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Just calling to say that I love what I've been seeing out there for Nurses Week & Hospital Week! It's a busy month for healthcare social media! If you're a little behind the eight ball for Hospital Week content, here are some quick ideas: ▪️Employee Spotlights: Share their stories, accomplishments, and contributions to the hospital community. ▪️Patient Testimonials: Let their experiences speak volumes about the quality of care provided. ▪️Behind-the-Scenes Tours: Take your audience on a virtual tour of different departments within the hospital. ▪️Community Events: Showcase any events or initiatives that the hospital is organizing or participating in during National Hospital Week. ▪️Healthcare Tips: Share valuable healthcare tips, information, and resources to educate your audience and promote wellness. ▪️Gratitude Posts: Take the opportunity to express gratitude to your staff, volunteers, and community partners for their hard work and support. ▪️Milestone Celebrations: Celebrate any significant milestones or achievements that the hospital has reached, such as anniversaries, awards, or accreditation. Let's make this week a celebration of the amazing work hospitals do!

🚨 Early Bird Alert: Secure Your Spot for a Transformative Evening! 🚨 🌟 NAHSE Florida Presents: Equity of Care by ACHE WFC 🗓️ When? Tuesday, March 5, 2024 | 5:00-8:00 PM EST 📍 Where? Florida Avenue Brewing Company – Brewers Hall, Wesley Chapel, FL Why This Event? Insightful Discussions: Delve into "Managing for Morale" with industry experts like Dr. Indra Sandal & Alisha Stanton. Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded professionals passionate about making a difference in healthcare. Innovative Solutions: Learn about initiatives like the VHA-Uber Health Connect and strategies for promoting healthcare equity. 🎉 Early Bird Tickets Available Now! Don’t miss the chance to be part of this pivotal event at a special early bird rate! Limited spots are available, and they’re filling up fast. Why Grab an Early Bird Ticket? Save on Admission: Get the best deal for access to a night of learning, networking, and growth. Guaranteed Spot: Ensure your place at this must-attend event of the year for healthcare professionals. Exclusive Access: Early birds get a chance for closer interaction with speakers and panelists. Act Now – Your Opportunity to Lead and Learn This is more than an event; it’s a stepping stone for action, insight, and collaboration towards equitable healthcare. Whether you're a healthcare professional, administrator, or advocate for health equity, this evening is designed for you. 🎟️ Reserve Your Early Bird Ticket Today! https://lnkd.in/eAMcZGPH Join us as we explore the importance of equity in care, effective management techniques, and the power of innovation in addressing healthcare disparities. Be a part of the conversation that shapes the future of healthcare. #NAHSEFlorida #EarlyBird #HealthcareEquity #InnovationInHealthcare #ProfessionalDevelopment #Networking #HealthcareLeadership #ACHE #SecureYourSpot #ActNow ✨ Spread the Word: Know someone passionate about healthcare equity? Tag them or share this post to invite them along! 🌟

The numbers speak for themselves: ✅ 4029 delegates ✅ 159 speakers ✅ 120 exhibitors ✅ 9 industry association partners ✅ A staggering reach of over 3.2 million impressions across a multichannel marketing campaign ✅ 75% of attendees are very likely to attend Nursing Live again With Nursing Live a roaring success in 2023, we're back for another year. Contact us today to discuss how you can get involved this October 📧 [email protected] #NursingLive #NHSsupplychain #medtechinnovation #MedicalDeviceSupplyChain

We’re on the brink of a global revolution in healthcare, and as a nurse, I believe in showing gratitude for what exists while boldly moving forward. Since 2020, I've had the privilege of interviewing leaders driving change and meeting the incredible professionals keeping our healthcare systems operational. Every single one of them plays a critical role. To all my fellow nurses: Get involved. Take a stand for the future. I know what it feels like to avoid change—I worked night shifts to escape the politics, delayed getting my BSN, and stayed silent when I saw problems in the clinical setting. But eventually, I realized my discomfort was due to playing small. I saw ethnic minority nurses often assigned the most challenging patients with the fewest resources. I witnessed policies that felt disconnected from the realities of care. And outside the hospital, communities—rich, poor, and in-between—were suffering in silence, disconnected from family and support. We were left treating symptoms, but not the root causes. I came to a point where I knew collecting a paycheck wasn’t enough. As my good friend Dr. Chibu says, “We work to give, not just to live.” This hit home for me. I had to gain new skills, embrace a growth mindset, and find the courage to step into my true calling. The only thing holding me back was fear—and that’s not good enough. It’s not about having all the answers myself. It’s about US —together, we are the solution. Collaboration, respect, and patience will drive progress in healthcare. Whether you're ready to dive in or need more time, remember that we each have a role and a season where our excellence can shine. If you’re attending the Elex Conference in LA (Oct 18-20) https://elexconference.com or the HLTH Conference in Las Vegas (Oct 20-23) https://lnkd.in/e8RW4_zv Let’s connect! Let’s stop playing small and start creating the world we envision—together. #Nursing #HealthcareRevolution #GlobalHealthcare #NurseLeadership #HLTH2024 #Collaboration #Innovation

Trials & Tribulations of Participant Payments in Clinical Trials: Part 1 Wake-Up Call: Here's a 'get your head out of the sand' perspective when it comes to participant payments in clinical trials: I just tallied my travel expenses for attending an industry conference. $400 just reflects my mileage, parking and uber back-and-forth from my hotel to the conference center. This does NOT include my hotel nor meals. @clinicaloperations leaders: Let that sink in next time you question reasonable reimbursement amounts for participants. And don't forget the time and effort the participant contribute to your clinical trial and science! #clinicaloperations #clinicaltrials #participantpayments #patientreimbursements #trialsandtribulationsofparticipantpayments

Why should the NHS work closely with event medical providers? Events attract vastly increased numbers of people to small areas, in turn increasing the risk of the need for medical assistance. NHS ambulance services don’t have the resources or capacity to meet this increased demand, so provision of appropriate and skilled private workforce to monitor these specific hotspots can provide a triage and treat function which often mitigates the need for 999 to be called. Working with your local providers can also increase this efficiency, rather than place high walls around operations, we should accept with open arms and offer support for our local anomalies, such as pathways knowledge or local urgent care facilities. This improved relationship also highlights the ‘bad apples’. In the continued push to regulate event medical provision, there remain many small companies which don’t have the infrastructure, understanding, or technical expertise to offer the right kind of service that is safe for visitors to the event. We also have the ability to share learning and understanding, often via effective SAG processes. What are our local risks, what is the wider risk such as the terror alert levels or specific intelligence relating to an event or locality, what have previous events (often covered by different providers) seen by way of presentations and what skill set is needed to support this? In a hugely disjointed society, with silo working and ‘corporate confidentiality’ impacting information that should and could be shared, let’s work with our private partners and build a strong and robust structure for UK events.

The hidden gem in Hospital Management: Hospitality Yes, you read that right. We're talking about the same hospitality that greets you with a warm smile at a five-star hotel, the one that leaves you feeling pampered and valued. But how does this translate into a hospital setting? This edition of Pollen by Mayflower explores this intriguing crossover that could revolutionize patient care in your practice. https://lnkd.in/dSXcCPEK

6 months ago, I had the privilege of attending Havard's World Pre-Health Conference, and I am thrilled to share my reflections on this transformative experience. This event, held on 04/02/2023, brought together an array of passionate individuals pursuing careers in healthcare, providing a platform for networking, learning, and inspiration. Networking with Healthcare Professionals: One of the standout aspects of the conference was the invaluable opportunity to network with fellow attendees and established healthcare professionals. I engaged in insightful conversations, exchanged ideas, and built connections that I know will prove beneficial throughout my journey to dental school. Connecting with mentors and peers from diverse backgrounds was a profound experience. Keynote Presentations: The heart of the conference lay in its lineup of keynote presentations. Experts in the field shared their wisdom, experiences, and visions for the future of healthcare. Each keynote speaker left an indelible mark on me, reinforcing the importance of dedication, innovation, and compassion in our pursuit of healthcare excellence. Exploring New Horizons: The World Pre-Health Conference was not limited to traditional healthcare topics. It offered a dynamic range of workshops and sessions that delved into areas such as cutting-edge technology, global health challenges, artistic takes on healthcare, and interdisciplinary collaborations. This wide spectrum of content allowed attendees to broaden their horizons and contemplate the multifaceted nature of healthcare. The world of healthcare is ever-evolving, and this conference equipped me with the latest insights and knowledge. The learning experience was a reminder of the need for a lifelong commitment to education in the healthcare field. In summary, the World Pre-Health Conference was a pivotal experience in my journey towards a career in healthcare. It reinforced my commitment to making a positive impact in the field and gave me the tools and connections to do so. I am grateful for the opportunity to have attended this remarkable event and look forward to the promising future it has set in motion. To all aspiring healthcare professionals, I highly recommend considering applying to this upcoming conference that will be held on 04/12/2024. Find further details below!

On Friday, June 28, 2024, Surani Hayre-Kwan, DNP, MBA, FNP-BC, FACHE, FAANP, and Jacqueline Ross, PhD, RN, will present “Impact of Delayed Diagnostic Testing in NP Claims” at the American Association of Nurse Practitioners 2024 National Conference in Nashville, Tennessee.   During the presentation, Surani and Jacqueline will help attendees:   🩺Define the Diagnosis-Related Process of Care Framework 🩺Recognize the contributing factors related to diagnostic process failure and where these occur in the Diagnosis-Related Process of Care Framework 🩺.Summarize risk mitigation strategies related to the delay or failure in order diagnostic tests   To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/gRy6gpXh   #riskmanagement #healthcare #NP #NursePractitioner #HealthcareCommunication #Diagnostic #Malpractice #ClosedClaims

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