About Clinical Care
Taking care of patients and their communities is at the heart of what hospitals do, and that wouldn’t be possible without the clinical services that hospitals provide. These services touch all aspects of a hospital’s operations, ranging from the emergency department to behavioral health. Through its numerous area-specific groups, CHA provides advocacy and representation on all aspects of operations — guiding hospitals in meeting regulatory, legal, and licensing requirements.
Hospital Implementation of the Plan of Safe Care
Overview Calling all maternal child health champions! This webinar is intended to support the paradigm shift on how maternal substance use and perinatal substance exposed newborns are addressed in Orange County hospitals. Participants will receive standardized tools to successfully implement the Plan of Safe Care and learn key strategies to enhance communication and service delivery […]
Kristy Regains Normalcy Through Surgery
After being diagnosed with peritoneal cancer, Kristy underwent a specialized surgical procedure at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital that helped her regain normalcy. Today, she cherishes time with family and friends and is grateful for the care she received at Cottage.
Collaboration for Care: Building Trust and Transparency Across Care Partners
Care Collaboration Across the Continuum Care collaboration is crucial for high-quality, cost-effective, patient-centered care. However, challenges in data sharing and communication among care settings hinder this process. The recent Southern California Care Collaboration Conference, hosted by HASC and PointClickCare, an Endorsed Business Partner, addressed these issues with insights from hospitals, skilled nursing facilities (SNF), health […]
Cherished Futures Marks Third Year of Efforts to Address Birth Inequities Impacting Black Families
Cherished Futures for Black Moms & Babies celebrated its third year of working to improve birth equity for Black families in LA County and released two new reports.
Spreading the Word About Heart Disease in Women
Zuleyma Santos was just 35 when she was diagnosed with a form of heart failure. A mechanical pump implanted by Keck Hospital of USC doctors has given her a new lease on life while she awaits a transplant.