Caringly

Proud to be a small part of the impact Caringly is making on medical staff's day-to-day. Vivek K. brought me on earlier this year to help mature Caringly's user experience to make it easier for charge nurses to view and manage their most at-risk patients at a glance. Safe to say, we're well on our way to achieving our goals of empowering charge nurses for better patient outcomes.

Thrilled to see our solution already making an impact just two days after launch! 🙌 One of the Clinical Unit Supervisor shared "Thanks for listening to all the CUS input... [Caringly] saved so much time!" We are thankful to the CUS Team and their leadership for trusting us. And for their invaluable input during development. This kind of feedback fuels our mission to develop tools that truly address the challenges of #PatientHandoffs between clinicians. Thank you to my amazing team without whom this would NOT have been possible. Daya Sharma, Muhammad Umair Raza, Scott Allison, 🇲🇺 Sandeep Ramgolam #NursesOnLinkedIn #TransitionOfCare #NurseHandoffs

"Thank you for listening to [Nurses.]" Caringly saved so much time. #ChargeNurseHandoff #NursesOnLinkedIn #NurseHandoff

This is how you make a difference! https://lnkd.in/eZQeVXbs Shift change handoffs are pivotal moments in acute care nursing, yet starting, sustaining, and measuring systematic nurse handoffs across organizations can be challenging. Surprisingly, there’s limited peer-reviewed evidence on the perceived quality and professional experiences of nurse handoffs. An interprofessional study group led by my good friend, Joni Watson, DNP, MBA, RN, OCN, is working to generate that evidence through the first of its kind, the State of Nurse Handoffs in America survey. Here are some additional details about this work: This 5- minute survey is open now through Sept. 15th via https://lnkd.in/eZQeVXbs ■ The study aims to understand nurses’ perceptions of the quality of shift change handoffs nationwide. ■ All responses are CONFIDENTIAL. ■ The survey takes 5 minutes or less to complete. ■ Participants can win one of 20 $75 Amazon gift cards. ■ Any LPN, RN, or APRN in the U.S. can complete the survey. ■ The study is particularly looking at acute care nurses’ responses. ■The study team will publish the aggregate survey analysis results in a peer-reviewed nursing journal. They also plan to publish a systematic review of the limited evidence. Join us in this crucial effort to improve nurse handoffs and ultimately, patient care. #NurseHandoffs #PatientCare #NursingResearch #HealthcareQuality #NurseAdvocacy #PatientSafety

Calling all nurses - how can we solve #NurseHandoffs! I have seen first hand the challenges to streamline and create protocols for high quality handoffs that improve nurses workflows - and diminish errors. Surprisingly, there's limited peer-reviewed evidence on nurse handoffs. I met this team 6 years ago - when they pitched a nurse handoff solution at Northeastern University; but there wasn't enough data....so they are back at it today: They have a study led by Joni Watson, DNP, MBA, RN, OCN who is working to generate that evidence with State of Nurse Handoffs in America survey. Sharing for anyone who wants to participate! - Take the survey https://lnkd.in/eMpYfP-q - Participants can win one of 20 $75 Amazon gift cards. - All responses are CONFIDENTIAL. The survey takes 5 minutes or less to complete. - The study team will publish the aggregate survey analysis results in a peer-reviewed nursing journal. ----- Please provide your feedback and share with anyone! #NursesOnLinkedIn #HealthcareOnLinkedIn #NurseInnovation Vivek K.

Hello all my nursing friends! I recently chatted with Vivek K. about improving patient handoffs. Surprisingly, there's limited peer-reviewed evidence on the perceived quality of nurse handoffs. Vivek is working with Joni Watson, DNP, MBA, RN, OCN to generate that data with her survey, State of Nurse Handoffs in America. If you are willing to take the survey, Vivek and Joni would greatly appreciate it. The survey takes less than 5 minutes to complete and all responses are confidential. The study team will publish the aggregate survey analysis results in a peer-reviewed nursing journal. To take the survey, follow the link below!

I humbly request nurses in my network to please add your voice (and your team's voice) to the State of #NurseHandoffs in America study led by Joni Watson, DNP, MBA, RN, OCN -  https://lnkd.in/gRkCFdez (submissions are anonymous). If you are NOT a nurse, please tag a nurse in the comments. - Better handoffs means better #PatientSafety and #NurseQualityOfLife - 80% of all #ErrorsInHealthcare occur at transition of care - We have no visibility into the quality of nearly a million nurse handoffs that take place #EverydayInAmerica #BedsideShiftReport #NursesOnLinkedIn #PatientSafety #SONHA Jaclyn Carr, Anna Cerra, DNP, RN, MSN, MHA, FAAN, Beena Peters, DNP, RN, FACHE, FABC, Harriet Chinakwe, MBA,BSN,RN, Lisa Baumgardner, Angie Begonia, Benny Lucas, RN, BSN, MHA, NEA-BC, Angelica Seales BSN, RN, Sarah Jewell, Katarzyna Moskal Laccona, MSN, RN, NVRN-BC, Annah Boyd, BSN, RN, OCN, Tyla Pratt-Wildman, Sherry Leonard Marks

Thank you to the #nurses adding their voices to the State of Nurse Handoffs in America survey. We’re building momentum, & still have space to hear others’ #BedsideShiftReport experiences. Voices needed from 8 more states. https://lnkd.in/gJUCZNvS

Solid progress in survey participation across the country. Still miles to go to make the survey most comprehensive ever! Share your feedback anonymously: https://lnkd.in/gEYvdw6S And enter to win one of 20 Amazon Gift Cards for $75! #NursesOnLinkedIn #HealthcareOnLinkedIn

Dear Nurses, Please share your experience with bedside shift reports. This survey is designed to collect feedback from acute care nurses about their current experiences with shift change handoffs/bedside shift reports. All participants are eligible for a prize of $75 Amazon Gift Card. Twenty (20) Gift Cards will be awarded by random selection. All responses are CONFIDENTIAL. Individual responses by nurses will NOT be shared with anyone outside the study's Principal Investigators (PI). The PI's intend to publish the aggregate analysis of the survey results. #PatientSafety #NurseHandoffs #NursingExcellence #NursesOnLinkedIn