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  • Ascension Health makes palliative care an organizational priority
  • Brock sees opportunity for NAACP to unite all races against injustice
  • CHW offers uninsured fixed discounts at urgent care centers
  • Financial tool simplifies charity care assessment for CHW patients
  • Keeping Up
  • Mercy cultural care cart has something for everyone
  • Mercy Data Center powers delivery of knowledge-based care
  • Setting a brisk pace for better health
  • SLU to offer certificate course in community benefit
  • Small house long-term care facilities make residents feel at home
  • St. John engages faith community to raise palliative care awareness
  • What do communities want? Hospitals listen for answers
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    Catholic Health World

    April 1, 2010 Volume 26, Number 6

     

  • Ascension Health makes palliative care an organizational priority
    The term "palliative care" can be perplexing. Some people think it is synonymous with hospice. Experts define it as pain and symptom management and a host of interdisciplinary interventions at any stage of a serious chronic disease.
    Financial tool simplifies charity care assessment for CHW patients
    Catholic Healthcare West's method of evaluating the financial abilities of uninsured low-income patients is cutting administrative costs and more accurately reflecting the charity care it provides.
    Mercy cultural care cart has something for everyone
    A Somali-born patient at Mercy–Fore River Hospital in Portland, Maine, had what seemed like a simple request. His family wanted to bring a meal to his hospital room during Ramadan, the holy month of fasting for Muslims.
    What do communities want? Hospitals listen for answers
    In order for health care providers to ensure they are meeting the needs of their community, it is essential for them to know their community intimately. But this is no small task, given the expansiveness and diversity of many hospitals' service areas.
    Brock sees opportunity for NAACP to unite all races against injustice
    Roslyn Brock, the incoming chair of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, has an ambitious goal for the organization in the coming years: She wants to unite people of all races in an effort to advocate for equity and social justice in American society.
    SLU to offer certificate course in community benefit
    In the fall, the Saint Louis University School of Public Health will launch a certificate course in community benefit. CHA and its Community Benefit Advisory Committee helped to develop the 18-hour online course that is designed to be completed in three semesters.
    Mercy Data Center powers delivery of knowledge-based care
    Whether in the form of a digital diagnostic image or the code that triggers payment for such a test, computerized information keeps a hospital humming.
    CHW offers uninsured fixed discounts at urgent care centers
    Three Catholic Healthcare West urgent care centers in the Phoenix area are offering discounts to patients without health insurance.
    St. John engages faith community to raise palliative care awareness
    In tandem with Ascension Health's three-year pilot study of palliative care delivery systems, Warren, Mich.-based St. John Providence Health System partnered with the Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life to develop a community-based palliative care model.
    Setting a brisk pace for better health
    Mall walkers get a move on with Sr. Aline Shultz, OSF, vice president of marketing and public relations for Sisters of St. Francis Health Services Northern Indiana Region.
    Small house long-term care facilities make residents feel at home
    As applied to supported senior housing, the person-centered care model is built on the tenet that patients will feel more at home in assisted living and long-term care facilities when they have control of the little things that make up a day — decisions like when and what to eat and how to spend one's time.
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