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November 16 is #ThxBirthControl Day! Join the conversation on social media as we come together to share stories about the benefits of contraception access. Learn more about how to spread the word, and access this year’s tool kit: powertodecide.org/thxbirthco…
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Join us for the 2022 Walk to Remember to observe National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Dedicated to local families of dearly departed children. To participate in this FREE event visit bit.ly/3Lq9IrK #NationalPregnancyAndInfantLossRemembran ...
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WATCH: @NFLWC integrated Luma with their EHR to reduce wait times and personalize communication for their rapidly growing patient population, increasing scheduled referrals by 25% and gaining $10,000 in monthly revenue. youtube.com/watch?v=khA69tf_…
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The Luma team was so excited to spend the day with @NFLWC and celebrate five years in partnership together. We are so proud of the incredible work they are doing in their community!
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Great news for expecting families: Our Women's Pavilion Tours are back!
Tours will be held weekly on Thursdays at 6 pm with spots for seven families each week.
Sign up now at TMH.ORG/Tours.
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Taking a trip? Breastfeeding while traveling can be challenging. #WIC is here to help, with travel recommendations for nursing families. This #WorldBreastfeedingWeek, visit: ow.ly/jI3U50Ka2Ki
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It’s National Immunization Awareness Month! If you're pregnant, getting certain vaccines during pregnancy can help your body create antibodies that you can pass to your baby. These antibodies can protect your baby during the first few months of life. bit.ly/3kMYAJ3 #NIAM
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It’s World Breastfeeding Week (#WBW2022)! Here are 5️⃣ great benefits of #breastfeeding: bit.ly/3znkmuY
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Social determinants of health impact the health of every community. Where you are born determines your access to health care along with lifestyle and disease prospects. Read more: nphw.org/Themes-and-Facts/20… #nphw22
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There's help. Locally. See a rundown of comprehensive and culturally responsive mental health resources compiled by Leon County Schools and posted on their website, that can protect against negative outcomes: leonschools.net/mentalhealth
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“I believe the past four years have further demonstrated the important role health departments play in a healthy community,” said Rachel Bryant, Health Officer, FDOH Calhoun and Liberty. “From Hurricane Michael to the pandemic, public health has always been at the forefront.”
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Research shows people with greater feelings of support and inclusion within their networks may live longer, respond better to stress and have stronger immune systems than those who are isolated from their communities. Read more: bit.ly/3ufKmWN #NPHW2022
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Previously, the public health agency was vague in its recommendation. Now, the CDC is strengthening its guidance, recommending that pregnant women should be vaccinated against Covid-19, based on new data about the safety of the vaccines. cnn.it/37x9FXV
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Breaking down different types of coverings, the proper way to take them on and off and how to tell if a mask is professional grade.
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If you’ve been following #COVID19, you know that deaths continue to rise in our State and @LeonCounty. @TMHFORLIFE VP & Chief Medical Officer Dr. Andrea Friall (@akadocmom) will break down what needs to be done to control the virus on Sunday on @961Jamz.
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Expecting moms - you asked, we answered! 📣 Visit TMH.ORG/ExpectingMothers to read our full list of Women's Pavilion #COVID19 FAQs and to sign up for our email list, so you can stay updated on any future changes to our policies that may impact your delivery. 🤰
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Social distancing is imperative in slowing the spread of #COVID19. While YOU may be considered low risk, others around you may be at high risk. #stopthespread #flattenthecurve #covid19 #leoncounty #tallahassee
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#ThankYouDoctors: Andrea Friall, MD; Groundbreaker. Champion. Mother. Physician.
Andrea Friall, MD, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare @TMHFORLIFE, has blazed trails in medicine and leads by dynamic example. #DoctorsDay
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Navigating our hospital has officially entered the "App" Age. Meet the TMHGo App, now available for iPhone and Android. Our favorite feature is the "Where I Parked" function, what's yours? 🏥 #TMHGo
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It’s National #HIVTestingDay. CDC recommends that everyone 13-64 get tested for HIV at least once. People at high risk should test at least once a year. Find a testing site: gettested.cdc.gov/. #NHTD #DoingItMyWay




































