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Lifeguards need to be trained on common behaviors that may be warning signs of a medical event. Our micro-learning on Identifying Medical Events can serve as a useful complement to in-person trainings. Distribute this to your guards as a quick refresher on who is at risk for a medical event, common behaviors they can look for, and key recommendations to help support them in their role. https://lnkd.in/gc2q4wen

Medical staff training is one of the most crucial practices a medical facility can invest in. By focusing on improving the skills of their team, they work toward multiple important goals at once. Not only do they create better patient outcomes for those who seek care, but they also increase the likelihood of retention for their team members.  #medicaltraining #medicalstaff #stafftraining https://lnkd.in/gBGrgY53 

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Want my PT colleagues to ponder on this…serious question: How do we show clinicians with specific training, certifications etc. etc. are achieving better results, improved patient satisfaction and outcomes quickly with less cost? Full disclosure I have been a clinic owner so I am fully aware of EBU’s, visits / referral and all the KPI’s… My question is about how do we show that clinicians with specific training are actually getting better results than others, doing it faster and with less cost and should be, therefore, reimbursed differently for it?

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🏥 **Why Continuous Medical Training Matters: A Commitment to Excellence in Patient Care** 🚑💉⚕️ As healthcare professionals, we have a sacred duty to provide the highest quality care to our patients, especially in critical situations. Continuous medical training is not merely a box to check—it is a crucial investment in our skills and knowledge that directly impacts the well-being of those who rely on us during emergencies. While some may view training sessions as time-consuming or an intrusion on personal activities, it's essential to remember that every minute spent honing our craft is a step towards fulfilling our oath to deliver optimal care to all individuals in need. By prioritizing ongoing education, we equip ourselves with the tools and expertise necessary to handle complex medical scenarios effectively. In times of crisis, our patients deserve professionals who are not only skilled but also committed to constant improvement and learning. Let's challenge ourselves to approach training sessions with a renewed sense of purpose and dedication. Together, let's uphold the values of excellence in patient care and collectively strive to be the best versions of healthcare providers we can be. Our patients deserve nothing less. 🩺💡 Federico Silvio Martoglio #ContinuousTraining #PatientCareExcellence #MedicalProfessionalism #HealthcareEducation

The new Code is published and takes effect tomorrow, Oct 1st with a transition period of grace until Dec 31st. TLDR vast majority unchanged. So if you're familiar with the 2021 version, you are in a good place. Headline change is the new option to supply PI via a dynamic QR code on certain materials so we can know HCPs have the most up to date PI whenever they access it. And we don't have to withdraw materials using a QR code just because the PI has been updated. Yay! Another bit of good news is the Abridged complaints procedure - hopefully enabling the PMCPA to pile through simple cases quickly when the breach is agreed by the respondent and not something that affects patient safety. Like an inadvertent 'like' on a third party post by a couple of employees. Items for patient support can now cost up to £15 (from £10) - more good news. I also like the new text that flags we can do more with Patient Organisations as long as we make sure it complies with the Code. I like the fact the Code is not explicit about everything - that can be unnecessarily limiting when companies are trying to do things differently. I also admire that they have the confidence to reverse their fairly recent guidance about AE statements having to be embedded in electronic adverts. It shows they are listening and can admit when they maybe got things wrong. The splitting the High Standards in to two clauses also seems sensible -to differentiate between company standards and those of individuals. I've pulled together a quick slide on the main changes. Obviously no substitute for reading all the documentation and coming to training sessions! 😁

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