JESSIE TRICE COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEM WELCOMES THEIR NEW CORPORATE LEADER
June 2024 – Highly regarded and recognized as one of the preeminent federally qualified community health care centers in the nation, the Board of Directors at Jessie Trice Community Health System (JTCHS) have selected Ryan Hawkins as their new President and Chief Executive Officer.
Hawkins, who recently began his first day on the job, has replaced Annie R. Neasman, who has officially retired, after having the position for over 20 years.
“We are absolutely thrilled to have the leadership, skillset, and caliber of Mr. Hawkins to serve as our CEO at this critically important time in the healthcare industry,” said Irene Taylor-Wooten, JTCHS Board Chair. “I, along with the entire board, know that Ryan is not only fully capable, but is a seasoned and experienced healthcare executive who is acutely aware of our needs, and can develop a firm foundation to ensure our stability and growth. He determined to take us to the next level in our quest to provide quality and affordable support and service to our customers.”
Prior to this position, Ryan served as Chief Operating Officer at Jackson North Medical Center. He holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Miami; a Master of Social Work and Master of Public Administration degrees from Florida State University, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work from Florida A&M University.
Mr. Ryan Hawkins is a highly regarded and well-respected health system administrator and government executive, with over 16 years of experience in the field.
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| ACHE OF SOUTH FLORIDA MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: DIONNE BLACKWOOD
Dionne Blackwood, FACHE of Memorial Healthcare System, began her 30-plus-year career in healthcare in IT, moved into finance and more than 20 years in leadership. It wasn’t until she went to Jackson Health System that she found that her passion was not in finance, but in using her experience in finance to provide patients with access to healthcare resources.
As she explained, “I was able to use my experience in finance to enter Jackson Health System and advance my career where I was an administrator for mental health and community services.”
Dionne’s passion is her current position as Vice President, Memorial Primary Care and Ambulatory Services, in which – among other responsibilities – she oversees 15 primary care practices, OBGYN, Podiatry, Sickle Cell Medical Home, and three Urgent Care Centers. She points out, “It’s not just primary care; I’m responsible for the health of the community.” She went on to say, “We are so successful because of our focus on the whole person, not just when we see our patients in the office.” She is very proud of the value-based care program that allows access to all in the South Broward Community. In her spare time, she volunteers as the Vice Chair of the Memorial Financial Credit Union and is a Member of the Broward County Homeless Continuum of Care.
Along with her passion in healthcare, Dionne is proud about being a member of ACHE (American College of Healthcare Executives) South Florida Chapter. She has been a member for more than 20 years, but admitted that when she joined, “It was the only professional, and most prestigious, organization in healthcare. I maintained my membership throughout the years as I knew one day I was going to become a Fellow.”
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BROWARD HEALTH CANCER PATIENT BEATS MALIGNANT MELANOMA
May 29, 2024 – During Skin Cancer Awareness Month, Lloyd Bent, a 77-year-old patient at Broward Health, reflected on his recent battle with skin cancer. The seasoned insurance professional was eager to share his story about the importance of being prepared for life’s unexpected challenges.
Bent’s story began in Jamaica when he noticed a small spot on his heel. Despite several visits to the doctor for further examination, a biopsy was never recommended. Bent relocated to South Florida and he began experiencing mobility setbacks and persistent upper leg pain.
“I thought I was just suffering from some sort of inflammation, but looking back, it may have been a sign that something more serious was going on with my body,” Bent said.
In March 2023, Bent’s wife noticed an alarming rupture on his heel. Without hesitation, they turned to Broward Health North, in Deerfield Beach, where his journey toward healing began. After a biopsy was done by Rishad Ahmed, M.D., DPM, a podiatrist at Broward Health, it was revealed that Bent had melanoma, deeply embedded within his heel.
Lloyd was immediately referred to Mehmet Hepgur, M.D., a hematologist-oncologist, and to Alia Abdulla, M.D., D.O., a surgical oncologist, both with the Broward Health Physician Group. The doctors worked together to create a comprehensive plan, guided by their expertise. Bent underwent a melanoma resection procedure in June 2023 to eradicate the cancer.
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STUDY: ACCESS TO TARGETED LUNG CANCER DRUG IS COST-PROHIBITIVE GLOBALLY
Sylvester Cancer study on immunotherapy drug durvalumab shows limited access globally due to cost constraints
May 30, 2024– Many countries with national healthcare systems or payers such as insurance companies use cost-effectiveness analyses to decide whether to cover new medicines, balancing treatment costs with potential health benefits.
That strategy often limits access to new, targeted therapies, even when these drugs prove highly effective and become part of standard-of-care therapy for many patients.
A new study from Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine examined the cost-effectiveness of durvalumab, a targeted immunotherapy for lung cancer that is known to extend lifespan. The findings show that the drug exceeded official cost-effectiveness thresholds for all four analyzed countries: the United States, Brazil, Singapore and Spain.
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HCA FLORIDA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FIRST IN THE NATION TO USE NEW ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY TECHNOLOGY FOR ADVANCED CARDIAC CARE
May 30, 2024 – HCA Florida University Hospital has opened a new electrophysiology (EP) lab, designed to perform advanced procedures for patients suffering from abnormal heartbeats (arrhythmia) and other heart-related conditions.
According to the 2024 Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics: A Report of U.S. and Global Data From the American Heart Association, heart disease has been the leading cause of death in the U.S. for 100 years. Strokes remain the fifth leading cause of death.
HCA Florida University Hospital is the first in the country to adopt new technology for its EP lab, allowing physicians to perform life-improving treatments with accuracy and effectiveness. The technology supports precise and predictable motion through its laser-guided positioning and provides stunning details regardless of patient size.
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LARA BROWN, APRN, ACHIEVES PRESTIGIOUS CERTIFICATION FROM AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BREAST SURGEONS
JUPITER, Fla. May 30, 2024 – Jupiter Medical Center is proud to announce that Lara Brown, APRN, has successfully completed the American Society of Breast Surgeons Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Breast Disease Certification Program. This rigorous and newly established certification sets a high standard. Notably, Brown is one of just 11 individuals from Florida and one of 230 advanced practice providers nationwide having achieved this credential.
The APP Breast Disease Certification Program encompasses comprehensive education through seven specialized modules. These modules cover risk assessment, genetics, breast imaging, pathology, benign disease, surgery – oncoplastic breast surgery, anesthesia and pain management, medical oncology, radiation oncology, supervisorship, palliative care, ethics and professionalism, core measures, and clinical trials. Designed exclusively for nurse practitioners and physician assistants who are American Society of Breast Surgeons affiliate members, the program enhances participants’ credentials and promotes significant professional growth.
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‘CAR SEATS THAT CARE’
Falcon Cove Middle School Students Aid Patients and Families at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – MAY 30, 2024– National Junior Honor Society students at Falcon Cove Middle School in Weston have been busy selling Domino’s coupon cards, but it’s not because they’re hungry for pizza.
Students used the discount cards to fuel a fundraising campaign for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation. Their efforts resulted in a $5,000 donation that will be used to purchase car seats for needy families that wouldn’t otherwise have a safe way to transport small children.
“We see lots of children that come that are injured and their families don’t have an age-appropriate car seat installed, either because they don’t have the financial resources or the knowledge of their importance,” said Dr. Oliver Lao, medical director for pediatric trauma at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. “It can be a vicious cycle when kids don’t have a car seat to keep them safe after being discharged from the hospital and injuries keep happening.”
Dr. Lao, whose daughter, Isabella, is the president of the National Junior Honor Society at Falcon Cove, says it’s the goal of the “Car Seats that Care” program that every child leaves the children’s hospital in a properly-fitted, properly installed car seat.
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HCA FLORIDA FAWCETT HOSPITAL COMPLETES PHASE ONE IN $60M EXPANSION
PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. – May 29, 2024 – HCA Florida Fawcett Hospital has completed phase one of its $60 million expansion and renovation project that increases the hospital’s capacity and broadens its offerings. Officially open to the public on May 13, the project included expanding critical care units by 12 rooms, increasing the number of pre-operative treatment areas to 43 bays, renovation of the main lobby, waiting rooms and registration areas and the addition of a chapel and coffee shop. The coffee shop will be occupied by Los Dos Christianos Coffee in June. Patients and visitors can now find the main entrance off Olean Boulevard.
The entire project includes 40,000 square feet of new space and 20,000 of renovated space. Phase two will include expansion to the hospital’s operating room capacity from 10 to 12 suites and is scheduled to be complete by the end of 2024.
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JOCELYN WOOLWORTH AND RONALD VOGEL APPOINTED TO NICKLAUS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MAY 31, 2024 – MIAMI – Jocelyn Frank Woolworth, Esq., and Ronald Vogel, Vice President of Ferrari-Maserati of Fort Lauderdale, have joined the board of directors of Nicklaus Children’s Hospital Foundation, the fundraising arm of Nicklaus Children’s Health System.
“We are delighted to welcome Jocelyn and Ronnie, two exceptional community leaders and philanthropists, to our board,” said Allison Baker, President of Nicklaus Children’s Hospital Foundation. “We are honored they are joining with us to advance funding for and awareness of the remarkable community resource that is Nicklaus Children’s Hospital and to support our vision to create a healthy future for every child.”
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MORE THAN 90,000 PALM BEACH COUNTY STUDENTS GET ACTIVE WITH THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
Kids Heart Challenge and American Heart Challenge teach students about exercise and heart health
May 30, 2024 – 90,747 students in Palm Beach County are ending the school year with special training to improve their heart health, get active and boost their mental health, thanks to their participation in the American Heart Association’s school-based programs: Kids Heart Challenge and American Heart Challenge. More than 25,000 schools participated in the programs this year, including 116 schools in Palm Beach County.
The American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge™ is designed for elementary school students, and American Heart Challenge is for middle school and high school students. The programs offer a variety of physical activities to get students’ hearts pumping including dance, basketball and jumping rope, paired with training to learn the life-saving skill of Hands-Only CPR™. These programs have more than 40 years of proven success, rooted in scientific research showing that kids who are regularly active feel better, improve their mental health, build self-esteem and decrease and prevent conditions such as anxiety and depression[1].
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DR. MARIA ABREU STARTS AMERICAN GASTROENTEROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION PRESIDENCY AFTER DIGESTIVE DISEASE WEEK
The long-time Miller School gastroenterologist says she’s ready to lead her specialty into the future by addressing physicians’ quality of life issues, patient access to quality care and much more.
By Lisette Hilton
Maria T. Abreu, M.D., director of the Crohn’s and Colitis Center and professor of medicine, microbiology and immunology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, assumes the role of president of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) soon after the May 18-21 DDW (Digestive Disease Week) in Washington, D.C. The official announcement of her year-long presidency will be May 30.
While Dr. Abreu, the first Latina to take the AGA’s helm, has worked her way to this pinnacle position in the specialty, becoming the Association’s president is no small accomplishment. Founded in 1897, today’s AGA has more than 16,000 members worldwide who engage in the science, practice and advancement of gastroenterology. And with more than 13,000 attendees, 4,300 oral abstract and poster presentations and 400 original lecture sessions, DDW is the world’s premier gathering of gastroenterology clinicians, researchers and industry.
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RECORD-BREAKING TURNOUT AT NAMI MIAMI-DADE’S FOURTH ANNUAL WALK FOR MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS
Over 3,7000 Participants Gathered at ZOO Miami, Raising $385,000 and Highlighting the Growing Demand for Mental Health Services in Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys
MIAMI – May 22, 2023 – With more than 3,700 participants and 265 teams, the Fourth Annual Walk for Mental Health Awareness hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Miami-Dade on Saturday, May 18 at Zoo Miami raised $385,000 toward NAMI Miami-Dade’s free support groups, peer mentoring, outreach and adult and youth educational programs.
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TRIVENT HEALTHCARE CELEBRATES MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR SAVINGS AND CONTINUED PARTNERSHIP WITH TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL
The partnership achieves over a $2 million margin growth in one year through a strategic focus on efficiency and innovation for exceptional patient care.
Boca Raton and Tampa, FL – May 14, 2024 – Trivent Healthcare, a leading provider of ventilator liberation services, recently announced the fiscal achievements of its collaboration with Tampa General Hospital (TGH). This successful partnership continues to produce significant cost savings, once again exceeding $2 million for the hospital in 2023. Ventilator liberation is the process of removing a patient from mechanical ventilation to breathe successfully on their own.
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HEALTH CARE DISTRICT OF PALM BEACH COUNTY’S DATA SHOWS MARKED RISE IN THE NUMBER OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES COUNTYWIDE
MAY 31, 2024 – West Palm Beach, FL – As Trauma Awareness Month ends, the Health Care District of Palm Beach County’s Trauma Agency is sharing 2023 traumatic injury data and trends. The rate of
trauma-related injuries in the county has doubled over the past 12 years, and these injuries can often be prevented.
“Some factors that might contribute to the sharp increase of traumatic injuries include the county’s population growth, an aging population, as well as increased engagement in high-risk activities, such as the use of electric bikes and scooters and underage golf cart driving,” said Dr. Belma Andric, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for the Health Care District of Palm Beach County. “In the trauma field, it’s often said people end up in trauma centers due to velocity, gravity, or poor judgment, factors that are often in our control.”
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LEE HEALTH RECEIVES A $4.3 MILLION GRANT FROM THE HURRICANE RECOVERY GRANT PROGRAM TO BUILD WELLS AT ITS HOSPITALS
This allocation will help bolster vital water resources for the health system, staff and patients
Fort Myers, Fla. – May 31, 2024 — Lee Health is pleased to announce a $4.3 million grant from the Florida Department of Emergency Management’s Hurricane Recovery Grant Program, awarded by Governor DeSantis, aimed at supporting post-Hurricane Ian recovery efforts and enhancing the health system’s water well infrastructure, which plays a vital role in accessing, managing and delivering water resources to support essential healthcare services.
As of now, the total project cost is estimated at $14.7 million, which includes fifteen total wells, including at the new hospital campus soon to be under construction on Challenger Blvd. Progress has already started at several sites.
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NOVEL VACCINE CONCEPT GENERATES IMMUNE RESPONSES THAT COULD PRODUCE MULTIPLE TYPES OF HIV BROADLY NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODIES
NIH-funded animal model results will inform vaccine development in humans.
May 30, 2024 – Using a combination of cutting-edge immunologic technologies, researchers have successfully stimulated animals’ immune systems to induce rare precursor B cells of a class of HIV broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs). The findings, published today in Nature Immunology, are an encouraging, incremental step in developing a preventive HIV vaccine.
HIV is genetically diverse making the virus difficult to target with a vaccine, but bNAbs may overcome that hurdle because they bind to parts of the virus that remain constant even when it mutates. Germline targeting is an immune system-stimulating approach that guides naïve (precursor) B cells to develop into mature B cells that can produce bNAbs. A class of bNAbs called 10E8 is a priority for HIV vaccine development because it neutralizes a particularly broad range of HIV variants.
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EXISTING DRUG SHOWS PROMISE AS TREATMENT FOR RARE GENETIC DISORDER
NIH researchers find new pathways towards treatment for autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome type 1.
May 30, 2024 – A drug approved to treat certain autoimmune diseases and cancers successfully alleviated symptoms of a rare genetic syndrome called autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome type 1 (APS-1). Researchers identified the treatment based on their discovery that the syndrome is linked to elevated levels of interferon-gamma (IFN-gamma), a protein involved in immune system responses, providing new insights into the role of IFN-gamma in autoimmunity. The study, led by researchers at the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, was published today in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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The Viridian Chart of the Week on 8/27/23 demonstrated that cannabis is more capital-intensive than tobacco, alcohol, pharmaceuticals, or general consumer products. Cannabis measured 1.67x capital/sales. The industry has managed to reduce capital intensity slightly since then, and the group now measures 1.54x capital/sales.
The high capital intensity has severe implications for internally fundable growth. If, on average, it takes $1.54 of extra capital to get $1 of additional sales, with 30% EBITDA margins and high 280e taxes, it is clear that growth requires external financing. S3 will help but not eliminate this issue.
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May 31 2024- 882,604 May 24 2024- 882,407
May 17 2024- 881,557 May 10 2024- 878,510
May 03 2024- 880,596
Patients Added Last Week: + 197
Qualified Ordering Physicians: 2,334 New Doctors added Last Week: -5 Reporting Period: May 24 - May 30 2024 Amount of Medical Marijuana Dispensed - (mgs THC) 335,962,538
Amount of Low-THC Cannabis Dispensed - (mgs CBD ) 3,356,089 -Amount of Marijuana in a Form for Smoking (oz) 116,360.435 Approved Dispensing Locations: 643 Added Last Week: 5
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