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Practical Strategies for Implementing Evidence-Based Practice

Minority Nurse

Collaborate with a colleague, nurse leader, or interdisciplinary team member who can provide support and mentorship as you explore the evidence behind a clinical question. Have a common goal of the translation of evidence into clinical practice. Emphasize evaluation of the implementation process and continuous improvement.

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Improving Health Outcomes and Bottom Lines Through Healthcare Navigation: A Comprehensive Guide

Guideway Care

By ensuring that patients receive the right care at the right time, navigation services can reduce the number of unnecessary treatments and hospital readmissions. Their interdisciplinary team includes clinical specialists like nurses, pharmacists, and dieticians, as well as non-clinicians such as social workers and care coordinators.

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Understanding the PEPPER Can Reduce Home Health and Skilled Nursing Audit Risks

Relias

Long‐term acute care hospitals. Partial hospitalization programs. Short-term acute care hospitals. Critical access hospitals. ” Richardson suggests engaging a broader interdisciplinary team, including Minimum Data Set (MDS) coordinators, to offer differing viewpoints when analyzing the report.

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Healthy Aging Advice with Gerontological Nurse Sharon Bronner

Minority Nurse

As the nation faces an increasingly older population , Bronner says the biggest challenges in the new millennium are nurses not prepared to work with older adults and a shortage of nursing staff in nursing homes and hospitals. And nurses and families can introduce the idea of planning for healthcare emergencies with advance directives. .

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Rehabilitation Therapy and Wound Management: Strategic Partnership in Home Health

Relias

Realizing this goal begins with home health agencies seizing the incredible opportunity to cultivate a culture of collaboration and establish a strong interdisciplinary team, singularly focused on successful wound management practices.

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Why Care Coordination Is Important for Home Health and Hospice Agencies

Relias

Examples of care coordination may include structured meetings such as routine, formal case conferencing with the patient representative or a regularly scheduled, interdisciplinary team meeting to coordinate care, discuss goals, map out roles and responsibilities, and address any barriers preventing the patient from receiving services.

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Into the Minds of Nursing Excellence: Dean Angela Amar on Psychiatric-Mental Health and Forensic Nursing

Minority Nurse

Many forensic nurses work as part of interdisciplinary teams that investigate abuse or neglect situations with adults and children, as well as teams involved in prevention efforts. Can you talk about the field where this expertise is useful? What types of conditions do forensic nurses manage?