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What's the best part of your job? For me, it's the opportunity to work closely with the nursing staff at Phoenix Children's Hospital to provide training, education, and ongoing support. This ensures that we maximize the benefits of our technology and seamlessly integrate our solutions into the hospital's workflow. As a proud representative of our Patient Monitoring Division, I take pride in contributing to improving patient outcomes through our #Invos #patientmonitoring #cerebraloximetry #NIRS technology. What's your favorite part of your job? #patientcare #patientsafety #improvingoutcomes #patientmonitoring #nicu #picu #cardiac #intensivecareunit #medtronicemployee #medicaldevices #healthcare

An analysis of 26 skilled nursing facilities over 3 years found that adopting Swift led to a 38% reduction in pressure injury prevalence. This significant improvement demonstrates the impact of our solution on clinical outcomes. See more outcomes: https://lnkd.in/e9-Ht7VQ #skillednursing #longtermcare #pressureinjuries #woundcare

It is interesting to see this in the news a lot at the moment. The discussion is around giving patients decaffeinated drinks to reduces falls risk and to improve their care. Here is one article from Nursing Times - https://ow.ly/mrpq50Rp5Hx What do you think about this research?

The potential of Institutional Special Needs Plans (I-SNPs) to enhance both clinical outcomes and financial sustainability in nursing homes is gaining well-deserved attention. As we continue the national shift towards value-based care, it's critical to explore innovative care models that prioritize patient outcomes while managing costs. As authors of a recent NEJM Group article note, “the financial risk taken on by these plans creates incentives for on-the-ground investments in clinical care.” This approach helps keep care in the nursing home setting, reducing unnecessary hospitalizations and improving care quality. Here at CareNu, we help providers embrace the opportunities and challenges of risk-based models, offering the tools, support and expertise necessary to navigate this evolving landscape. Risk isn’t something to be feared –– it's a catalyst for innovation and improvement in healthcare. And I-SNPs, with their focus on patient-centered, high-quality care, are a prime example of how taking on risk can lead to better outcomes for both residents and providers. #CareNuCares #CareNuIsNow #ISNP #ValueBasedCare #HealthcareInnovation

Access the complete PDF Test Bank for Nursing Delegation and Management of Patient Care 3rd Edition by Motacki. Instantly expand your knowledge with our comprehensive test banks. #testbank #test_banks #solutions_manual

🗞️ INFERMIERISTICA JOURNAL V 3 I 3 OUT NOW ⤵️ The new issue (Vol. 3, Issue 3) of Infermieristica Journal is out! The cover, designed by Finn, focuses on healthcare simulation, with an editorial by Francesco Severi and Marco de Luca from Meyer Children’s Hospital IRCCS. Learn how simulation enhances healthcare staff training, reduces burnout, and addresses the global nursing shortage. A must-read for those staying updated on innovations in nursing practice. Check out the latest issue today! Buy it now and support the nursing research: https://lnkd.in/dGpYmRyT #scientificjournal #simulation #healthcaresimulation #healthsimulation

Why Did New York State Hospitals Rank So Poorly? Since 2015 we have noted the high pressure injury rates of NYS hospitals and we’ve noted the poor quality performances of our neighborhoods’ hospitals. How can this be when so much time and attention is placed on improving quality? Not surprisingly one particular problem was noted - “pressure ulcers” that one confounding problem that, in some hospitals, seems to defy efforts using preventative measures. We founded Care Improvement Strategies LLC to attempt to increase the focus of our area hospitals on the importance of accurate assessments and timely and consistent preventative interventions. Thank you, Dr. McLoughlin,for your timely and comprehensive review of NYS hospital’s challenges. Why Did New York State Hospitals Rank So Poorly? Colleen C. McLaughlin, PhDcorresponding author Author information Copyright and License information PMC Disclaimer Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Albany, NY corresponding authorCorresponding author. Colleen C. McLaughlin: ude.shpca@nilhgualcm.neelloc Correspondence to: Colleen C. McLaughlin, PhD, Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, 106 New Scotland Avenue, Albany, NY 12208. E-mail: ude.sh Contact us through Care Improvement Strategies LLC (https://lnkd.in/dUziZBKv) if you are interested in seeing how your hospitals’ pressure injury rates compare to other NY hospitals in and around NYC.

Why Internal Medicine? In this video, Joseph, an RN on H81, talks about the opportunity to work with a wide variety of patients and patient needs, the close collaboration of teams, and the "great coworkers". There's good conversation and great teamwork, on the unit and during team outings. That's why, after three years on H81, he does not see himself leaving any time soon. Curious about H81 and how we can help you get in touch with the reason you got into nursing? Let's talk. #ClevelandClinic

Palliative care is vital for nursing home residents to improve their quality of life and care, yet it's often underutilized. Our recent study with Connie Cole, PhD, DNP, APRN, ACHPN; C. Robert Bennett PhD, CPNP-AC, PNP-BC, CCRN; Regina Fink; Kathleen Unroe; and Cari Levy tackles this issue by examining current referral practices and proposed recommendations for ideal criteria. Read more here: https://buff.ly/3y7F4kW

Read our latest publication on Issuu: Test Bank-Leadership in Nursing Practice;The Intersection of Innovation Teamwork in Healthcare Systems 4E by Weberg & Mangold https://lnkd.in/debZhUh5