Convergence of Service Providers and Managers' Perspectives on Strengths, Gaps, and Priorities for Rural Health System Redesign: A Whole-Systems Qualitative Study in Washington County, Maine.

Introduction: Both rural residents and state government leaders describe a need to redesign rural health care systems. Community members should be at the center of this effort.

Methods: We conducted 46 in-depth interviews of direct service providers between September and November 2020 in Washington County, Maine.

Adapting systems thinking and safety reporting in high-consequence industries to healthcare.

This chapter uses a systems approach to represent the healthcare sector and positions safety reporting programs as feedback mechanisms to reactively, proactively, and predictively improve the overall reliability and safety of care practices. Drawing from the aviation sector, benefits and limitations of different safety reporting systems are explored and challenges to adapting such systems into healthcare are presented. Examples of successful adaptation and implementation in healthcare demonstrate that while adaptation is possible and could yield impressive outcomes, such programs remain susceptible to the natural tendency of the healthcare system to remain siloed and internally competitive, rather than holistic and team-oriented.

The HELIO-geophysical storminess health effects in the cardio-vascular system of a human in the middle and high latitudes.

Introduction: cardiovascular impairment remains one of the most current problems of today's life and the definition of the connection between its development and the state of heliogeophysical storminess is currently important. The results of long-term researches of communication between cardiovascular catastrophes (myocardial infarction) and heliogeophysical storminess in the middle and high latitudes are shown in this work.

Aim: to study the influence of space weather parameters on human cardio-vascular system in the high and middle latitudes.

The HELIO-geophysical storminess health effects in the cardio-vascular system of a human in the middle and high latitudes.

Introduction: cardiovascular impairment remains one of the most current problems of today's life and the definition of the connection between its development and the state of heliogeophysical storminess is currently important. The results of long-term researches of communication between cardiovascular catastrophes (myocardial infarction) and heliogeophysical storminess in the middle and high latitudes are shown in this work.

Aim: to study the influence of space weather parameters on human cardio-vascular system in the high and middle latitudes.