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Hope. In These Times? by Rev. Dr. Anne Hays Egan
Living in real hope over time is often tough. It’s not just the stuff of unicorns, glitter, and rainbows. Although I like all of those
Excellent Health Care From Curb to Curb by Rev. Dr. Anne Hays Egan
It’s interesting to be wearing multiple hats with the healthcare system in New Mexico. February as a consultant in public health and a patient with
Addressing Diseases of Despair with Hope by Rev Dr Anne Hays Egan
http://tinyurl.com/eb9jybcy Diseases of Despair, with the complex mix of substance use, opioid use, mental health issues, suicidality, and related life challenges represent a growing epidemic
Communicating and Connecting by Rev. Dr. Anne Hays Egan
Recently, I read an interesting article about the impact of the growing epidemic of loneliness in our country and our world. It’s increasing and seems
What Builds Hope in a Community?
What builds hope in a community? Difficult question. There are many things that, working together, build hope in a community over time. My recent book,
Hope? You Gotta Be Kidding Me
Hope in these times? When everything seems to be difficult? Yes, though it can be hard. As we look at the history of humankind, we
New Book Release Garners Stars and Awards
The new book release, God’s Eyes: A Vision for Us: Presence, Promise, and Power is racking up top reader ratings, and an editorial review from
Community Building from a Place of Gratitude and Hope
This is a time of year when there’s a strong focus on families, celebration, gratitude and hope. We also are living with the war in
Behavioral Health Networks and County Partnerships for Justice-Involved Individuals by Anne Hays Egan
The Center for Health Innovation (CHI) is the NM Public Health Agency and serves as the lead agency for the HRSA Rural Network Development grant.
What’s Involved in the Medicare Suite of Services?
The Medicare Suite of Services is a term I’ve coined to describe a cluster of services to older adult patients that FQHCs provide that meet
How Can we Carry the Weight of the World on our Backs? Thoughts on Healthcare, Education and Social Service Staffing Shortages in New Mexico
In 2017, I wrote an article about healthcare staffing shortages in New Mexico, based upon what we knew then, five years ago. Since then, I’ve
Building an Age-Friendly Community
Age-friendly communities, as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO), are those that older adults find to be welcoming. These are communities and regions that
A Step Beyond Basic Strategic Planning: Integration that Works!
Great Planning Gets Stakeholders Involved and Excited Old methods of strategic planning are static and boring. They don’t achieve results because they don’t fully engage
Why People Being Served Need to Be Included in Planning
People who are the focus of our plans, services, initiatives, funding, policies or other work should be at the table, as part of the diverse
How Does Your Data Treat its Neighbors?
Does your data live nicely with its neighbors? How does your data treat its neighbors? How is your data treated by them, and do they
