#Healthcare Projects

[projectchampionz]

STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN COMPLEX HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTS

STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN COMPLEX HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTS 1.1 Introduction Project management is critical in healthcare environments, where the complexity of operations, regulations, and patient care makes effective oversight essential. Healthcare projects often involve multiple stakeholders, extensive resources, and high-stakes outcomes, necessitating precise coordination…

[mysharona1987]

[aubiewabie33]

i love him more and more everyday🩷🩷

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

These MAGA fucks won't be happy until we return to a time when only straight, white, male, Christian, land-owners could vote! Women, wake up! They won't stop at taking away your right to make decisions about your own body. They want to take away your right to vote! What will be next?

[drjasvantmodi]

Dr. Jasvant Modi - A Retired Gastroenterologist

Born in Godhra, India in 1951, Dr. Jasvant Modi attended B.J. Medical College to earn his medical degree. Upon graduating, he continued his training with a gastroenterology residency in Chicago, Illinois. After immigrating to the United States in 1975, he has remained committed to the medical field.

[stopproject2025comic]

Reproductive rights in the US are in tatters. Project 2025 will make things much worse.

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[fellthemarvelous]

Deny. Defend. Depose.

It is clear to those of us that live in America, the only people we truly have on our side are ourselves. The ruling class has made it clear we don't matter to them.

Luigi Mangione was arrested and happened to have every single piece of evidence on him that law enforcement was looking for, including the parts for the ghost gun, inside his backpack (that he also got rid of in Central Park containing the Monopoly money???). Either he was trying to get caught or that evidence was planted. And when he was being forcefully pushed into the jail, he hollered back to the press about "injustice" and "being an insult to the intelligence of American citizens and our lived experiences."

The people have now turned against corporate America and the CEOs and billionaires are fucking terrified. Nothing the news stations are saying to us are changing our minds. The American people have finally united over this issue and there is no going back for us. Whoever did kill Brian Thompson (and theories abound on the game The Adjuster is playing because no one plays Monopoly alone) exposed the very real divide that exists between every day citizens and the extremely wealthy. Things were easier for them to control when they were able to divide us, but now that we are aware of how uncertain our future is in America and seeing just how little we matter to the people who take our money, we have realized that we have more in common with each other than the people who control every aspect of our lives. We are waking up.

There isn't one person in this country who hasn't been a victim to the predatory scam that is private health insurance. Medical debt is the leading cause of bankruptcy in America, and many of us are one ambulance ride or hospital stay away from homelessness. We all know people who have died because the insurance company denied them the treatment they needed or waited until it was too late for an approval of a medical claim to matter anymore.

Recently, I decided to be tested for autism and ADHD. Not life-threatening or anything, but my life is still in shambles and I want to know if I'm going untreated for something else. Before being tested though, I was informed that the insurance company (Aetna) has said that they were going to cover the full cost of the testing I was having (which was six hours of testing by the way). She even made sure several times that they were, in fact, going to cover it in full and they said yes.

The same day that Brian Thompson, CEO of another horrible healthcare company, was murdered in broad daylight, I received a call from that doctor's office with the woman telling me that Aetna was now telling her they never agreed to cover my testing and that they are going to bill me for $1600 (where the hell am I supposed to get that?) and she is fighting them, but considering our lives don't matter to the people who tell us what healthcare we are and are not allowed to receive, I don't think they will feel compelled to change their minds because they are bloodsucking parasites who only care about lining their pockets while I don't even have $6 lying around, let alone $1600!!

Corporate America leeches off our taxes. They take and take and take and we see nothing in return. They raise prices on insurance coverage and then deny us the very coverage that we pay for. They poison our food, price gouge our poisoned food, and then force us to pay for the treatment we get when the food makes us sick. Corporate America profits off of our hard work, our taxes, our health, our lives, our deaths.

I don't know if this will reach a larger audience or not, but I wanted to talk about it on Tumblr because this platform seems to be a crossroads for every type of creative soul. I initially brought up this idea on TikTok earlier, but I want to see if it can get traction in other places as well since I have fewer than 3,000 followers on TikTok (and I have seen a small few express interest in my idea in the hours since I posted the video.)

We're busy being lectured by politicians and the news media because while they are clutching their pearls at what happened to Brian Thompson, the rest of us do not give one single flying fuck about what happened to him. As CEO of a for-profit health insurance company, he signed off on denied claims and death for those of us who struggle to make it from one day to the next. The sicker you are, the poorer you are, the more they force you to struggle and pay. The love to deny coverage because regardless of whether we live or die, they already have the money we are forced to pay them.

I don't condone murder at all, but I also don't care that he was murdered because he was guilty of murdering so many more people in this country through legal means because it's profitable. The CEOs are scared and there are wanted posters with their names and faces popping up in places. Every CEO of every healthcare company is guilty of murdering Americans and they continue to go unpunished for it because "it's just business".

So (if you've read this far) all of this previous rambling is to say that I keep thinking about how I want to make an impression. I want to continue upsetting the billionaires and the CEOs because corporate America is full of murderers who are legally allowed to decide whether we live or die based on which outcome will give them more money.

I have thought about the idea of creating a wall/constructing a wall somewhere as an art piece or something (making a statement) that will somehow honor the memory of people who died because insurance denied them care.

I know I definitely want it to say something along the lines of "In memory of those murdered by for-profit healthcare systems in corporate America". Something blatant. Loud. Something they are forced to look at every single day. Somehow. The wall could have images of those who are gone, or names of the person who died with the name of the insurance company responsible for their death underneath. Just something to make it clear that we see them for what they are. Something to avenge those who were sacrificed so billionaires and CEOS and shareholders could brag about record profits. Something that shows the whole world that American citizens are waking up to who the real monsters are.

The Adjuster (whoever he is or is not) has fanned the flames of revolution in America. He managed to unite us in a way I can't even recall before. It's not over. We know what happened to Brian Thompson was just the beginning, and corporate America only just now realized how much we actually hate them. A single shooter has sparked an awakening in America that is starting to snowball into something much bigger.

So if there is anyone out there who might be interested in collaborating on something like this, please let me know. I know we are all tired and demoralized and we have no money. I want to make a statement though, and I love doing that through art or writing. Collaborating with other people who have been through this same shit will also probably help us unite even more.

This is a watershed moment in American history.

In the words of Kanan Jarrus, Jedi Knight,

"There is a future for us. One where we're all free. But it's up to us to make it happen."

[in4newz]

This shit costs 200rs... 2.1 $ or something... Why the fuck Americans are okay with this...

[ferretshark]

I found this on bluesky. If you know who made it, tell me so I can credit.

It’s perfect

[benjaminallhope-fulltimemind]

Don't let republicans fool you with their national populism cause they do not give a single care for veterans who died and suffered for America. They would hollow out the VA and fill it corporate and political stooges who would blindly follow the GOP's bidding. Our government doesn't care enough for veterans and here we have Republicans confirming it, remember it was Biden who passed the CARE act. So remember a future where our soldiers suffer more than they already do is what the Republicans want.

[hyperfixationinc]

Fun and simple DIY craft ideas!!

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January 2025

[roselites]

i think we've gotten so used to tv dialogue being expository or a device to move plot along that we've forgotten that people.......talk like that. us. we. we make stupid jokes and cross the line and don't realize until 0.5 seconds later. we deflect. we're cranky because of reasons unrelated to the person we're speaking to. we lash out. we say shitty things because we're feeling defensive or had a lapse in judgment or are plain scared. we have conversations that go nowhere, interrupted conversations, conversations where two people are having fundamentally different conversations and therefore have no hope of understanding one other in that particular moment…

the pitt respects its audience enough not to tell us what it wants to say in every single scene. some of the messaging is pretty clear: hey. we're in the middle of a hellish medical crisis. hey. your doctors and nurses are still not over 2020-2021. masks are good. stop listening to fuckass "wellness" quacks with a podcast. but other things aren't so cut and dry. and the beautiful thing? is that it doesn't place an explicit moral value on what the main characters say or do. santos is allowed to push past javadi's explicitly stated boundaries without being portrayed as evil. because most people like that aren't. they're just mildly annoying, and then you get to know them better and realize that they're so much more. (and when they report shit? believe them.)

robby gets to preach the merits of grieving and looking out for yourself while absolutely not doing it himself and what the narrative doesn't do? frame him as a hypocrite.

it puts the issue of david in front of you and doesn't tell you to be team robby or team mckay because you have both povs in front of you.

langdon is his own litmus test.

basically, the pitt operates under the assumption that we - the people watching the show, the people interested in this story - are both objective and compassionate viewers. some of us are really letting down the side, but you know what, that's fine. we live and we learn and we grow. and it's freaking cool that the people behind this show believe it enough to challenge our assumptions.

(but also... maybe start realizing that the characters are all subjectively speaking from their own interests, perspectives, backstories, etc. and not every interaction has to end in a tally of "who is right & who is wrong in this scenario." good tv writing doesn't work like that and neither does life.)

[vieoeil-riae]

something something blowjob after a paramedic!steb comes back after a long day at work currently in the works

[batty4her]

This morning, I mentioned the assassination to my coworkers. 2/3 of them said they would turn in the shooter for the reward money, and I think it says a lot about capitalism as a whole simply for the simple fact that Brian Thomason has a body-count of people I feel it would be impossible to count that he has killed due to his selfishness, laziness, and overall greed.

Not one person I have seen has been upset about his death. Not one. In fact, when they announced his murder on Facebook, the majority of reactions to it were out of the (last seen) 65k+ reactions, just over 58k were laugh reactions. The GP is not unhappy this man is dead.

It’s the fact they know the GP has suffered in the hands of (capitalism) Brian Thompson, and still beg for their help in the name of reward money. They’re asking a public that has been brutalized and robbed by this man to help find him and are only offering them a measly 60 thousand dollars to anyone who has any information that will lead to his arrest. Money that will probably go back to paying debts — some maybe caused by Brian Thompson and his team.

$60k.

That won’t even buy you a house.

So sure, turn him in for that money. That money they stole and are giving back to you. But just like I seen someone say — this is is like Katniss shooting the arrow up into the arena.

This is why capitalism continues to keep devastating the population of the world, not just the American population. Conquer, divide, control.

Raise a glass to the new world, it only gets scarier from here, folks.

[globalnewscollective]

Project 2025: A Blueprint for Democracy’s Demise?

What’s Happening?

It’s no longer a warning—it’s reality. Donald Trump has won the presidency, and Project 2025 (also known as the 2025 Presidential Transition Project) is now in full motion. This initiative, designed to reshape the executive branch of the U.S. federal government in the event of a Republican victory in the 2024 election, is no longer just a blueprint—it’s actively transforming the country before our very eyes.

This sweeping political takeover, spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation, is actively dismantling democratic institutions, expanding presidential power, and eroding fundamental rights. The time to stop it has passed—the time to resist is now.

Political scientist Laura Field warned that Project 2025 was never just about conservative policy: “They want to provide President Trump with the tools to overcome, in some cases, the legal or constitutional limits of the executive branch.” Now, those tools are in his hands. Constitutional law expert Erwin Chemerinsky previously called the plan “deeply frightening,” and Joe Biden described it as “the greatest attack on our system of government and personal freedom ever proposed in this country’s history.” Those warnings have become our new reality.

Here’s what is already happening:

50,000 career federal employees have been fired, replaced by hardline Trump loyalists—an unprecedented purge of government professionals.

The Insurrection Act has been invoked, allowing the U.S. military to enforce domestic laws and suppress opposition.

Political opponents are being targeted, with DOJ resources used to investigate and prosecute those who resist the administration.

The Supreme Court’s oversight has been weakened, effectively allowing Trump to rule with minimal checks on his power.

Paul Dans, a key Project 2025 leader, openly stated that they were preparing to “march into office with an army of ideologically aligned conservatives.” That march is over. The takeover is complete.

Why This Should Terrify You

The America you knew is disappearing. Here’s what is already at stake:

Federal Agencies Are Being Dismantled: The Department of Education is being gutted, civil rights protections are vanishing, and agencies that safeguard healthcare and environmental protections are under siege.

The Government Has Become a Propaganda Machine: Career professionals have been replaced with political operatives, ensuring that government agencies now serve only Trump’s interests.

Checks and Balances Are Crumbling: Trump’s power is expanding rapidly, with fewer legal and institutional barriers to stop him.

Dissent Is Being Crushed: Journalists, activists, and political opponents are being targeted, making free speech increasingly dangerous.

Kamala Harris had explicitly warned that Trump had a “detailed and dangerous plan called Project 2025”—and now, he’s executing it.

Why This Matters to You

If you’re a young adult, woman, or member of a marginalized community, you are already feeling the effects of Project 2025:

Your Reproductive Rights Are Disappearing: Nationwide abortion bans and birth control restrictions are being enforced.

Your Education Is Under Attack: Public school and university funding cuts are already affecting accessibility and affordability.

Your Future Is in Danger: Environmental deregulation is accelerating climate change, leaving younger generations to deal with the fallout.

Your Freedom to Be Yourself Is Under Threat: LGBTQ+ rights, racial justice efforts, and diversity programs are being dismantled at a rapid pace.

This is not a distant threat—it’s happening right now. And if you don’t take action, the damage may become irreversible.

The Bigger Picture

What’s happening in the U.S. mirrors global trends—authoritarian leaders are rising, using democratic systems to cement their control. Project 2025 is not just an attack on America’s democracy; it’s part of a worldwide movement to undermine freedom and human rights.

The frightening reality? Once a democracy is dismantled, history shows that it rarely comes back without a fight. The window for reversing this course is closing fast.

What Can You Do?

Stay Informed: Share updates on Project 2025, educate your peers, and spread awareness—knowledge is power.

Support Resistance Movements: Join organizations fighting for civil rights, democracy, and social justice.

Use Your Voice: Social media, protests, community action—speak out before it’s too late.

Prepare for the Worst: Recognize the risks of authoritarian rule and find ways to protect yourself and those around you.

We are no longer on the brink—we are in the crisis. Project 2025 is happening, and the time to resist is now. The question is: What will you do?

For real-time updates on the progress of Project 2025, visit Project2025.Observer.

https://thehill.com/opinion/5186896-trump-project-2025/