Roxanna Guilford-Blake

Ghostwritten blog post for WCG

Diagnosing early-stage dementia is often delayed by time constraints in primary care visits, a shortage of dementia specialists, and long waitlists. A program at the Medical University of South Carolina may offer a solution, according to a paper recently published in the Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology.

This short blog post explains to caregivers how to recognize mild heart attacks and how to care for their loved ones afterward.

Information for HCPs about caring for transgender and nonbinary people.

Finding inclusive healthcare is elusive. Transgender and nonbinary patients frequently struggle to find healthcare providers who are knowledgeable about their medical and healthcare issues—such as hormone replacement therapy and gender-affirming surgery—and who are sensitive to their unique experiences, including trauma histories.

This is one in a series of articles I ghostwrote for Brightstar Care. The audience is family caregivers who are caring for an elderly relative.

...................................For caregivers and their loved ones, understanding the interplay between dementia and paranoia is crucial. The article provides tips and guidance to help them do this compassionately and effectively.

The e-book/white paper provides

An overview of current trends shaping healthcare communications

Insights on the role of AI in healthcare communication

Details on how to use communications APIs for better patient engagement

Examples of communications APIs in action for patient outreach

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Successful compliance with increasingly strict and regularly changing data privacy laws requires effective consent management processes. To ensure its clients comply with privacy laws, Throtle developed a comprehensive privacy and consent management checklist.

Top-of-funnel article that outlines telehealth-related considerations patients have when choosing a healthcare provider.

"When considering telehealth providers, ask yourself: What do my patients want from their healthcare professionals?"

"A Primer on Achieving 988 Crisis Call Center Success," developed for Core Solutions Inc., provides strategies for effective 988 crisis call centers, including risk assessment, care coordination, mobile response teams, and tech solutions (e.g., telehealth.) The guide focuses on achieving efficient, coordinated crisis response to improve outcomes.

I wrote most of the material and complied and edited the rest from other Core Solutions blog posts.

Written for caregivers, this post gives an overview on how to choose and work with a private-duty caregiver.

Roughly 70% of Americans who reach age 65 will need some sort of caregiver. While some people have family members who can fulfill a part- or full-time caregiving role, many will look to experienced professionals.

An article for GEHC on the evolution of point of care ultrasound (POCUS)

This eBook discusses how cloud-based communication tools support medical practices, even small ones. It focuses on Vonage's UCaaS platform.

Blog post written for WCG.
https://www.wcgclinical.com/insights/is-that-heart-attack-really-an-adverse-event-download/

The theme: Without the right independent expertise, sponsors launching obesity trials risk misidentifying adverse events (AE) and creating conflicts of interest. Independent experts can provide a more consistent evaluation of AEs, safety, etc. This helps ensure rigorous regulatory submission and eliminates any perception of conflict of interest.