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5 Key Steps to Successful AI-powered Discharge in Hospitals

HIT Consultant

To help overcome these challenges and improve access to urgent care, clinical leaders have focused on improving efficient discharge practices to ensure beds are available for incoming patients.

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Changing Your Healthcare Mindset with Rhone D’Errico | E. 63

Vie Healthcare

You’re getting a clinical expert, someone who is trained to perform clinically in whatever specialty they’re being hired into, but they also have that human connection that’s offered by a nurse, the ability to make that interpersonal connection with your patients. ” So, that’s really all about.

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Behavioral Health System Modernization along the Continuum

NASHP

States such as Texas, Wyoming , and New Jersey are adopting Medicaid reimbursement of collaborative care services and are addressing capacity to transition to CoCM. These updates offer more detailed data for improvement and regional variation tracking. Mental health professionals respond in person within 45 minutes or less.

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The Recruitment and Retention of Healthcare Workers with Creston Tate | Episode 53

Vie Healthcare

In Episode 53 of The Healthcare Leadership Experience Jim Cagliostro is joined by Creston Tate, DO, Medical Director of WellSpan Health Urgent Care to discuss the challenges of hiring healthcare workers in the wake of ‘’The Great Resignation.’’. Demand for urgent care has intensified since 2020. Show Topics.

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Waste in the Hospital Supply Chain with Luká Yancopoulos | E. 105

Vie Healthcare

Episode Introduction Luká explains how Grapevine can help hospitals save up to 80% on a single line item, how even small healthcare businesses spend six figure sums on the supply chain each year, and how to frame the reality of years of overspending to his clients. We’ve got healthcare businesses. Oftentimes, they do.