Closing the Gaps in Patient Care
GLHC Referral Application
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The GLHC Referral Application is a tool that primary care, specialty care, community organizations, behavioral health, and social determinants of health agencies coordinate patient care and improve staff workflow.
Increased Efficiency
Reduce misdirected referrals by customizing your homepage with up-to-date, specific information and instructions.
Improved Communication
Eliminate unnecessary follow-up calls and “missing” or illegible faxes.
Seamless Tracking
Quickly check the status of every outgoing and incoming referral – track appointment dates and times, completed referrals, cancellations, and no-shows.
EMR independent
Send referrals to offices and organizations with different systems or no EMR at all!
Convenient E-Mail Alerts
Receive notifications of new referrals to a work or personal email.
Statewide Connections
Access to a growing network of over 1,100 physician offices across Michigan.
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The statewide network will be upgrading to the GLHC Bridge Referral Application in June 2019!
Healthcare providers and community service organizations in and around Genesee County have been using the Bridge Referral Application since the fall of 2017.
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Metro Detroit Summit
Lygeia Ricciardi
Chief Transformation Officer at Carium
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Capital Area Summit
Regina Holliday
Patient Rights Activist, Artist, Founder of Walking Gallery
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West Michigan Summit
Dave deBronkart
e-Patient Dave
Author and Advocate
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Metro Detroit Summit
Dr. Joyce Lee
Physician, Designer, and Research Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Michigan
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Capital Area Summit
Robert Gordon
Director of Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
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West Michigan Summit
Dr. Joneigh Khaldun
Chief Deputy Director for Health and Chief Medical Executive at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
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Apply to Present
The GLHC Summit Series Planning Committee invites all interested speakers and organizations to submit a presentation proposal! All interested speakers should complete an application and submit it with a head shot and biography to event@gl-hc.org. Applications are due June 28, 2019.
Sponsors and Exhibitors
Connect with attendees by sponsoring the 2019 Summit Series! Let us know your areas of interest and we will find the best sponsorship and/or exhibit opportunity for you. Contact Kate Meyer, GLHC Development Director, at kmeyer@gl-ch.org.
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Virtual Update Meeting
June 19, 2019
1:30 - 2:00 pm | Zoom Webinar
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Topics
- GLHC Bridge Referral Application – The GLHC Bridge Referral Application is a seamless bi-directional referral interface helping primary care, specialists, behavioral health, and community organizations close the loop on patient care. The statewide GLHC referral network will begin using this tool soon. Tune in for a brief training and update on the transition!
- 2019 Summit Series – Observations about the barriers that stand between current state and optimal state of the healthcare system, and the power of technology and relationships, is what inspired the theme of the 2019 Summit Series. Listen in to learn more about the inspiring keynote speakers line up!
- Health Information Technology community events – Conferences, meetings, and seminars abound this time of year! These are opportunities to connect and learn about best practices, new initiatives, and to learn! We are excited to share where we will be presenting, exhibiting, and presenting!
- Health policy – The decisions, plans, and actions taken by local, state, and federal governments greatly influences the care that organization deliver. We will be sharing what we think will be the next big thing to change health information technology for the better!
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Reframing Patient Centered Care to PERSON Centered Care
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June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, an umbrella term used to describe all forms of neurological illness associated with memory loss and a decline in cognitive function.
Brian Mack, GLHC Marketing Manager, shares his personal connection to the disease and to the people and the families it affects.
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An Iron Throne and Infinity Stones – What Pop Culture Can Teach Healthcare
 From a purely business perspective, there is perhaps no greater aspiration than to “go viral” and be adopted into popular culture. When it happens, things move beyond their tactile descriptions to connect us and keep us coming back for more.
In 2011, the same relative period that MCU and Game of Thrones began, the U.S. healthcare system launched an effort to transform itself, beginning with massive investments in Health IT infrastructure. Both public and private stakeholders poured billions of dollars into reimagining the value proposition for healthcare.
These investments have resulted in some impressive accomplishments. Nevertheless, challenges persist in realizing the vision of a fully transformed healthcare ecosystem.
So, what exactly does it take to go viral? How can they be applied to healthcare to drive transformation?
- Common Legend
- Relatable Connections
- Noble Leadership
- Unifying Quest
- Explicit Destination
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Health Information Technology Community Events
Stop by our booth or presentation at these upcoming conferences with your questions or just to say hello and pick up some GLHC swag!
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Michigan Association of Health Plans
July 17 - July 20, 2019
Grand Traverse Resort & Spa, Acme, MI
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Michigan Primary Care Association Annual Conference
August 4-6, 2019
Amway Grand Plaza Hotel, Grand Rapids, MI
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2019 SHIEC Conference
August 18 - 21, 2019
National Habor, MD
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