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Check out this blog post written by Katrina Whitehair, MBA, and Elizabeth Monroe on options for when you are starting your career as a plastic surgeon. You can read it now on the VMG Health website. #newblogpost #plasticsurgery

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PS and QI Education series topic- 3 #Quality department collaboration with other departments . Imagine a scenario where the head of the surgery department in a hospital is working closely with the quality department. The surgery department head is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the surgical unit, ensuring surgeries are scheduled efficiently, and overseeing the staff. On the other hand, the quality department focuses on maintaining high standards of care, monitoring patient outcomes, and ensuring that the surgical unit follows all necessary protocols and guidelines. Through collaboration, the surgery department head can share insights into operational challenges they face, such as scheduling conflicts or equipment maintenance issues. The quality department can then provide guidance on implementing quality improvement initiatives, conducting audits to identify areas for enhancement, and ensuring that the surgical unit meets regulatory requirements. By working together, they can create a more streamlined process for scheduling surgeries, implement best practices to enhance patient safety, and ultimately improve the overall quality of care provided in the surgical unit. This collaborative effort not only benefits the patients by ensuring they receive top-notch care but also contributes to the hospital's reputation for excellence in healthcare. #collaboration #healthcare #quality #safety #hospitals

Proper staff training is crucial for reducing downtime, maintaining equipment quality, and managing repair costs.¹ Our Academy of Clinical Education (ACE) program offers accredited continuing education units for OR and SPD team members. Administrators can also benefit by ensuring staff are proficient in operating and maintaining surgical equipment, ultimately controlling costs. See our available online modules here: https://lnkd.in/gF8_eJg5 #healthcare #medicaldevices #patientsafety #endoscopy #hospitals 1. Endoscopic Strategies for Elevating Operating Room Efficiency," Outpatient Surgery Magazine, June 2024

If you're planning to schedule a surgery or hospital stay, it's important to be aware of what is known as the "July Effect". A study conducted by Harvard Medical School found that patients at teaching hospitals generally have a lower risk of dying than those at non-teaching hospitals. However, during July, when a new group of trainee doctors begins their residencies, the risk of adverse outcomes for high-risk patients increases. In fact, for patients who come to teaching hospitals with heart attacks, the risk of death in hospitals can increase from 20 percent to 25 percent during July. The study also found that teaching hospitals with the highest percentages of trainees have the greatest difference in outcomes between May and July. It's important to keep this in mind when deciding where to receive medical care, especially if you're considered a high-risk patient. https://lnkd.in/e_KPsZNQ

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Seeking top medical reps and Physicians that have an interest in prevention and nutrition. This is the next new major biomarker and it helps address the #1 cause of disease. We are monetizing Preventive Medicine in medical practices and healthcare environments. Physicians on average add over $75,000 a year per 100 patients and our top reps are averaging over $500,000 a year. Specialities include: internal medicine, family practice, functional medicine, Ob/Gyn, eye care, surgery, podiatry, chiropractic, and more. We are in Provo Utah in a couple weeks but this is a nationwide search. If you are interested in learning more please comment below or message me. We have a Healthcare Symposium at our corporate facility Aug 22nd - 24th & I have limited spaces available for the first 20 registrants. (This is only open to Healthcare Professionals, Physicians, and medical reps). #healthcare #health #functionalmedicine #chiropractic #healthcareproviders #dentistry #prevention #antiaging #optometry #surgery #chiro #sales #medical #seeking #opportunity  #pharmarep #ophthalmology #podiatry #medicalsales #cardiology #primarycare #dentistry #preventivemedicine #pharmacy #exitstrategy .

----🗣️📚 Patient Education📚🗣️ ---- This topic is so crucial to our foundation. A step in our process that we feel cannot be missed, rushed through, or overlooked. Patient education goes beyond the conversations with your doctor at appointments. It goes beyond a google search for "post knee replacement tips". It doesn't start with learning about your procedure a week before your consultation. Patient education starts months before surgery and goes all the way past your twelve month follow up. One way we accomplish this is through our monthly seminars... Seminars: Dr. Molli has performed over 300 free educational seminars for patients and community groups in the past 10 years. In addition to one-on-one education, these group seminars have been mandatory for every patient of Whole Health prior to every procedure we perform. The seminars discuss everything from pre-operative care to days leading up to surgery care, and post-operative care. Questions are answered, discussions had, and factual evidence based learning takes place. Whole Health is extremely dedicated to patient education and have found that it makes a huge positive impact on their patients after surgery. This allows them to have a better understanding of realistic expectations after surgery which yields happier and more satisfied patients. Please check out our Educational Resources: Videos Archive - Whole Health Orthopedic Institute (wholehealthjri.com) #PatientEducation #PatientFirst #PatientFocused #WholeHealth

In August 2024, a retired man experienced severe pain on his left side and required spleen removal. However, during the surgery, the surgeon mistakenly cut into his liver (on the side opposite from the spleen), causing immediate fatal bleeding. While it’s easy to blame the surgeon, the larger issue may lie within the hospital's system and operating room culture. How did no one notice the mistake? Patient safety has become a critical issue over the last 30 years. In January 2023, the New England Journal of Medicine reported that 23.6% of all U.S. hospital admissions resulted in patient harm, and nearly 25% of these incidents were avoidable. Unfortunately, the evidence of improvement is limited. Siobhán (shiv-awn) McHaleán McHale, in her book "The Hive Mind at Work," argues that today's organizations must harness the collective intelligence of their teams. In my consulting practice and research for my book, "Leveraging the Genetics of Leadership," I’ve witnessed this potential firsthand. It’s a vast, untapped resource sitting in the minds of employees who will offer it free of additional charge. Two examples: 1️⃣ Operating room nurses know which surgeons are the best based on how they manage blood loss during surgery. However, few are interested in their observations or perspectives. 2️⃣ A leading medical researcher noted, "I can spend one hour with three nurses and learn enough about patient safety that it will keep me busy for a year working on our patient safety program. " Organizations that leverage the collective experience of their workforce will better navigate today’s complex environments. #leadershipsystem #organizationalculture #patientsafety Acknowledgments: Jim Johnson, Richard Lewine, Noha Al Mohaisen