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Stakeholders Gather to Discuss Behavioral Health in Humboldt County

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This post has been archived and contains information that may be out of date.Who Hospital Council and CHA Hospital executives California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt  Local health officials  Community safety leaders  Emergency medical services personnel  Verily Life Sciences  What Behavioral health care and substance abuse treatment stakeholders in Humboldt County met with Hospital Council and […]

Fighting the Frustration

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As I talk to many of you regularly about the issues hospitals face fulfilling their essential missions of care in their communities, the feeling I sense more than any other is frustration. Whether it is conflicting directives from state agencies or blame from a general public understandably exhausted by the COVID-19 pandemic, it can feel like no one is listening to us as we express the very urgent need for policies that support, rather than undermine, the vital work hospitals perform.

Terry’s House offers comfort, support at home-away-from-home

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When a critically ill or injured patient needs a hospital stay, family is usually close behind. Sometimes they must travel long distances to be near their loved one, but endless hours on the road, expensive hotel stays, and the stress of not always being nearby can get in the way. 

Introducing Proximo

Learn more as experts show how to use this powerful tool and answer questions about how to apply this time-saving solution in your hospital environment. 

2022 Introducing Proximo: Participant Information Page

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This post has been archived and contains information that may be out of date.Information services company Proximo has combined its many years of data and analytics expertise and supplier diversity experience to create Proveedor, a one-of-a-kind software-as-a-service platform.     Join us as we explore how this platform can identify and report on the diverse suppliers that […]

Proximo is Hospital Council’s Newest Endorsed Business Partner

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Information services company Proximo helps its clients turn data into intelligence and use it to better run their organizations. Beginning in 2016, Proximo combined its many years of data and analytics expertise and its considerable supplier diversity experience to create Proveedor, its software-as-a-service platform.

City of Berkeley Proposes Fair Workweek Ordinance

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This post has been archived and contains information that may be out of date.Who Berkeley hospitals and health systems Hospital Council What The Berkeley City Council’s Health, Life Enrichment, Equity & Community Committee is holding a series of hearings to discuss a proposed fair workweek ordinance. The draft ordinance would require employers in the city […]

Checklist Available for System Involved Youth in Acute Hospital Settings

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This post has been archived and contains information that may be out of date.Who Hospital Council Hospital social work managers Mental health providers Children’s law center attorneys Child protective services counsel What The Sacramento Region Behavioral Health Task Force held a robust discussion on impacts and nuances related to child protective services foster youth ending […]

Vigilance and Resilience for Hospitals

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After more than two-and-a-half years, I know we are all tired, exhausted, frustrated, and ready to put COVID-19 behind us. But although much of the public and many of our elected officials have moved on from the pandemic, choosing to get back to regularly scheduled activities and no longer considering this a health emergency, COVID-19 remains an issue that deeply impacts Californians and our hospitals. Nationwide, COVID-19 cases have been steadily rising over the past several weeks, and closer to home in the Bay Area is where you’ll find California’s worst case rate.