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Managing Communications in the New, Remote World of Work

By Lin Grensing-Pophal Jul 9, 2020 Private Duty

Updated: Jul 9, 2020

Effective communication is essential to any team, which is especially true in the business world. Poor communication among team members or different layers of management can lead to a host of problems, including incorrect deliverables, lost productivity, decreased morale, and poor customer service. Communication challenges can arise in any business setting, even within teams that […]

Predictions on the Long-Term Outlook for Remote Work

By Lin Grensing-Pophal Jun 24, 2020 Private Duty

Updated: Jun 24, 2020

By Lin Grensing-Pophal, Contributing Editor for HR Daily Advisor. The COVID-19 pandemic has turned everyday life upside down in so many ways. From school and childcare to socializing and work life, dramatic change has been forced on many individuals and businesses over the last several months.One of the biggest examples of this is the shift […]

The True Cost of Post-Acute Care Labor

When healthcare facilities use contingent workers, they’re making a smart financial decision. While contingent nursing staff can have higher hourly wages than full-time employees, gone are the additional expenses of recruitment, benefits, bonuses, and more which cause the true cost of full-time workers’ hourly wages to actually be 33% higher. Using contingent workers also enables […]

National Nurses Week: Special Report

The coronavirus pandemic has improved reimbursement for hospital at home services and opened up opportunities for virtual hospital at home programs. After modest uptake for nearly three decades, hospital at home programs are now growing faster across the country due to the coronavirus pandemic. In this excerpt, learn more about: How selecting appropriate patients is […]

National Nurses Week Webinar

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to ensue and the healthcare community prepares for the next infection wave, there’s always the lingering potential that other pathogens may emerge and result with widespread, inter-facility transmission and threaten the health of the patients, residents, and staff. Outbreaks continue to emerge despite regulatory agencies, governmental bodies, organizational leadership, healthcare […]

2022 Long-Term Care Compliance & Regulatory Roundup

The long-term care industry has made it through a couple of the most hectic years in memory, and 2022 is shaping up to be just as challenging. You need to stay abreast of the latest regulatory and compliance requirements so you can quickly respond to protect your patients, employees and your business, no matter what […]