'Patients are feeling more isolated. Their daily activities have been disrupted. They can’t just walk into a pharmacy or their doctor’s office anymore.' – Heidi Polek, RPh, strategic program manager at DrFirst.
COVID-19 has disrupted many things – workplaces, education systems, and healthcare. Healthcare professionals have been challenged to provide patients their "usual" care during unusual times. In this week's feature story, experts discuss the difficulties and the solutions surrounding patients' adherence to their medication regimes.
After decades of solid job security, many clinicians are facing challenges holding onto their positions or finding new ones, a new employment report says.
In this 60-minute webinar, Ellen Fink-Samnick MSW, ACSW, LCSW, CCM, CRP, will provide attendees with the knowledge and practical solutions to identify, assess, and tackle vicarious trauma in their organizations, plus help practitioners and providers in crisis.
Pressure injuries are the only hospital-acquired condition on the rise, creating staggering patient and financial burdens for hospitals. Patient turning is crucial, but traditional tools are limited, nurses are task-saturated and compliance is low.Are you ready to turn over a new leaf in pressure injury prevention?Watch the video for more information: Can Wearable Technology Help Reduce Costly Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries?
