In the midst of the many challenges facing the general population throughout the pandemic, key statewide health organizations are calling out specific ways to support
2020 – A year of challenges and opportunity. Yes, opportunity! This year provided a special opportunity for our voices to be heard by voting for
Policy Recommendations address social, economic, environmental and health disparities in communities of color disproportionately impacted by COVID-19 Download the full report. The Andrea Harris Social,
Cassie Wallace When healthcare providers can integrate data analytics into their practice, they are better equipped to provide higher quality care, improve patient satisfaction, and
Parents of seriously ill children are magic, although most would not characterize themselves that way. They move through the world with grace and determination that
Since serious illness remains one of the biggest challenges we face in the healthcare realm, high level North Carolina health care professionals have been continuously
As hospitalizations from COVID-19 continue to soar, caregivers need information on caring for those with COVID-19 at home after they are discharged from a hospital. The North
Contributed by Sue Collier. It’s the last month of summer 2020, a summer few will forget. We are living through a pandemic. Adjusting to new
Contributed by Ames Simmons, Policy Director, Equality North Carolina. The population of the United States is rapidly aging, at the same time as more people
What’s communication like between you and your patients and their loved ones while wearing masks? Are you finding it somewhat difficult to hear someone in
We’ve got a second chance! National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD) has designated July 16 as a second opportunity this year for organizations to help their
The North Carolina Serious Illness Coalition welcomed Secretary Machelle Sanders to the June 26th edition of Friday Facts, our Week’s-end Update webcast. NC Secretary of Administration Sanders