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Learn MoreHotter temperatures, poorer air quality, mass casualty shootings, and an increased number of extreme weather events have healthcare organizations scrambling to adjust to a “new normal.” Events over the past several years have taught us that we may not be as prepared as we should be.
A medical or professional mistake may trigger a Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE) for cause. These recommendations can help organizations create an FPPE action plan that embodies a culture of learning and opportunity for improvement.
If you were to ask medical staff office employees about the most common obstacle to complete a credentialing file, the likely answer would be obtaining professional references, often the most labor-intensive and time-consuming step in this process.
A conflict of interest in healthcare can range from the most simple and obvious to extraordinarily complex, as a few examples can demonstrate. Well defined policies and procedures can provide a template for improved understanding and compliance.
“Big data” can make an important difference in the world of healthcare hiring, retention, and employee satisfaction, according to Bryan Warren, Director of Healthcare Solutions, and Dr. Ted Kinney, Vice President of Research and Development, at Select International.
As much as a decade ago, healthcare staffing experts were warning of impending issues in healthcare revenue cycle departments. We now have an ongoing shortage of qualified coders, simultaneous with major emerging trends that complicate this area of healthcare.
Behavioral Health is a care environment facing major challenges, similar to much of the rest of healthcare. Here are some of the issues facing this area of healthcare that will have an impact on its workforce and outcomes in the immediate future.
The finances involved in healthcare are becoming more and more of a problem. A strong patient trend is that many people cannot afford to get sick because the care costs too much.
How an organization responds to a serious conflict of interest is very important and can have a great deal of influence on its reputation after a violation becomes public knowledge. Here’s how Memorial Sloan Kettering is responding to its lapses.
Freestanding emergency rooms and urgent-care clinics meet the consumer demand for convenience, but they cannot be all things to all people—therefore education and outreach are in order.
The automated, personalized development plan will include recommended learning activities based on the learner’s knowledge gaps, and a preceptor card (personalized facilitation) that can be provided to the nurse’s preceptor to help develop critical thinking.
Like many areas of the care continuum, assisted living and other senior residential care environments currently are under significant workforce pressures, from an operational and financial direction.
A recent HealthStream webinar, “Lifelong Learning: The Gift that keeps on Giving,” focused extensively on why lifelong learning is necessary in a clinical environment and suggested ways to promote lifelong learning within an organization.
Dysfunction in the healthcare industry makes it susceptible for disruption from outside sources who are not tied to the current way of doing things. One good example of this is Amazon’s recent announcement of expansion into the healthcare sector.
To uncover healthcare conflicts of interest that must be addressed, Sacks suggests that compliance officers use standard surveys and questionnaires, supplemented by the Open Payments Database and Google.
HealthStream’s Robin L. Rose looks ahead at 2019, with an eye to big picture trends that could have a significant impact on how we provide and experience care.
In the first-ever, AI-based critical thinking assessment for nursing, a nurse will use a chat interface, powered by artificial intelligence, to identify a problem, indicate what led them to identify the problem, as well as the immediate actions and rationale, as well as level of urgency.
Here are links to five recent HealthStream articles that discuss where healthcare is headed, Conflict of Interest (COI) developments, Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Healthcare, Compliance, and the next wave of ICD-10.
Avoiding and preventing conflict of interest (COI) is an important focus of healthcare compliance. When the medical director at a prominent research hospital failed to disclose his strong industry ties, it created a major headache for everyone involved.
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