Being a nurse is hard. You face a lot of challenges, both physical and mental, and see numerous patients every day. At some point in your career, no matter how successful you’ve been, you may even start to doubt your Read More
Research clearly shows nursing engagement is a key factor in increasing medical quality, reducing medical errors, preventing complications, and the leading indicator of mortality variation. “[T]the most serious indicator of medical quality is the rate of patient deaths across hospitals. Read More
Last week we began looking at APPs (advanced practice providers) as valuable members of a patient’s healthcare team, especially in today’s current shift from fee-for-service healthcare, to value-based healthcare. I quoted MEDI Leadership’s Kathy Gibala, and I think it’s worth Read More
Shift in Healthcare Steve Jobs once said, “The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” (1) Speaking of Steve Jobs and changing the world, do you remember when Apple rolled Read More