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Learn MoreMaking sure your providers are receiving every bit of the learning they need can seem impossible to address in in its entirety. This article examines how meeting regulatory requirements for mandatory education doesn’t have to be a headache.
Patients’ impressions, especially around cost and perceived value, are having an increasing effect on healthcare providers’ bottom lines.
Our survey of healthcare compliance leaders found that there’s room for standardization in the way healthcare organizations address COI compliance. Here are three findings relevant to the current fragmented ways many hospitals work to uncover and eliminate conflicts of interest.
Resuscitation success is a goal that organizations across the healthcare continuum are going to have to work harder to achieve. Using hospitals’ experience as a template is going to help them get there sooner.
Onboarding is the time to start new nurses off with a strong foundation by ensuring they have good mentorship, correct expectations, and a proper support system.
HCCS—A HealthStream Company recently surveyed healthcare leaders about the COI compliance programs in their organizations. Here’s how these leaders thought their COI Management processes needed to be improved.
Taking a performance guided learning approach to employee education has great potential in the healthcare setting, thanks to its ability to customize programs and meet employees where they are in terms of learning needs.
Credentialing and privileging are two very different things when it comes to resuscitation training; are your medical professionals properly prepared for emergency situations?
To establish a baseline for COI compliance programs, HCCS surveyed 281 U.S. healthcare compliance leaders about their programs. Using the results, here are three suggestions HCCS offers to improve COI Management effectiveness across the healthcare industry.
The first step in preventing adverse patient events is to ensure that there is a culture of safety in hospitals and organizations. Adverse events need to be viewed as both a learning opportunity and a new opportunity to use a systems approach to patient safety and error prevention.
Virtual Care Technology – Challenges & Solutions The Outlook for Virtual Healthcare Technology Virtual care technology may be one of the major ways we can change how healthcare is delivered to meet the growing needs of the U.S. population. Here are some its challenges and opportunities, as well as predictions for the future.
Resuscitation Expert Donna Haynes make the case for redoubling the efforts across the healthcare continuum to improve resuscitation readiness and competency. Success rates are grim; we can make a difference!
The transition from the classroom to the clinical floor can be extremely challenging for new graduate nurses, and it is easy for them to unwittingly make serious mistakes.
When split-second decisions have to be made, no one is giving a healthcare professional a multiple choice question to guide the care provided. Clinicians must be prepared to make decisions and take action without the prompting a multiple choice question is likely to provide.
A high-quality resuscitation program doesn’t just cover cardiac arrest but prepares students for any medical eventuality in which they may be called on to provide care.
Patients in hospice care may need differing hospice levels of care, as the impact of disease progresses or their health condition worsens. Every type of hospice care is appropriate when an illness is not responding to medical attempts to cure it or to slow the disease's progress.
Hospital readmissions affect staffing, revenue and care quality. But, readmission rates vary greatly by hospital and by state, providing us with an indication that we might have the opportunity to reduce rates by improving hospital processes. Learn more.
Performance-guided learning changes the education dynamic in healthcare by connecting job performance with educational goals, allowing employees to be both student and teacher and evolve in ways that play to their strengths.
Equipping your care providers with a quality residency program at the start of their careers is one way to prevent the unfortunate combination of actions that can lead to adverse patient outcomes.
You have to assess multiple healthcare employee attributes to get a complete picture of his or her level of clinical competency. It is important to measure knowledge, skill level, and emotional intelligence in staff members and then instituting measures to enhance these characteristics.
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