Join us for a conversation with Tom Tobiassen, the Enterprise Project Manager and System Architect at Point Click Care. Tom delves into the evolution of electronic health records (EHRs) and the growing focus on reducing non-value added work effort in healthcare workflows. We discuss how vendors are shifting towards being agency agnostic and implementing best practices in their workflows to optimize processes. This prescriptive approach, where vendors offer a standardized workflow aligned with best practices helps to streamline healthcare processes, ultimately improving patient outcomes, increasing clinician efficiency and satisfaction.

Tune in to gain valuable insights on how technology is changing in the industry.

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This podcast episode gave me the opportunity to converse with Ryan Klaustermeier MSN RN Vice President of Professional Services at Axxess, a healthcare technology company, about using technology in home health and hospice care. Ryan provided valuable insights into how technology is helping clinical managers manage patient care more effectively. We discussed the various ways in which technology is being used to improve patient outcomes, such as remote patient monitoring and the use of telehealth, as well as how technology can help with the staff burnout that can impact retention. Ryan also spoke about the ways in which technology companies are making data more accessible to clinical managers, which is helping them make more informed decisions about patient care, outcomes, and utilization. Overall, this podcast episode provided an insightful look into the ways in which technology is transforming the home health and hospice care industries, and where it needs to go to continue to evolve to meet the changing needs of agencies.

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In this episode, we speak with Matt Challberg, CEO of Tallio, about his company's innovative technology that aims to improve job satisfaction and retention rates among clinical field staff. Tallio's platform gathers data from staff feedback, customers use it to implement positive changes in the workplace. Matt also discusses his company's focus on streamlining documentation, which enables clinicians to be more efficient and provide higher quality care while complying with regulatory requirements. Overall, this episode offers valuable insights into how technology can be used to improve staff satisfaction and patient care. Join us for an insightful conversation!

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For this podcast episode, Shelley Henry, RN President of the Amity Group, joins us to chat about the pressing matter of nurse retention. Shelley's survey of hospice nurses provides insight into the factors that affect their job satisfaction, like the time spent on documentation, redundancy, inadequate staffing, and the need to finish documentation at home at night after working all day. Shelley suggests that a more collaborative approach may help tackle these difficulties, enabling nurses to be involved in refining documentation and developing methods to help them when they are in the field. Maximizing nurse satisfaction and well-being is a surefire way to keep our most essential healthcare workers and improve patient outcomes.

Tune in to this insightful conversation for more on this important topic.

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In this podcast episode, we welcome Tammy Ross, the Senior Vice President of Professional Services at Axxess, to share her insights on the crucial issue of retaining nurses in home health and hospice. Tammy speaks to the challenges of turnover in these industries, where high caseloads, demanding workloads, and emotional stress can lead to burnout and job dissatisfaction. She highlights the importance of providing ongoing support, training, and using technology to streamline documentation. Tammy's expertise and experience provide valuable insights and practical solutions. Join us for the conversation!

Join our podcast host Julia Maroney RN MHSA for a high level discussion on nursing retention and some of the areas important for clinicians in home health and hospice.

The topics for future podcasts over the next few months will focus on Clinician retention and the use of technology in prevention of burnout for clinicians in the home health and hospice industries. We'll hear from guests that range from industry experts to field clinicians.

Julia gives an update on new upcoming education opportunities at the Clinical Manager Source. Check us out at www.theclinicalmanagersource.com

OASIS E is here and agencies are implementing it, ready or not! It's still too early to tell the effects other than the learning curve and operational adjustments that come with a substantial change.

Join me for a lively discussion with Beth Noyce from Noyce Consulting, where we explore the intricacies of OASIS-E implementation and how to successfully manage the operational changes. We discuss available resources, best practices for clinical managers and the importance of Quality Assurance Performance Improvement (QAPI). Beth provides useful advice on how clinical managers can become meaningfully engaged in the process.

You can find Beth at www.noyceconsulting.com

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