Jennifer Dale-Tam RN, MSN, CNCC(c), CCSNE, CHSE-A’s Post

Happy Match Day and Match Week for our 4th year medical students! As we celebrate this monumentous day/week let's talk about not just matching into a medical specialty, but finding sustainability in the field. As can be seen from the report below, the rate of physician burnout continues to increase further and further. Us physicians spend our 20s and 30s in training, long hours, classrooms and didactics, clinics and hospitals and ORs, all with the glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel. Once we have completed this training everything will be alright, right? We will be happy in our field, we will be compensated appropriately so we can pay off our debts from training, we will be respected by those who work with us and who we work for. While these are some great aspirations, the truth is medicine has become harder to practice; not because of us, but because of the system that surrounds us. So what can we do so we can still practice the way we aspired to when we wrote our personal statements for medical school? We need to collectively escape this current system, and TAKE MEDICINE BACK! If you are ready to take medicine back from the insurance companies, hospital organizations, and all of the other barriers between you and your patients, then reach out to me about my consulting service, Physicians Unchained. I teach other physicians how to "break the shackles of our broken healthcare system" and start their own cash-based practice, out of network from insurance. I started my cash-based sports & regenerative medicine practice, Motion is Medicine, 5 years ago. I catalogued the process that led me to this point, both good and bad, so I can teach others how to do this themselves. This is our answer to burnout, this is our answer to loss of autonomy, this is our answer to give our patients the care they deserve! Come join me as part of a movement, to take medicine back! Feel free to DM me or email me at DClearfield@MotionisMedicineDFW.com for more info! #takemedicineback #breaktheshackles #brokensystem #PhysiciansUnchained #match2024 #matchday https://lnkd.in/gKzqJnSi

Are you trying to successfully implement quantitative train of four (TOF) monitoring at your hospital?   Researchers determined that educational interventions with their providers impacted the frequency of TOF monitoring and postoperative patient outcomes.   “In summary, our spaced education and retrieval-based practice approach was able to demonstrate the feasibility of changing clinician behaviors and improving the proportion of cases with TOF monitoring. Efforts to increase TOF monitoring are worthwhile as cases with documented TOF were associated with reduced odds of PPCs and 90-day mortality during our study period. Thus, our study continues to underscore the value of novel educational efforts of anesthesia providers about the importance of NMB monitoring as an important patient safety issue that affects post-operative outcomes.”   At Blink, our sole focus is advancing the use of quantitative neuromuscular monitors in hospitals worldwide. To enable the success of our hospital partners, we've developed an implementation pathway and multi-part training that we will tailor to your institution’s goals and needs.    Our team is with you every step of the way! Contact a representative today at:  www.blinkdc.com/twitchview Read about the four pillars of implementation: https://lnkd.in/gr8YGqPV   #TwitchView #PatientSafety #TrainOfFour

There is a deficit I see in our healthcare when it comes to end of life communication especially working as a Hemato-Oncology Physician From Stanford medicine ,point of view and from MJHS Institute for innovation in palliative care 1 unit AMA course . It’s great learning and I still want to explore the distinct yet overlapping phases of End of life assessment and care,Airway care ,Systemic and Pharmacological aspects as well as Cultural , Family , Multidisciplinary ,Psychosocial and Physiological aspects of Palliative care and Hospice ;regardless of the age of patients.

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Surveyed physicians indicate that ~30% of hospital-based care can be moved to other settings BUT clinicians lack the right economic incentives to do it. This is the sweet spot I've been focused on for years - designing and running micro-incentive programs for doctors proven to right-size this. Best of all, the system doesn't need to rely on clinician judgments to pinpoint which physicians, procedures, or settings have the most opportunity. We can ID real behavior change opportunity for every doctor using the country's largest claims dataset at Clarify... Amol S Navathe Zeke Emanuel https://lnkd.in/eeV6TSyv

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Reading through the latest stash of medical records, the importance of continuity of care becomes obvious. There is literally a telephone effect happening in his chart. A presumption of an underlying condition with Fahrs as a secondary possibility becomes Fahrs during the transport stage. You can see doctors questioning this diagnosis throughout the process because of the progression before he is moved to AMC, but once at AMC, the presumption is made that it is Fahrs. It's easy to see how this happens. And with Richard, his death was eminent, so whether or not they called it Fahrs or Prion or an unknown, he was dying. However, it's clear there are errors and assumptions made that became the foundation for later assessments. Hence a few weeks in PT, where each session eroded his energy. It helped me to see that doctors were trying to ascertain how this might be Fahrs despite the rapid progression. I'm not sure why prion is never suspected - the early MRI and CT both show some atrophy in the brain, but maybe it's just so rare, it's not on the radar. In the end, where this would have helped is in the handling of his death. I certainly would have taken my house off of the market and set him up earlier with Hospice at home. This is the secondary reason I am so eager to get his records into the right hands. Researchers are not only working to find a cure for these rare diseases, but they are also bringing about the diagnostics to aide families in making decisions about the care their loved ones receive. Toward good care and a good death. We should receive the results of the secondary MRI study on Monday.

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🌟 Coming Soon from RarusMed: Idiopathic Hypersomnia 360 Virtual Clinic Prepare to experience a new era in rare disease education with our Idiopathic Hypersomnia Virtual Clinic—the first program in our innovative Sleep Quest 360 series. 🎥 At RarusMed, we believe in a holistic approach to education, where healthcare providers, patients, and families come together to "navigate rare frontiers and illuminate extraordinary lives." Our upcoming program for healthcare professionals showcases this unique vision, featuring an engaging exchange between medical and patient/family faculty. 🩺🤝 This isn't just another CME course. It's an ecosystem where healthcare professionals learn with patients, not just about them. Patients actively participate in the development and execution of HCP education, and then the expert faculty collaborate on patient-focused mini-documentaries and games featuring the same patient/family through RarusGalaxy. By breaking down silos, we're fostering deeper understanding, empathy, and more effective care. 🌍💡 Join us on this journey to revolutionize rare disease education. Stay tuned for more of our video shorts and be among the first to explore this "coming soon" groundbreaking initiative! 👉 Follow us for updates and be ready to engage with our transformative program that bridges knowledge gaps and builds a collaborative learning community. #RarusMed #RareDiseaseEducation #IdiopathicHypersomnia #SleepQuest360 #HolisticLearning #MedicalEducation #ComingSoon #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCenteredCare 🌐 Learn more at RarusMed

You are invited to participate in a research study conducted by a group of Physician Assistant students from Touro University Nevada. We are interested in knowing preferred guidelines used by physicians (MD or DO), physician assistants, and nurse practitioners to screen women in Nevada for postpartum depression. Healthcare providers that do not practice in Nevada are not eligible to participate. If you are eligible, we appreciate your time and participation. This anonymous survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. This survey is being distributed through multiple platforms. If you have already completed this survey, please do not resubmit. Your participation is voluntary and you can choose to discontinue participation at any time without consequences. No information that may identify you will be collected. If you have any questions about this study, please get in touch with the Principal Investigator, Lindsey Reynolds, PA-C at lreynold@touro.edu Submissions are open until August 31. Follow the link below to complete the survey: https://lnkd.in/dtG_5-yv