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How to Create a Professional Work Culture

Healthy Workforce Institute

Bullying, incivility, and inter-professional conflicts are consuming way too much of a leaders’ time – time better spent on more important work. Rosentein and O’Daniel reported 71% of nurses and physicians surveyed said there was a significant link between disruptive behaviors of professionals and medical errors.

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VITAS CMO Shega: Younger Patients Should Have Advance Care Plans

Hospice News

It ensures that health care professionals are aligned with and understand a patient’s goals and values. Patients and physicians should always work together to update their plans at the varying stages of life and health. Patients and physicians should always work together to update their plans at the varying stages of life and health.

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Breaking Down Barriers: The Crucial Role of Social Workers in Dispelling Hospice Misconceptions

Hospice News

Gaines has worked in the hospice field for more than 15 years. The nature of social workers’ roles on an interdisciplinary hospice team give them a unique, inside look into how faith, religion and belief systems can impact understanding of end-of-life care, Gaines said. There were 143 respondents in total.

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‘This Is Different’: Building a Sustainable Palliative Care Workforce

Hospice News

We can’t just work around retention; we have to change the work environment.” Technology is playing an increasingly important role in preparing the next wave of palliative professionals to understand the nuances of serious illness care delivery, Reinhard said. New nursing entrants are seeing that this takes a lot of development.

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How Value-Based Care Could Change a Hospice Organization’s Culture

Hospice News

It could also wield a powerful influence on an organization’s culture. However, the ongoing value-based insurance design model (VBID) demonstration and some Accountable Care Organization (ACO) relationships are giving providers a taste of how at-risk reimbursement may affect their core hospice business.

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3 Key Ingredients to Hardwire and Sustain a Healthy Workforce Culture

Healthy Workforce Institute

From spearheading cultural shifts and securing committed leadership to grappling with ongoing workforce shortages and managing disruptive behaviors, it’s a demanding landscape. It’s clear that addressing these challenges goes beyond a mere workshop or a strategic plan checkbox that’s forgotten once created.

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Frontline Honors: Michele Senbertrand, By The Bay Health

Hospice News

The candidate must be a dedicated, high-performing frontline worker who delivers exceptional experiences and outcomes; a passionate worker who knows how to put their vision into action for the good of older adults and aging industry professionals; and an advocate for older adults, their industry, and their peers.