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Rude Surgeons Make Things Complicated for Their Patients HeathLeaders Media: Patients of surgeons who were cited for unprofessional conduct had an 18% to 32% higher risk for complications. Additional news media reports on MLH physicians and the health care … Continue reading
SAVE THE DATE! Population Health Day 2019: Creating Connections
Creating Connections, Conversations to Advance a Healthy Community for All, will be held on Friday October 18, 2019, 8am – 3pm at Lankenau Medical Center, Annenberg Conference Center. The program is a day of collaborative talks and roundtable discussions to … Continue reading
Take the time to vote for Main Line Today’s Top Doctors 2019
Voting is now open for Main Line Today’s “Top Doctors 2019.” Please follow this link to our online ballot. Voting closes on July 19, 2019. http://www.mainlinetoday.com/Top-Doctors-2019-Adult-Specialists/ Only physicians may vote. Ballots submitted by patients, nurses and other medical staff will be … Continue reading
STEEEP Huddle: E for Effective
This week’s STEEEP Huddle, contributed by Stephanie Sobala, manager, Internal Communications, focuses on the improvement of internal communication with MLH To Go. Main Line Health employees and medical staff are located across many sites, so we often rely on … Continue reading
Two days left to complete the 2019 AHRQ Pulse Survey
By Jack Lynch, president and CEO, MLH Colleagues, There is two days left to complete a very brief (4 question) survey about power gradients at Main Line Health. As you know, the Power Gradient Reporting and Resolution … Continue reading
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Pa. Health System Trains Staff on Care for LGBTQ Patients NBC10: Mainline Health is introducing a new service for LGBTQ patients. The hospital is in the process of training 11,000 staff members in order to give LGBTQ patients the … Continue reading
Finding Future Physician Partners
Main Line HealthCare has physician opportunities for a variety of different specialties. Do you know someone who you would recommend? Please take a moment and review our top positions and provide the link to a peer for more information. … Continue reading
STEEEP Huddle: E for Efficient
This week’s STEEEP Huddle, contributed by Steve Czapla, System director, IT Customer Support, focuses on the MLH IT department’s launch of a new self-service password reset service powered by ServiceNow. This service provides MLH employees with the ability to reset their … Continue reading
Non-emergent ambulance transfers of admitted patients between hospitals must be pre-approved by Independence Blue Cross for their members.
By Christine C. Stallkamp, MD FAAFP, System medical Ddirector, Revenue Integrity and Care Coordination Effective 6/1/2019, IBC stated that they will require pre-certifications for any of their patients travelling between acute care hospitals for non-emergent needs. This means … Continue reading