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SafelyYou Respond™ not only detects and helps prevent falls, but also empowers community staff to understand how and why falls occur, determine if an on-the-ground event was a true fall or an intentional self-lowering, and build more trusting relationships with families. With SafelyYou, teams have insight into a fall’s root cause and get support from remote clinicians to develop the most effective interventions—giving families greater peace of mind. See how SafelyYou Respond™ works here https://bit.ly/3PjKn5S

Trauma-informed care. Attend this webinar to learn how to assess residents' life experiences, learn ways that your community can offer a safe and supportive environment, and more. https://okt.to/5qYBdN MMP Code: MMP11

https://lnkd.in/diRPxv8E ¶ What is the meaning of Acute and Chronic Conditions? ¶ How to code acute and chronic conditions? ¶ What are the basic guidelines for coding both acute and chronic conditions?

Check out my blog post https://wix.to/TCX1Qqt #newblogpost

Let Grow - I came across this company in my job search. And WOW!!! I have been amazed at how they are promoting #play and integrating #independence for children. One thing I discovered as a classroom teacher is today's children are desperately in need of independence to learn and discover life. They need parents and schools to stop holding their hand every step of the way! When I was a child, my parents didn't know where I was a good bit of the time. We lived on a large property where there were KNOWN wild animals that probably could have killed us. But guess what? I never saw one. Never got chased, attacked, kidnapped, ran over, etc. That's not to say that these things don't happen but they don't happen near as much as our fear leads us to believe. I saw a post recently where they asked an elderly person to explain their biggest #regret and they said, "I regret that I spent so much time worried about things that never happened." What #perspective! As FDR once said, "So, first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to #fear is...fear itself — nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance." We are paralyzing our children with fear. We are robbing them of #discovery, independence, problem-solving skills, self-esteem. Take them off the electronics. Let them go outside and #explore. Let them discover who they are, how they feel, what they want to do, without hearing your voice telling them. Let them #GROW! I encourage you to let your child join the #challenge they are hosting this month. They can win $300 for submitting their Let Grow Independence challenge. It's a great chance to begin allowing your child to experience a different world. https://lnkd.in/gKFxEfQW While you're there, check out their free resources for families, crime statistics, state laws, etc. I have learned so much today! Have a great day LinkedIn!

Attend this webinar to learn how to determine the appropriate time to initiate goals of care conversations with families and residents. https://okt.to/qKz9w4 MMP Code: MMP11

In this video, Dr. Aderoju and I engage in a role-playing exercise to demonstrate how providers can respond when a patient is complaining of severe abdominal pain. These conversations can be complex, especially if they are requesting narcotics for relief, so it's crucial to understand how to communicate effectively. Check it out at the link below and feel free to share your thoughts: #Communication #PatientExperience #Healthcare

Understanding the principles of the trauma-informed approach is crucial because it helps individuals, organizations, and communities better support and respond to people who have experienced trauma. This approach emphasizes safety, trustworthiness, collaboration, empowerment, and resilience, fostering environments that promote healing and recovery for those impacted by trauma. By incorporating these principles into various settings such as healthcare, education, and social services, we can create more supportive and effective systems that promote well-being and prevent retraumatization.

From Classic to Smart: The Evolution of ID Tags https://lnkd.in/diBPvjd4

Remember that ACEs dashboard I was hired to build? The Preventing ACEs Dashboard? The dashboard specifically made to inform people about the prevalence of ACEs, plus protective and risk factors in Minnesota school districts? Using the amazing MN Student Survey data from Minnesota Department of Education? Well, it's here! (and is technically 4 dashboards connected via a landing page)