This article delves into the critical issue of the growing shortage of doctors due to retirement and the innovative ways local and state programs are addressing the problem. As seasoned medical professionals reach retirement age, the healthcare industry faces challenges in ensuring a steady supply of skilled practitioners to meet the needs of communities. The article sheds light on the successful initiatives that have been implemented to attract and support new talent, from targeted recruitment efforts to tailored incentives for medical graduates. Through these progressive programs, communities are finding effective solutions to maintain the quality of healthcare services, ensuring that patients continue to receive the best possible care, even as experienced physicians step down from their roles.
Monadnock Community Hospital's Mobile Integrated Healthcare program received the Monadnock Community Health Impact Award during the recent community health fair. The program stands out for its comprehensive approach to healthcare delivery, particularly in rural areas.
Key highlights of the award-winning program include:
Providing primary care patient services
Sending community paramedics directly to patients' homes
Offering services like wound care and vaccinations
According to the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, this program is remarkably effective. In 2022, it represented 49 percent of total visits across the state's 12 Mobile Integrated Healthcare programs, making it one of the busiest in New Hampshire.
Sean Burke, The Sentinel's president and COO, praised the program for "meeting a dire need in our community" by reaching patients where they are and improving both health and social factors.
The award was accepted by Joshua Patrick, lead community paramedic clinician, and Karen Bednarski, dispatcher, highlighting the team's crucial role in addressing healthcare gaps in the Monadnock Region.
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[post_content] => Senator Maggie Hassan recognized Mary Lawler of Jaffrey as January's Granite Stater of the Month for her lifetime of service, including 12 years of volunteering at Monadnock Community Hospital (MCH).
Mary, an 86-year-old former nurse, initially began volunteering after a 50-year career at the hospital, inspired by her mother who also worked there as a nurse. She now contributes primarily to the hospital's human resources department, welcoming new employees and fostering a supportive community.
Senator Hassan praises Mary's dedication and her embodiment of the "Granite State spirit" - a commitment to service and making a difference regardless of age. Mary's story highlights the positive impact individuals can have through volunteering and community involvement.
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Read more about Mrs Lawler: https://monadnockcommunityhospital.com/volunteer-spotlight-mary-frances-lawler-a-legacy-of-dedication-and-compassion-at-monadnock-community-hospital/
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Monadnock Community Hospital is thrilled to announce that their Mobile Integrated Healthcare Program has been selected for a prestigious national showcase on the acclaimed television series, "World's Greatest." The episode features an exclusive behind-the scenes look into this exceptional healthcare program serving patients in the Monadnock Region.
The Mobile Integrated Healthcare Program (MIH) is a novel approach to filling some of the gaps in the healthcare system. Implemented to address the Covid-19 pandemic, this program utilizes emergency medical service providers in non-traditional roles to help improve population health, reduce costs per capita, and improve the experience of care for the patients of Monadnock Community Hospital. The Community Paramedics provide home-based care services covering a variety of needs from medication checks, blood draws, wound care, chronic care management and more, in collaboration with MCH primary care clinicians.
The acclaimed series, “World’s Greatest” features companies from all over the globe that are deemed the best in their field. “It is truly an honor to be selected for this program. To bring our story to the forefront and highlight our advances in the rural healthcare environment is an incredible opportunity. We cannot wait to show the world how special MCH is, and all that we can offer for our patients,” says Joshua Patrick, MPSLA, CP-C Lead Community Paramedic Clinician.
For more information about the Mobile Integrated Healthcare Program at Monadnock Community Hospital, please visit https://monadnockcommunityhospital.com/services/mobile-integrated-healthcare-mih/
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[post_content] => In a recent announcement, Monadnock Community Hospital revealed an innovative expansion to enhance its rehabilitation services. Faced with a growing demand and limited space within the Bond Wellness Center, the hospital has invested $300,000 in adding outdoor athletic turf and rubberized matting behind the center. The expansion, totaling 3,500 square feet, comes as a solution to accommodate a 23 percent increase in patients since 2018.
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Read more: How Local, State Programs are Helping Fill Retiring Doctors' Ranks
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[post_content] => On October 6th New England Compounding Pharmacy (NECC), announced a recall of all of its products that were compounded at and distributed from its facility in Framingham, Massachusetts. One of those products (preservative-free methylprednisolone acetate), produced in three lots, has been linked to a national meningitis outbreak. None of the NECC’s medication directly linked to the meningitis outbreak has ever been utilized here at MCH. Monadnock Community Hospital has an excellent track record of safety with our patients. Prior to the FDA alert, MCH proactively removed all products from use that came from New England Compounding Center.MCH’s highest priority is the safety of our patients and we are fully and proactively engaged in this effort. Beyond those medications directly linked to cases of meningitis, the FDA, on October 15th, advised hospitals across the US to contact patients that receivedany injectable drug from the NECC produced after May 21st, 2012 to see if they have experienced any unusual symptoms or reactions. MCH patients who have received any of these injectable drugs from the NECC will be contacted and given specific instructions to assist us in gathering patient information as we assist the FDA in their data collection. To date, the FDA has not been able to confirm any additional cases of infection have been caused by NECC products beyond the original product directly linked to the meningitis outbreak. Again, the product linked to meningitis from the NECC has never been used here at MCH.Download our Fungal Meningitis FAQs document (PDF)
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[post_content] => Peterborough, NH – Pamela A. Stetzer, D.O., F.A.C.O.O.G, an obstetrician at Monadnock OB/GYN, was recently named one of New Hampshire’s Top Doctors for 2012 in a reader survey conducted by New Hampshire Magazine and featured in the magazine’s April 2012 issue.
The magazine’s Top Doctors list reflects the opinions of New Hampshire patients who are polled annually and asked to recommend the best caregivers in a variety of specialties.
“I am deeply honored to receive this recognition from my patients,” said Dr. Stetzer. “I know that when it comes to obstetrical care, trust is everything, and that makes this award even more meaningful.”
Dr. Stetzer joined the staff of Monadnock OB/GYN in March 2008. Previously, she was in practice with Greene Health Partners in Xenia, Ohio.
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