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Mike P.
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Meeting Demands for Care.
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S uccessful delivery of healthcare is based more on responsiveness to demand for services than any other variable. Healthcare organizations must be able to adapt care delivery ...
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Next on Healthcare Today.
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Exploring ways to improve patient flow utilizing patient centered care (PCC) as a foundational support.
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Hospital or Hotel: Social Admissions.
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T hey're often called "social admissions". Those folks that are typically elderly that cannot take care of themselves anymore or their family members don't want to/c ...
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Hospital or Hotel: Social Admissions.
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T hey're often called "social admissions". Those folks that are typically elderly that cannot take care of themselves anymore or their family members don't want to/c ...
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Hospital cleaning agents hazardous to staff and others.
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T his issue regarding cleaning products in healthcare organizations and the effects on staff members is real. Nurses, ancillary staff, and other support staff can have serious ...
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Consequences of our actions are ever lasting.
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A n elderly woman has difficulties walking and uses an assistive device to get around. Her gait is typically unstable and she has been advised several times by her family to & ...
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Twellow & Twitter for Healthcare Organizations.
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I n our current world of computerized everything, social networks are plentiful and all the rage. While I have a Facebook and Twitter account I must admit I consider myself a ...
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Employed physicians doing well despite economy.
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P rivate practice providers may not be jumping up and down for joy as stated in this press release from bnet, however employed providers received a salary raise in 2008 that w ...
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Provider back injuries, a large problem.
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I n recent months several of our nursing staff have succumb to lower back injuries which were sustained while caring for obese patients. The injuries have resulted in several ...
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American Academy of Nursing: Raise the Voice.
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T he American Academy of Nursing (AAN) has launched a campaign entitled Raise the Voice which entails the involvement of nursing leadership as a response group to meet the cha ...
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Tracking your health on Facebook.
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W hile clearly not a professionally designed study with only 26 responses. One blogger poses the question of people tracking their own health data on Facebook. Keeping in mind ...
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Provider shortages not just a domestic issue.
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H ealthcare provider shortages are not just a domestic problem for the U.S. Healthcare organizations abroad are also feeling the pinch of healthcare demands exceeding staffing ...
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Seniors + Alcohol = Badness
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M ost of us would agree that doing anything in moderation would be considered prudent. However even then, sometimes it is best to just abstain. A new UCLA study published in t ...
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20 Degree Rule of Healthcare
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Healthcare like any other business sector has its ebbs and flows, peaks for demand and lulls. After working in emergency medicine for several years it is interesting to see wh ...
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20 Degree Rule of Healthcare.
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Healthcare like any other business sector has its ebbs and flows, peaks for demand and lulls. After working in emergency medicine for several years it is interesting to see wh ...
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EMR privacy issues causing friction in D.C.
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T he new White House administration is pushing for electronic medical record (EMR) use as part of the recent healthcare stimulus package. Concerns regarding privacy issues for ...
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450 patients get hepatitis from healthcare providers.
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AnewCDC studythat was published in the Annals of Internal Medicine show that some 60,000 patients were at risk for contracting hepatitis B and hepatitis C from healthcare pers ...
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Healthcare bailout: Who is this helping?
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H ealthcare gets its bailout. A whopping $144 billion to shore up Medicaid, $30 billion to improve COBRA insurance coverage, $50 billion to help healthcare organizations to ad ...
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Reasonable and Customary, I think not.
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T he insurer stands by the quality of the information in the database and does not acknowledge any wrongdoing. That was the line from United Health after a yearlong investigat ...
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Almost half of all Americans think government insurance plan will worsen healthcare.
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A report out from Rasmussen Reports states that almost half of all U.S. voters think the quality of healthcare would decline if a national health insurance plan was created an ...
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