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The Growing Crisis of Healthcare Worker Burnout
Healthcare worker burnout is contributed to the healthcare staffing crisis, long hours, increasing job demands and pressures and the COVID-19 pandemic which has led to half of workers reporting feeling burned out often in 2022, up from 32 percent in 2018, according to a CDC study. Healthcare workers include doctors, nurses and medical assistants in…
Read MoreHealthcare Staff Duress Systems Save Lives, Help Solve Staff & Liability Issues
Healthcare Staff Duress Systems Save Lives, Help Solve Staff & Liability Issues Healthcare Industry One of Most Violent in U.S. Over the past decade, the U.S. healthcare industry has faced an epidemic of violence in the workplace according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, with multiple factors as to what causes it. There are…
Read MoreThe Pitfalls of Using a Wi-Fi Infant Protection System: Understanding Its Drawbacks
The Pitfalls of Using a Wi-Fi Infant Protection System: Understanding Its Drawbacks Using a wireless non-Wi-Fi-based RFID infant protection system with Real Time Location Tracking (RTLS) is the best way to protect precious newborns in labor and delivery units because it does not rely on sometimes spotty Internet connections, is less vulnerable to hacking and…
Read MoreHelp Retain Nursing Staff by Using Human-Centric Technology
Help Retain Nursing Staff by Using Human-Centric Technology Help Retain Nursing Staff by Using Human-Centric Technology Including Quick Response® Wireless Nurse Call, Staff Protection, and The Power of Communication to Help Nurses Realize Your Business Takes Their Well-being Seriously Healthcare Employment Outlook The US Bureau of Labor Statistics is predicting healthcare occupations will remain strong…
Read MorePicking the Right Technology to Prevent Baby Switching
Picking the Right Technology to Prevent Baby Switching The birth of a child is a momentous occasion, filled with joy and anticipation for parents. However, amidst the excitement, there is also a concern that has plagued hospitals and parents for years – the possibility of baby switching. To combat this issue, numerous technological solutions have…
Read MoreEnsuring Maternal and Infant Security: The Need for Advanced Technology in Preventing Baby Switching
Ensuring Maternal and Infant Security: The Need for Advanced Technology in Preventing Baby Switching The miracle of childbirth is a profoundly emotional and life-changing experience for families. However, the occurrence of babies being switched at birth, though rare, has been a source of anguish and distress for parents and hospitals alike. The consequences of such…
Read MoreInvesting in Staff Protection: The Importance of Staff Protection Devices
In today’s world, it is more important than ever to ensure the safety of employees in the workplace. One way to do this is by using staff protection devices. These devices are designed to protect employees from harm, whether it be from physical violence, accidents, or exposure to hazardous materials. In this blog post, we…
Read More3 Essential Components to a Wander Management System
Three Wander Management Essential Components Wander management systems are critical in healthcare facilities such as hospitals and nursing homes to ensure the safety of residents and patients who may be at risk of wandering. The system is designed to detect, track and alert staff when a patient or resident attempts to exit a designated area…
Read MoreFive Ways Equipment Locating Helps Improve Hospital Asset Management
Effective asset management is crucial for hospitals to operate smoothly and provide the best possible care to their patients. Medical equipment is a significant investment for hospitals, and it’s essential to know where each asset is located, its condition, and its utilization rate. Equipment locating can help improve hospital asset management in several ways. In…
Read MoreMore Effective Shrinkage Control in Hospitals Using Asset Locating
How many dollars disappear out of your hospital doors in the form of inventory shrinkage? Discover the two steps for using asset locating to control inventory shrinkage in your hospital. Inventory shrinkage: It’s the difference between your documented inventory numbers and what physical inventory is truly available. As medical devices become smaller in size, more…
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