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Learn MoreProviders’ success at providing quality care is at risk when the revenue cycle is not working well. These 10 HealthStream blog posts from 2017 demonstrate our commitment to solutions focused on improving the revenue cycle.
Many healthcare organizations see CPR training as a one-off exercise, when instead they should view it as a critical component of patient care and improved outcomes.
With insight from Gina Mazza of Fazzi Associates, understand the basic information about the new Conditions of Participation for Home Health Agencies that must be implemented by January 13, 2018.
CPR training is evolving and improving for better outcomes. It now incorporates multiple components, including online coursework, live classes, interactive testing manikins, and regular drills to assess competency.
By educating the entire inter-professional team about open and honest communication, shared decision-making, and how to recognize frailty and frailty-related conditions, we will make significant advances in the care for older adults in our country.
Here are our 10 most popular blog posts published in 2017. The topics ranged from best practices and responses to new government mandates to predictions about problems healthcare leaders would be facing throughout the year and beyond.
Dr. Albert “Skip” Rizzo, Ph.D., Director Medical Virtual Reality-Institute for Creative Technologies, and Research Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and School of Gerontology at the University of Southern California discusses the development and future promise of virtual reality in healthcare.
Augmented Reality (AR) technologies have the potential to transform the way medical students learn, change how physicians understand and care for their patients, and produce an entirely different type of healthcare in the future.
Massive amounts of data are useless if the workforce cannot understand what’s been collected, or how to use it to improve systems and processes. A truly ‘data driven’ operation ensures that its workforce can capture, analyze and use data effectively.
Leadership development training is essential to employee retention and development of new leaders. To be successful in these efforts, healthcare organizations must secure leadership buy-in, identify their development targets, and create support mechanisms that will sustain the program.
Big Data is seen as a monolithic warehouse that can be cherry-picked for relevant information. That’s going to change as healthcare and other major industry sectors realize that end users need a steadier, and usable, flow of information.
One of the important elements of healthcare compliance is staff education. Here are five basic guidelines for setting up or strengthening the training component of a compliance program.
Data is only useful if it’s understandable, digestible and actionable. Creating a system to sift, organize and present data in meaningful ways to end users is essential to making that happen.
Virtual Reality (VR) allows one to “enter” an alternative and feel as if they are in the virtual world they see. Over the past decade developers have expanded the capabilities of VR headsets and created programs that are now being used in healthcare.
Given the trend toward healthcare consolidation through mergers and acquisitions, we wanted to understand the impact these deals have on a medical staff office (MSO), and how to manage combining multiple privileging and credentialing processes.
Recognizing the role data plays in training is good, but knowing how to utilize it to provide not only quality training, but programs that are tailored to organizational goals and employee needs and skill sets is crucial.
Leadership development programs should identify, develop, and retain employees who demonstrate leadership potential and performance to create a pipeline of candidates and support future succession planning needs.
Are they customers or patients? Dr. John Boornazian explains the difference. People may approach the continuum of care as customers, but when they develop trusting relationships with healthcare professionals, they become patients.
Training for consistency and accuracy can improve collections, reimbursement, and denial rates. When patient access staff communicate early with patients about financial responsibility, they also maximize upfront collections. Educating clinical staff will reduce reimbursement risk.
Nursing facility providers are now required to design and implement a multi-component compliance and ethics program, effective as of November 28, 2016, but with an implementation process that spans a three year period.
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