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Future of Home & Neighborhood Care that is Advanced, Affordable and Available to All. Book: Dying and Living in the Neighborhood |

From Nairobi to New York
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    19 Aug 2020

    Having spent some time caring for our COVID ICU patients, it's clear we're not doing enough to support frontline workers -- construction and grocery staff, janitors, teachers, home health. They need support, and any legislation dedicated to COVID relief should recognize that

    Essential workers are in critical condition Read the full story: Via
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  2. 5 Oct 2020

    Great to be in conversation with you

    And if you enjoyed this podcast, be sure to check out Dr. Singh's fantastic book, "Dying and Living in the Neighborhood: A Street-Level View of America’s Healthcare Promise."
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    5 Oct 2020

    Excited about my new podcast episode out today w/ Dr. of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. We delve into how advances in community health systems globally can improve health in U.S. Listen here:

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    12 May 2020

    The coronavirus pandemic has revealed that the U.S. health care system is in bad shape: it is both overdeveloped and underdeveloped, creating a confusing pattern of excellence and profound failure, writes.

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  5. 4 May 2020

    “Employment isn’t traditionally a healthcare issue, but it has great influence over an individual’s health...Work confers more than financial stability — it often provides meaning and community.“ -

    My thoughts on post-ICU recovery, grateful to be able to highlight the work of , and others. Functional outcomes matter, mental health matters, jobs matter.
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    10 Apr 2020

    As Covid-19 Spreads, Different Communities See Different Challenges

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    10 Apr 2019

    At the ⁦⁩ “Big Ideas In Global Health”, Isabel Lobos presents how ⁦⁩ uses a community ehealth system to improve maternal and child health in Guatemala. ⁦⁩

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  8. 25 Mar 2019

    . is making community health workers an integral part of the health system. “We’re doing a layer of primary care that should be done by medicine, but it’s not,” said.

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    21 Mar 2019

    How does who you are affect your health? With one foot in social psychology and the other in virology, Rockefeller's is going to the roots of some of medicine’s thorniest problems.

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    19 Mar 2019

    To celebrate Women’s History Month, South Kern Sol is highlighting notable female leaders in Kern. Our first profile is about Manpreet Kaur from the Local community organizer encourages Sikh youth to give back to community via @SouthKernSol

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  11. 13 Mar 2019

    If only our 3 yo could read

    Should you pick your nose? And eat it? Scientifically, it’s an interesting question.
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  12. 9 Mar 2019

    Excited for this, Maaza

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  13. 9 Feb 2019

    “Although a shortage of these programs exists nationally, the gap is widest in rural areas, where 88.6 percent of large rural counties lack a sufficient number of Opioid treatment programs.” h/t

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    13 Dec 2018

    This red line. by

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  15. 14 Dec 2018

    “We’re going to investigate every single [death] because these moms are worth it.” Important and basic step. “U.S. has fallen behind...failures to collect accurate data and to study maternal deaths and near-deaths to understand how they might be prevented.”

    UPDATE: On Thursday evening, the Senate unanimously passed its version of the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act, sending it to the president to sign.
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    8 Dec 2018

    “If we continue to work collaboratively, if we continue to understand we have these untapped resources in our communities, we’re not only going to address maternal mortality and morbidity—we’re going to eliminate it.”—@jessicaroach01

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    9 Dec 2018

    Gotta love that ⁦⁩ has an operational definition for ❤️. ⁦@derekfeeleyIHI⁩

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    13 Apr 2018

    “We spend a lot of time designing the bridge, but not enough time thinking about the people who are crossing it.” -Dr. Prabhjot Singh

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  19. 24 Dec 2017

    “40 million Americans live in poverty, nearly half in deep poverty — which U.N. investigators defined as people reporting income less than one-half of the poverty threshold. The United States has the highest child poverty rates — 25% — in the developed world.”

    The United States has the highest child poverty rates in the developed world.
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    26 Nov 2017

    ਸੰਗਤ | sangat. community. a duty and responsibility of service to one another, for community development, social welfare, free thought. East Punjab, 2017 35mm, canon ae-1

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