Healthcare Disrupted — Applying High Reliability Concepts to Realize Better Operating Margins

High reliability is being used by healthcare organizations across the country in an effort to reduce medical errors and improve patient safety. However, to truly reduce errors and improve financial and operational performance across a health system, high-reliability concepts should be adopted by all departments across an organization, both clinical and operational.
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Patient Experience Beyond HCAHPS: The Rewards of Care Coordination

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Improved care coordination pays off for clinicians on the ground since it improves communication and streamlines processes. But it can also play a major role in creating a more positive patient experience. Learn from experts in the field who've seen first-hand how their efforts at care coordination have led to better patient experience survey scores and outcomes. They'll offer an overview of replicable initiatives and the benchmarks to look for when crafting your own plans for better care coordination.
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Enhancing Realism in Clinical Simulation Scenarios

So how realistic should simulation-based training be? According to Alinier (2011), the aim of running simulation sessions is for participants to acquire experience in a safe environment.
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Key Considerations for RTLS Technology Implementation Confidence

Webinar Wednesday would like to thank our sponsor Cognosos. Cognosos is paving the way for the next generation of real-time locating systems (RTLS) using a combination of inexpensive BLE hardware and an advanced AI platform.
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Are You Ready for EKRA? What You Need to Know Now About How this New Legislation Affects Your Lab

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As written, however, EKRA is far more expansive with its broad language enabling the federal government to monitor provider arrangements intended to generate business for any laboratory services, not just those related to individuals in treatment for substance abuse disorders, payable by a FHCP or commercial health insurer.
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