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Ted's #COVID19_WI Story
#WednesdayWisdom from someone who has been there. Ted Swetz is recovering from #COVID19, something at times, the rural Wisconsin resident was afraid wouldn't happen. Here's his story, in his own words.
https://www.facebook.com/DHSWI/videos/578816989506320/ |
WKOW Interview by Emilee Fallon with Tim Size: Rural Health Care During COVID-19. Broadcast on Capital City Sunday, 6/21/20
https://wkow.com/capital-city-sunday/
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Webinar: Advancing Rural Health: Nursing Education, Policy, and Practice at the NRHA Annual Conference June 17, 2020
https://bit.ly/2UWKfgw (60 min)
"Nurses are the backbone of our health care system and play a critical role in keeping rural populations healthy. This session will highlight key educational and policy-related practices that are essential to equip nurses to deliver socially and culturally appropriate care and to meet the unique needs of rural communities."
Tim Size, RWHC Executive Director; Cella Janisch-Hartline, BSN, RN, RWHC Nursing Leadership Senior Manager and Jenn Kowalkowski, PhD Candidate, MS, MPH, RN UW School of Nursing
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The July Issue of RWHC Eye On Health is now available and Includes:
- Rural Health & Long Term COVID-19
- Sometimes a Mask is Just a Mask
- “Creating Elder Friendly Health Systems”
- Why Primary Care Matters
- 2020 Wipfli-RWHC Cost Champions Awards
- Leadership Insights: Hindsight Will Be 2020
- NRHA Request for Support of Young Leaders
- Eye on Health Cartoons
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The June Issue of RWHC Eye On Health is now available and Includes:
- The Virus & Future of Rural Health
- Now is Time to Get Postponed Care
- Regional Openings Not Partisan
- Guidelines to Restart Business
- Our Fight with the Virus is Not Over
- Don’t Delay Essential Care
- Leadership Insights: “Good Ideas in Action”
- NRHA/John Snow Inc. 2020 Student Leadership Award: Jennifer Kowalkowski.
- Eye on Health cartoons
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The War Against COVID-19
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 Link to TV spot: https://bit.ly/3bSElU3
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The May Issue of RWHC Eye On Health is now available and Includes:
- Rural Hospitals: Down But Not Out
- Why We Need More Testing
- We Are Looking for Collaboration to Survive
- We Will Find a Way Back
- Register for NRHA's 43rd & Now Virtual Annual Conference
- Rural Health Leadership Radio re Impact Covid-19 on Rural Health
- Monato Rural Health Essay Prize Guidelines
- NRHA Rural Leadership Development Endowment
- Eye On Health Cartoons
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A Rural Health Leadership Radio interview about the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact it is making on rural healthcare – a Conversation with Brock Slabach, Senior VP of Member Services at the National Rural Health Association. With over 28 years of experience in the administration of rural hospitals, Brock is definitely an expert and experienced rural health leader. From 1987 through 2007, he was the administrator of the Field Memorial Community Hospital in Centreville, MS. https://bit.ly/3cNp8UH |
“Coronavirus Responders - You Are The Champions”
From today’s the Wisconsin State Journal: “A Madison musician and biochemist whose COVID-19 parody music video went viral has made a sequel that pays tribute to health care workers and others who are vital to society during the pandemic. Adrian Grimes, 60, posted “Coronavirus Responders: You Are the Champions” three weeks after he made the “Bohemian Rhapsody” parody, “Coronavirus Rhapsody,” which has an estimated 25 million to 30 million views worldwide. The new song is another riff on a famous song by the rock band Queen.” |
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