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Memorial Day Weekend is a time of reflection, honor, respect, and gratitude to those men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. #MDW is also a time for many healthcare professionals to "catch up" on looming compliance requirement deadlines for license renewal. The Friday before Memorial Day in 2018, Dr. Ian Madom, CEO and Co-Founder of Mocingbird, was notified that he had an unforeseen requirement of 8 hours of opioid training due June 1st. This fast-approaching deadline pivoted Dr. Madom's long weekend plans from spending quality time with his family to sitting in front of his computer taking opioid courses. Don't let this happen to you, Mocingbird provides full transparency of deadlines and license requirements. Mocingbird notifies clinicians of any upcoming requirement so clinicians can plan accordingly and complete it on their schedule. Read more about Dr. Ian Madom's compliance awareness journey from 2018 to now in Mocingbird's blog post "Long Weekends Aren't Meant For Unexpected CME Deadlines." - https://hubs.li/Q02yl3ws0 . . . #MemorialDay #CME #ComplianceClarity #MDW2023 #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalInnvoation #MemorialDay2023 #Mocingbird #MedicalCompliance

At Ally Pediatric Therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the key to unlocking your child's full potential! 🗝️🌟 Tailored for diverse support needs, ABA can be a catalyst for positive change in behavior and development Learn more through the link below! https://hubs.la/Q02nNNkL0

📢 Sprout`s Beverly Romero, will be attending the 2024 Clinical Outcome Assessment Annual Meeting. Beverly is a qualitative researcher with expertise in clinical outcome assessments, specializing in pediatrics and rare diseases.   Why not reach out and connect over updates on the critical topics at the forefront of Clinical Outcome Assessment (#COA) research, found here 👇   #CPath #eCOA #RDCOA #globalhealth #drugdevelopment #clinicaloutcomes #COAAnnualMeeting #ClinicalOutcomeAssessment #HealthcareInnovation #RareDiseaseResearch #PediatricsResearch #RareDisease

Here is a resource designed for nurse navigators to use with their patients and caregivers to help them navigate Myelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS) https://lnkd.in/eKPxfxBq

Mastering Common Challenges in the Pediatric Practice - Aug 10-11 Boston Patterns, adjusting protocols, and ancillary procedures for: ✓ Vagus nerve involvement ✓ Tongue-tie ✓ Rationale for pediatric care ✓ Plagiocephaly ✓ Pediatric TMJ issues ✓ Ear infections ✓ Abnormal palate development ✓ Nursing problems ✓ Digestive issues and Allergies https://lnkd.in/eHfpH5BC

🌟 Calling all pediatric clinicians! 🌟 Enhance your skills in Goal Attainment Scaling (GAS) with our specialized course this May! Learn to set and achieve measurable goals tailored to pediatric practice. Gain hands-on experience with parent interviews and goal writing. Don't miss out—register now to boost your practice impact! 📍 Online | Livestream 🗓️ May 22 and June 5 & 12, 2024 🕰️ Wednesdays | 11:00AM - 2:00PM MT REGISTER NOW: https://lnkd.in/eJnUbX7N Course Registration: $579 | AOTA and ASHA CEUS Approved Provider Discuss the importance of measuring outcomes and how to score goals at the end of treatment. Learn how to measure outcomes of each client or groups of clients for third party payers and increase referral sources by providing information about client outcomes. Engage parents in the goals writing process and shift your focus to parent priorities. Understand the value of engaging families, acknowledging parent priorities and enhancing their participation in the goal setting process. Learning Objectives: 🟣 Explain the benefits of GA Scale goals 🟣 State the characteristics of GA Scale goals 🟣 Discuss the research related to GA Scale goals 🟣 Relate functional goals to therapy goals 🟣 Practice the mechanics of writing GA Scale goals 🟣 Conduct a parent interview using open-ended questions 🟣 Score GA Scale goals 🟣 Discuss alternative methods of measuring change

Case Study Summary: Phoenix Children’s Partners with Healthgrades for Patient Acquisition Solution Phoenix Children’s, a leading pediatric healthcare system in Maricopa County, Arizona, faced increasing demand due to the region's rapid population growth. The hospital needed an effective patient acquisition strategy beyond traditional Google searches to maintain its leadership and support expansion. Phoenix Children’s partnered with Healthgrades to enhance its online presence and reach a broader audience of commercially-insured consumers. Key Challenges: 1. Expand digital marketing initiatives. 2. Increase patient volumes, particularly among new residents seeking pediatric care. 3. Promote general practitioners and specialists in a region with diverse healthcare needs. 4. Engage caregivers (parents, grandparents, guardians) making healthcare decisions for children. Solution: 1. Phoenix Children’s collaborated with Healthgrades to highlight nearly 200 doctors accepting new patients. 2. Healthgrades’ platform prominently featured Phoenix Children’s physicians, even on competitor profiles. 3. The strategy targeted primary care, orthopedic, and cardiovascular pediatric care. Results in 12 Months: -Physicians featured over 135,000 times to consumers on Healthgrades. -Generated over 4,500 phone calls from prospective patients. -This partnership allowed Phoenix Children’s to extend its reach, effectively engage with decision-makers, and generate significant new patient inquiries, supporting its growth and rebranding efforts.

March is Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month. In this insightful video interview, Beth Faiman PhD, MSN, APN-BC,BMTCN, AOCN, FAAN, FAPO, discusses what Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month means to her as a nurse. Watch here: https://buff.ly/49XSOfl #MyelomaAwarenessMonth #MyelomaActionMonth #mmsm #multiplemyeloma

🏅 Don't Forget Your Skittles - I write about why it's important to celebrate our accomplishments, recalling an interaction with one of my daughters when she was much younger. It's a 2 min read. Here's some brief context As we get older, our lives become busier and more complicated. There's more to do. There's more at stake. There's more to balance. We're always trying to catch up, and sometimes we're simply trying to be a little less far behind. Time becomes a resource to be optimized or efficiently used; checklists serve as our guide. We finish one shift, paper, or project, and move on to the next. After all, there's so much more to be done. We do this despite knowing there will always be one more shift, one more paper, or one more project... Intrigued? The full article is available free via the included link. I would love to hear your thoughts from you all and learn what you're celebrating. Society of Hospital Medicine Skittles #JournalOfHospitalMedicine Mark Shen Mark Shapiro, MD Vineet Arora MD MAPP Vineet Chopra Vineeta Mittal, MD MBA Michele Fronckiewicz Kris Rehm, MD, MMHC, SFHM Flora Kisuule Cincinnati Children's https://lnkd.in/gN3aV5wS