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In EMS, the ABCs (Airway-Breathing-Circulation) are more than just a checklist—they're a cornerstone of patient care. This deep dive into the 'B' (breathing) aspect and the Pediatric Assessment Triangle (PAT) offers valuable insights for both new and experienced providers. Enhance your assessment skills and improve patient outcomes. Discover more by clicking the link! Who’s Watching the ‘Bs’ in the ABCs? https://ow.ly/gZem50Uv3MH

Preventing hospital readmission is an important part of the care we provide our patients. Take a deep dive into our methodology for keeping our patients safe at home: https://hubs.li/Q02_DQ0c0

If you have an appointment in a specialist eye hospital, you may be asked to sit for some screening procedures either before your consultation or as a part of it. Learn more about some of the most common and important eye exams in our helpful guide. Click to read https://hubs.li/Q02Sx-6-0

New #Dribbble shot alert! 🚀 This is another testament to our belief that healthcare products should be beautiful and functional. Check out the cardiological hospital concept and let me know how it feels to you.

Healing made better with ReNew! 🌟 Studies show our trained physicians make a big difference—four times faster healing. 🤩 Our team includes highly trained wound care specialists who are experts in the best practices. What does this mean for you? Faster recovery, fewer hospital visits, and cost-effective care. 👏 Your healing journey starts here. 💜🩹 #BetterHealing #WoundCareExperts #ReNewDifference #WoundCare #ReNewWoundCare #ReNew Dr. Rekha Bhandari Izzy Hartman Shani Deutsch, RN Greg Greco

🎙️ Patient, your voice is the key to better care! #WorldPatientSafetyDay Remember: 🗣️ Talk openly about your symptoms ❓ Ask your doctor about anything that concerns you or if you don't understand something 🤝 Share your experiences to work together to improve diagnosis and patient safety. How can you get involved? Prepare for your doctor's appointment 🧡 Take part in local initiatives on September 17 📢 Share your story and inspire others Correct diagnosis is the foundation for effective treatment. Let's work together with doctors to “Get it right, make it safe!”*(1). Let's take care of each other. * World Patient Safety Day, established by WHO this year, focuses on the theme of improving diagnosis for patient safety with the slogan “Get it right, make it safe!”. The event aims to raise public awareness and commitment to patient safety, with a special focus on the role of correct and timely diagnosis (1). (1) https://bit.ly/4glJsy1

From the first digital triage to full recovery, Pathways is designed to guide more MSK patients to the appropriate level of care, helping them return to the activities they love. Initial assessments capture patients early in their recovery journey, building a deep understanding of their pain and capabilities. With this info, providers can personalize the right clinical program to meet their needs. Pathways takes it from there, with a patient-centered design that ensures patients keep coming back. Discover how a partnership with MedBridge can bring provider-driven MSK care to more patients than ever before: https://lnkd.in/gsPnM_aG

Join Total Patient Service Institute - ToPS founder and Crown Council co-founder, Steven J. Anderson for a fast-paced, information-packed webinar guaranteed to give you easy-to-use ideas, techniques and systems to hear “Yes” more often from your patients. Registration is required and can be done here: https://lnkd.in/gcFGjDF6 Those who attend will discover: • The 2 best appointments of the day! • The myth of the “Morning Huddle”. Just stop..and why. • The 4 best types of patients and how to find them.  • Boost new patients by 30% for no extra cost.  • Why white is the new green when it comes to luck! • The one change to make NOW to STOP cancellations.

Downtime in hospitals is always something to be prepared for. Read the article below from Becker's Hospital Review to learn more on how to stay ahead of the problem.

Downtime in hospitals is always something to be prepared for. Read the article below from Becker's Hospital Review to learn more on how to stay ahead of the problem.