Tuesday, May 08 | Cause Connected, Netsmart Culture, Thought Leadership
Inspire, Innovate, Influence – those three words are the American Nurses Association theme for Nurses Week 2018. As I reflect upon my career as a nurse and think about all of the lives I have come in contact with, I think of you all. While patient and family care is first and foremost to who we are, the ability to inspire, innovate and influence is what drives the advancement of care and advocacy for the betterment of healthcare regardless of the venue in which we practice. We share experiences, passion, frustration, joy across the continuum of life and whether you remain in direct patient care or have moved to nursing related fields such as information technology, education, leadership, you will always, first and foremost be a nurse…and nurses make a difference.
I wish you a wonderful Nurses Week 2018!
Mary
How Technology Drives Game-Changing Workforce Satisfaction
Thursday, January 26 | Thought Leadership,EHR Solutions and Operations,Care Coordination
EHRs have evolved to serve as a foundational launching point for integrated, coordinated healthcare. Hear how county providers can optimize the capabilities of their EHRs to help recruit and retain high-quality clinical, financial and operations staff to support overall workforce improvements.
MoreWednesday, January 25 | Thought Leadership,Post-Acute Care,Value-based Care
From workforce issues to value-based reimbursement models and legislative & regulatory change, there is plenty for hospice and home care agencies to keep an eye on in 2023. The National Association of Home Care & Hospice (NAHC) President Bill Dombi discusses the trends of the new year and offers his expert advice on how to navigate the coming months.
MoreTuesday, December 20 | Thought Leadership,Post-Acute Care,Value-based Care
According to a recent report, there will be a “healthy demand” for Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC). That doesn’t mean there won’t be any challenges. Leaders of these full continuum communities are still dealing with issues like inflation and recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. Senior care expert Eva Bering, MSN, MHA, RN, NHA, shares her thoughts on what leadership and boards of not-for-profit life plan communities need to focus on for future success.
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