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Learfield InterAction will establish an online brand and identity for MO Healthy Births through social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube. They will launch a YouTube video series called "MomTalk" consisting of 9 videos total across 3 series to educate females ages 18-34 on healthy lifestyles and caring for their bodies. Additionally, they will develop a Facebook advertising campaign and keep social media content fresh with regular weekly updates focused on health news, questions from fans, discussions, tips, and facts. The goal is to attract more social media followers and build an online community around the MO Healthy Births brand.
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SHIP Overview learfield
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The document provides an overview of the Small Rural Hospital Improvement Program (SHIP) for fiscal year 2011. It discusses the program purpose and use of funds, hospital eligibility requirements, available funding amounts, and the revised application and funding process. New funding categories for FY2011 include value-based purchasing, accountable care organizations, payment bundling, and ICD-10 training. The document also outlines reporting requirements and a vendor request for payment form hospitals can use to invoice for funds.Psp 5 minute informational presentation snapshot updated feb 16, 2011
Psp 5 minute informational presentation snapshot updated feb 16, 2011learfield
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The Missouri Oral Health Preventive Services Program (PSP) provides free oral health screenings, education, fluoride varnish applications, and referral services to communities through a coordinated effort. The program involves 4 main components carried out by various volunteers: 1) annual screenings and data collection, 2) education provided to children, 3) application of fluoride varnish twice within 6 months, and 4) establishing referral networks for dental treatment. An event coordinator organizes local screenings while drawing on support from oral health consultants, educational materials, and screening supplies provided by the state program.2010 retention presentation
2010 retention presentationlearfield
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The document summarizes key findings from a study on physician retention in rural Michigan communities. It discusses the importance of professional satisfaction, competent medical support staff, and open communication with hospital administration as retention factors. For personal/family retention, safety of the community, comfortable lifestyle, and adequate leisure time were most important. The document also provides a sample rural physician retention plan and tool with steps for onboarding and supporting new physicians.STEMI Regulations Part 2
STEMI Regulations Part 2learfield
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The document outlines the importance of time-critical diagnosis (TCD) systems in rural and critical access hospitals in Missouri, focusing on emergency care for conditions like heart disease, stroke, and trauma. It highlights statistics on mortality rates and the need for prompt treatment to reduce death and disability while detailing regulatory changes to improve patient outcomes through designated care centers. Next steps include public education campaigns, professional training, and the establishment of evaluation mechanisms to track progress in the TCD system.Ship october webinar
Ship october webinarlearfield
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The document outlines changes to the Small Rural Hospital Improvement Program (SHIP) in 2010. It discusses that SHIP funds can now be used for costs related to delivery system changes like value-based purchasing, accountable care organizations, and payment bundling per the Affordable Care Act. It provides guidance on using SHIP funds for activities that support these areas, such as purchasing software/hardware, providing staff education and training, and improving data collection and care coordination. The document also notes SHIP will continue supporting costs associated with implementing prospective payment systems.Hitech ehr incentive programs
Hitech ehr incentive programslearfield
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The document summarizes a proposed rule from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to implement incentive programs for hospitals and healthcare providers to adopt electronic health records (EHRs) as authorized by the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act. The proposed rule defines meaningful use criteria for EHRs, outlines incentive payment structures and eligibility over multiple stages and years, and solicits public comments on the proposals by March 15, 2010.Ad
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- 1. A healthy baby is a happy baby. Objective: Establish an online identity and brand for MO Healthy Births. Strategy Statement: Learfield InterAction will utilize social networks (Facebook, YouTube) to brand MO Healthy Births as the ideal resource to help females (ages 18-34) understand the elements of a healthy lifestyle and the importance of caring for your body throughout the lifespan. Solution: Social Networking: Learfield InterAction will launch a YouTube series called MomTalk (3 series, 3 parts each, totalling to 9 videos; 3-5 mins per video) - Possible Video Topics: Series 1 follows pregnancy from a health professional/physicians perspective Series 2 follows pregnant mother throughout different stages of pregnancy Series 3 follows a new mother throughout the newborn stages -Provide sound bites from videos to accompany press releases, sent to traditional media outlets to obtain news coverage. Based on research and facts, Learfield InterAction will develop a Facebook Advertising campaign to attract more likes and interaction on the Facebook page. In addition Learfield InterAction producer, Amy Winder will collaborate with David Brazeal and use her personal experience of motherhood to relate to the target audience to build an online community around your brand. In order to keep content fresh and relevant, frequent updates consisting of the following: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Healthful News Ask a Question to Have a discus- Healthy Facts/Fun Update generate interac- sion topic/take living Tip things to do to tion from fans a poll be healthy Additional Methods to Increase Brand Awareness: Team up with health care partners (i.e. Missouri Extension) as a means to promote further outreach of your message.