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Education

Critically Acclaimed Authors Headline the 2025-2026 William N. Skirball Writers Center Stage Series

Incredible authors will return to the Maltz Performing Arts Center for the popular William N. Skirball Writers Center Stage Series, presented by the Cuyahoga County Public Library Foundation and its academic partner, Case Western Reserve University. ...
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Living Wills, Health Care Directives and Other Vital Documents

More than essential legal tools, these documents can help you shape the life you want to lead as you age. The planning and thought involved in making and maintaining advance directives can give you a sense of autonomy and peace. ...
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How Nurses Can Build Meaningful Community Engagement

Nurses hold distinctive abilities and expertise that establish them as inherent community leaders and champions. Their medical knowledge and their grasp of population health requirements generate chances to develop strong bonds with the communities they assist. Creating significant involvement demands purposeful commitment and tactical methods that expand nursing influence beyond medical facility boundaries.

Establish Health Education Programs in Underserved Areas

Establishing convenient health education programs fills critical voids in community medical awareness. Nurses collaborate with recreational facilities, public libraries, and religious institutions to:

  • Provide seminars on managing long-term conditions
  • Prevention strategies
  • Medical understanding

These initiatives should emphasize hands-on abilities that residents can apply immediately. These include monitoring blood pressure, handling medications, and identifying urgent medical signs.

Effective programs customize material to match particular communities’ cultural backgrounds and linguistic needs. Through maintaining regular timing and reliable involvement, nurses develop confidence and authority that promotes continued engagement. This ongoing connection generates cascading benefits as attendees distribute information to relatives and community members, expanding the program’s scope and effectiveness.

Collaborate with Local Schools on Health Initiatives

Educational institutions offer immediate family connections and create venues for tackling health inequalities from the start. Nurses can partner with teachers to embed wellness topics into current academic programs, perform health assessments, and establish vaccination centers.

These collaborations generate chances to detect and treat health concerns before they worsen, while teaching students healthy habits they can maintain as adults. Outside of immediate medical care, nurses can guide pupils exploring healthcare professions, offering advice about academic routes and career options. For individuals contemplating nursing, details about choices like an accelerated nursing program in Ohio can assist students in grasping how to smoothly enter the profession while fulfilling community healthcare demands.

Participate in Policy Advocacy at Local Government Levels

Policy choices made at municipal and county levels substantially affect community health results.

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Stay Safe in Hot Weather

Because heat-related illnesses can involve dizziness, confusion and dehydration, it can be difficult for someone experiencing one to think clearly. Older adults, their caregivers and loved ones should look out for signs of overheating. ...
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Mental Health Apps & Older Adults

Mental health apps are becoming valuable tools for older adults, including those dealing with depression. Apps can be especially valuable because they are often accessible, cost-effective, private and consistently supportive. ...
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Triumph: Benjamin Rose Celebrates You!

Benjamin Rose, a leader in supporting older adults and caregivers in Cleveland, is hosting a lunch celebration and community fair on Aug. 1. ...
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Ick, a Tick. Now What?

Maybe Lyme disease has a better publicist, since that's the one most familiar to us. It's spread primarily through the bites of blacklegged ticks. But when you find a bloated tick attached to your skin, who's looking at legs? All tick encounters should be taken seriously, regardless of its leg color. ...
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Free Webinar Gets Your Affairs in Order

"Late To Your Own Funeral: How to Leave a Legacy and Not a Logjam" is the topic of a free webinar offered by Northeast Ohio Thrive in partnership with Positive Aging Community. ...
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