Prudence Marshall (Skene) MScN, BSN, FCCS’ Post

Did you know.....? HCCI recently updated six of our most popular online courses. Boost your skills and better your home care practice with these in-demand, on-demand courses designated for CME credit. - Advanced Coding and Billing: Beyond E/M for House Calls - Dementia and Neuropsychiatric Disturbances in HBPC - Foundations of Coding and Billing for House Calls  - Legal Compliance for Home-Based Primary Care  - Management of Mental Health Conditions in Homebound Patients - Risk Adjustment and HCC Coding for House Calls Yes, SIX! Wow, that's definitely more than FIVE. #housecalls Julie Sacks Melissa Singleton Dana Crosby Justin Copeland Karly Denes Jeff Fraler Arlyn G. Riskind https://lnkd.in/evFiMp8K

In this video we discuss 5 practical strategies to improve provider communication with patients. 1) Ask patients open-ended questions so they can discuss why they came to you and what they are hoping to achieve. 2) Validate patients when they express frustration or pain. You can simply say,"that sounds really difficult." 3) Make listening statements to show a patient you are paying attention to them. 4) Be supportive and verbalize it by telling patients you are there to support them if they need anything. 5) Ask patients for their thoughts on the proposed plan of care. To learn more about our education, dm me.

Ned's programs are so clear and practical - hone your client education craft, by learning from one of the best... in your own time, at your own pace.

Palliative Care can be a tough topic to cover when teaching #healthprofessionseducation. Aquifer has 13 cases to help cover those clinical learning gaps for your students: https://ow.ly/xck750TjoPb #PalliativeCareEducation #Aquifer #MedEd

Read our new blog from Matt Camilleri, Anaesthetic Registrar and Education Lead for the National CLEAR Programme about the value of empowering clinicians to drive #transformationalchange through #education and #training – including our CLEAR Essentials one-day course covering the CLEAR methodology and practical takeaways: bit.ly/3Tgrwv6

Some of my top tips for therapists working in the first session In the First session .. Discuss the therapeutic relationship as the foundation of therapy (important to find the right fit, building rapport takes time and you can’t provide therapy without it) Explain how the therapy process works (including what type of therapy you provide)  Discuss what led them to seek therapy, and what they’d like to get out of therapy If you are working with a child or teen - If parents are in the room clarify both parties' goals and discuss how you will balance any competing priorities I'll be covering this and lots more in my upcoming training Enhancing Clinical Outcomes in the Initial Three Sessions This will be live and then available on demand afterwards. Attending live will give you a chance to ask questions. Hope to see you there!B Book here ->. https://lnkd.in/gx3Xdgqb

Healthcare professionals, do you remember what you were taught about how to deal with grief over your patients when you were in training? So much of healthcare culture has held up stoicism as strength, and pegged grief as something that just gets in the way of "real work." But what is healthcare, if not human work at the core? Tomorrow, I'll be presenting an online Grand Rounds for Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) on "Supporting Learners Experiencing Grief," together with the incredible Hadley Bloomhardt and Sarah Tremallo, LCSW from Boston Children's Hospital. We are proposing a different way of training and supporting our youngest clinicians in healthcare. We can be human. This can be a path towards higher quality healthcare, and more sustainable journeys as professional caregivers. We can care for ourselves and each other differently. I am full of hope.

Giving feedback is a fundamental skill for clinicians, but formal feedback training is rare. This study showed that training improved feedback performance, confidence in feedback skills & knowledge, & application of skills in pediatric fellows https://bit.ly/3OZpAVj

We had a group of learners create an innovative presentation on supporting senior clinicians with medication administration using a 'University Challenge'-style quiz. The show host asked questions on the topic, and the teams answered, providing context to meet learning objectives. Their resourceful and original approach earned them excellent feedback from their tutors. #MedicationSupport #MedicalQuiz #StudentSuccess #MedicalEducation #HealthcareStudents

It's 2024, so the way we deliver clinical education is different... or is it? See one, do one, teach one still the surefire approach these days? #medicaleducation #procedures #whataboutconsults #criticalthiking #reasoning #clinicaldecisionmaking #dopeopleevencare?