’s plans for the better part of three years. In healthcare, many workers report that they feel overworked and burned out and are looking to change careers, or have already done so. Other jobs on that list include cooks, dishwashers, hosts and hostesses, and fast-food workers.

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The hidden truth behind job market numbers and how they influenced the vote

Work Life

While official data shows growth in sectors like healthcare and local government, the daily experience of rising costs and economic uncertainty tells a different story. When the bare minimum, like food and gas, are breaking the bank, buyers tend to cut costs where they can, but it’s not a sustainable fix.

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2024 Well Workplace Award Winners 

WELCOA

Medica | Dean Health Plan by Medica Gold Level Award Winners Valley Children’s Hospital GatorCare – UFHealth Shands Hospital Froedtert Health Inc. County of Milwaukee CentraState Healthcare System City of Doral Bexar County Fiserv, Inc. Woodman’s Food Market, Inc. AECOM Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc.

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Why employee wellness matters – and how it’s good for business

Insperity

Availability of healthy food and opportunities to exercise, such as taking walks. The business case for employee wellness Your business should prioritize employee wellness if leadership cares about: Reducing healthcare claims and containing benefits costs (particularly health insurance). This impacts the vast majority of employees.

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Employee Wellness: A Nutritional Approach to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk and Recurrence

Workplace Wellness

Focus on Plant-Based Foods A diet high in plant-based foods can be beneficial in reducing breast cancer risk. These foods help fight inflammation and oxidative stress—both linked to cancer development. Reducing intake of these foods can help maintain a healthy weight and overall health.

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Ep 244: Andrea Shaffran on Assisting 8 Executives and Holding Multiple Roles

Go Burrows

She currently serves as the Western Healthcare Alliance Executive Assistant Peer Network Chair. This organization helps 30 rural hospitals in Colorado, Utah, and Michigan find collaborative solutions, including resource sharing, to help save its members money to keep healthcare in rural communities local and sustainable.