When chronic bed shortages and emergency department overcrowding at Strong Memorial Hospital began to diminish the patient and employee experience, University of Rochester Medical Center engaged Ballinger to design a game-changing solution. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ey7YWV3T
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🚨 NEW BLOG! 🚨 A Comparison of Telehealth and In-Person Therapy at College Counseling Center's "Clients, on average, experienced similar levels of improvement across all service modalities. While clients who attended video appointments demonstrated slightly lower rates of change, they ended treatment with similar levels of distress between all modes. College counseling center staff should be assured that they are delivering equally effective treatment outcomes, on average, to students in both video and in-person modes of care." Read the full blog: https://lnkd.in/ewd5jD4N
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How can chief medical officer engagement and technology help improve multidisciplinary rounds and inpatient hospital length of stay? Check out this visual abstract to find out. Read the full article here: bit.ly/48MUuaU #research #HCAHealthcare #visualabstract
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Entering a hospital's emergency department (ED) is often overwhelming, filled with anxiety and uncertainty. Patients worry about getting the right care and if they made the right decision. The critical period between arrival and receiving care significantly impacts a hospital's reputation and patient trust. Efficient, compassionate, and timely care can make a big difference. Long wait times and poor communication can damage trust, while swift diagnoses and resolutions boost confidence. Hospital leaders are focused on reducing wait times to improve outcomes and meet CMS quality standards. Learn more about the importance of ED efficiency by reading my recent blog here: https://bit.ly/4eB4eZu
For a patient, entering a hospital's emergency department (ED) can feel like stepping into a whirlwind of uncertainty, and their perception of a hospital's effectiveness is dominated by how long they spend in the waiting room. The moments between a patient's arrival and when they begin receiving care are critical. In this blog, Dr. Tony Briningstool, MD FACEP, CEO for Sound Emergency Medicine, breaks down how implementing customized and collaborative solutions to shorten ED wait times can transform a waiting room from a patient prison to an efficient throughput checkpoint. Read the blog by following the link here: https://bit.ly/4eB4eZu
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For a patient, entering a hospital's emergency department (ED) can feel like stepping into a whirlwind of uncertainty, and their perception of a hospital's effectiveness is dominated by how long they spend in the waiting room. The moments between a patient's arrival and when they begin receiving care are critical. In this blog, Dr. Tony Briningstool, MD FACEP, CEO for Sound Emergency Medicine, breaks down how implementing customized and collaborative solutions to shorten ED wait times can transform a waiting room from a patient prison to an efficient throughput checkpoint. Read the blog by following the link here: https://bit.ly/4eB4eZu
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This week I’ve been posting videos about why representation in medicine matters, and the negative downstream effects that can occur when adequate cultural competency isn’t included in patient care. Here’s one of my favorite examples as told by @financiallyintentional from Instagram! #representationmatters #storytime #medicalschool #nursingschool #blackdoctors #healthcareonlinkedin
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Representation and cultural competence matters! Assumptions can be harmful...
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This week I’ve been posting videos about why representation in medicine matters, and the negative downstream effects that can occur when adequate cultural competency isn’t included in patient care. Here’s one of my favorite examples as told by @financiallyintentional from Instagram! #representationmatters #storytime #medicalschool #nursingschool #blackdoctors #healthcareonlinkedin
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How to Fight Fatigue While Attending Medical School. You have to learn how to make yourself a priority! Read more on https://lnkd.in/eZrKmGNM #quomihealthcare #quomiprofessionals #quomi #medicalstudent #MedicalCrisis #CareerInMedicine #healthcare #doctorburnout #PatientCare #studymedicine
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Getting to the Why behind the Question Is Key to Your Patient Education System for Your Upper Cervical Practice
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If you're looking for memory care for a loved one, it's important that you learn as much as possible about each potential option. For instance, you should research and ask about each community's approach to clinical care and staff training. To learn more about questions you should ask when looking at memory care communities, visit our blog using the link below. https://bit.ly/49589d7 #eldercare #seniorcare
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