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Hospices Leverage Technology to Improve Patient, Employee Satisfaction, Reduce Turnover 

Hospice News

A frequent goal is reducing the amount of time spent on documentation. Though complete and accurate documentation is essential to regulatory compliance, patient safety and securing payment, the sheer amount of it is taxing for staff. Among the dissatisfiers is the encroachment of documentation into clinicians personal lives.

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Healthcare Technology and Nursing: What You Should Know

Diversity Nursing

Healthcare technologies can make patient care better, easier, and more efficient, especially with a large patient load. Here are some current healthcare technologies you should get to know to help better provide Nursing care to your patients. Telehealth Telehealth has become a buzzworthy topic in the healthcare community.

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Voices: Kody Johnston, Director of Business Analytics at Maxwell Healthcare Associates

Hospice News

This article is sponsored by Maxwell Healthcare Associates. In this Voices Interview, Hospice News sits down with Kody Johnston, Director of Business Analytics at Maxwell Healthcare Associates, to learn about the top tech trends agencies should be watching, as well as how they can use this technology.

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Gift Ideas for Seniors: Thoughtful Presents That Promote Comfort and Well-being

Comfort Home Care

At Comfort Home Care in Rockville, MD, we understand that nothing is better than having their family around them, but presents touch the heart and improve daily living come in a close second. It’s a beautiful way for them to document their life stories and cherished moments while enhancing their mental well-being.

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Big data: How does it affect my home care agency?

AlayaCare

Technology is continuously evolving, and new tools are presented to help advance various industries and improve processes. One of the most used technology buzzword affecting the healthcare industry today is “Big Data.” For example, it’s possible to set up predictive alerts based on clinical vitals. What’s next? What are the next steps?

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Emerging Services Help Hospice Patients Reduce Anxiety About Pets’ Future

Hospice News

The documents associated with the pet placement plans are notarized, according to Diane McGill, founder and president of Pet Peace of Mind. A caregiver can certainly complete the form, but when you get to the notarized page, the patient will have to sign it and be present upon the notarization.”

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Breaking the Silence: The Mounting Need for Trauma-Informed Hospice Care

Hospice News

These statistics point to a staggering level of trauma, said Carole Fisher, president of the National Partnership for Healthcare and Hospice Innovation (NPHI). Carole Fisher, president, National Partnership for Healthcare and Hospice Innovation Experiencing violence, trauma or abuse at any point in a lifespan can come with long-term effects.