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Leadership

How to Promote Workforce Development for Physicians and APPs

March 24, 2025 ‐ HealthLeaders Media

The goals of the health system’s strategic plan include providing access to care, being best in core clinical competencies, being the employer and partner of choice, being patient-centric for all people, and being agile and sustainable.

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Leadership

Taking Stock of the Healthcare Skill Gap—and How to Bridge It

January 7, 2025 ‐ PSQH

According to a study by GlobalData, 43% of healthcare professionals believe one of the primary challenges in the industry is a lack of specialized skills. Healthcare needs these new skills more than ever, with the emergence of new technology, such as AI, as a means to support care.

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AI

Patient Safety Predictions for 2025, Part 2

December 20, 2024 ‐ PSQH

PSQH reached out to experts throughout healthcare to get their predictions for what will happen in patient safety and healthcare quality in 2025. This is Part 2 of our roundup of predictions.

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Nursing

How to Improve the Education to Practice Gap in Nursing

April 4, 2024 ‐ PSQH

While employment prospects are strong—96% of new nurses find work, compared to 53% of new graduates in other fields—there is growing concern about how new clinicians transition from a learning environment to the bedside.

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Patient Safety

The Exec: ‘Patient Safety Requires a Team Approach’

August 9, 2023 ‐ HealthLeaders Media

Patient safety at hospitals is not only a concern for clinical staff, but also for other team members such as environmental services and facilities management, the chief medical officer of Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center says.

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Nursing

The Exec: New Nursing Technology Replicates ‘the Best Preceptor You Ever Had’

June 26, 2023 ‐ HealthLeaders Media

The platform provides nurses with a resource hub they can consult for bedside care by delivering hospital best practices in readily digestible resource formats such as interactive guides, how-to video clips, concise updates, and intuitive checklists.

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Team Training

Bringing State-of-the-Art Technology to Critical Care Education

March 16, 2023 ‐ PSQH

Emergency medical services fill a critical need throughout the country, especially in rural areas. When there’s an accident or a patient needs higher-acuity care than a small community hospital can provide, air and ground medical transport services save lives.

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Clinical care

AR, VR Technology Gives Clinicians a New View of Complex Surgeries

March 8, 2023 ‐ HealthLeaders Media

As chief of the division of neurological surgery at the Lehigh Valley Health Network, Walter Jean, MD, has been using AR and VR for more than five years, not only to plan delicate surgeries, but to actually do those surgeries as well. The technology helps him to get a better look at a patient’s anatomy both before and during the procedure.

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Accreditation & Regulation

Review Fire and Evacuation Protocols in Wake of Recent Hospital Fire Near Boston

February 9, 2023 ‐ Accreditation Insider

Review fire and evacuation drills to ensure you can get all patients and visitors out without injury or death, just as a Massachusetts hospital did on February 7, after a transformer caught fire in the basement of a connecting building.

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Quality Improvement

Advice From Afar: How Remote Access Enables Medical Device Representatives to Work With Clinicians

November 4, 2022 ‐ PSQH

Today, medical device reps are stretched thin, with facilities in need of them more than they can be physically available. And before the pandemic, physical availability had been a requirement. Reps would travel so they could be in the room during a procedure, and often they covered territories that were hours apart.

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