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Two OUWB officials have recently tried to do something about it because no one in healthcare is immune to calling burnout a “silent pandemic.” “Burnout in Health Care: Causes, Consequences, and Coping Strategies” was recently published by Changiz Mohiyeddini Ph.D., professor of the Department of Foundational Medical Studies and Associate Dean of Clinical Education, Pierre Morris, MD. The workshop was organized by the OUWB Center for Excellence Medical Education.The hope was to raise awareness of the problem, promote a better understanding of the causes and mechanisms of burnout, and provide tips to avoid it.”Medical students, doctors, nurses… (burnout) affects all…

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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced Friday that it will delay at least four months' updates to its 20-year-old data reporting system, which is important to nursing home compliance efforts. Federal regulators told the state research agency they are planning to move nursing homes of the Internet quality improvement and assessment system, known as the widely known IQIES, to a cloud-based version. The transition was initially set for last month. IQIE captures important information from nursing homes, including patient assessments and diagnostic information from the minimum dataset. Surveyors use the system to create long-term care surveys, confirm quotations,…

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Phoenix – Speaking to prevent abuse, Rep. Prescott wants to ensure nursing home residents can set up cameras in private rooms.And the laws created by Republican Rep. Quang Nguyen also apply to assisted living people.This idea appears to have resonated with his colleagues. His HB 2785 was cleared the house by two lawmakers against it.But enacting it remains a problem.Nguyen kicked a similar measure out of his home last year despite opposition from the industry. That version didn't get a hearing in the Senate, so it clearly had an effect. People are reading too… This year, Nguyen has returned on…

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North Bay Village, Fla. — The 17-year-old boy, angry at a school suspension, burned three cars and a newly renovated home in North Bay Village, police said.Leer en EspañolPolice say the teenager at Dade County Juvenile Assessment Center confessed he was upset after being suspended from school and unable to play sports.On February 28, the teenager walked to the Treasure Isle Care Centre, the nursing home of Dr. 1735 N. Treasure, where he burned three cars.The teen walked to the house along Rebellion Avenue near South Street Drive, broke down and caused several fires inside. The flames have been destroyed.North…

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Another Queens nursing home traded hands this week, leaving questions about what the future holds for the property.Nelson Tuchman has sold the 55,000-square-foot facility at 111-26 Corona Avenue in Corona to an entity that shares an address for $56.4 million with Pinnacle Group in Hudson Valley. Tuchman paid only $3.3 million for a 200-bed property in 2008.Tuchman was unable to reach a comment, but the apparent Pinnacle Group affiliate representative declined to comment to the observer.Pinnacle Group is incorporated in Maine and owns facilities in and around the state. In 2020, we agreed to buy two properties in the Portsmouth,…

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Dena McGlew says her 23-year-old son Ethan, who passed away Tuesday, has been given another year of life thanks to the NIH Clinical Center. BETESDA, Maryland – About 1,000 people gathered in Bethesda on Saturday to express their frustration and fear over Medicare, Medicaid and research potential at the National Health Facilities Headquarters. Many were doctors worried that federal cuts would come for them. “Whatever rattles us, what causes uncertainty and throws our work into the deep by, is a threat to our healthcare and a discovery we can make to keep people healthy,” said Dr. Haley Chatreine, vice president…

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By staff In response to the escalation of needs and worsening conflict, direct relief has issued emergency funds to health centres operating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to support medical needs and personnel. Jericho Road Wellness Clinic in Goma, DRC will receive $25,000 from direct relief to help locally purchase important emergency medical products, including antibiotics, essential supplies and chronic disease control drugs. The grant is intended to cover the immediate medical needs of clinic patients until regular shipments are able to reach the Jericho Road team. Clinics that provide important medical services have seen an increase in…

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A final report on the abuse of learning disability patients at Muckamore Abbey Hospital is likely to be published later this year, the chair of the statutory inquiry has said. The Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry today heard the last of its closing submissions and will now work to put together a report including findings and recommendations. “By giving evidence, the relatives [of] patients of Muckamore gave their loved ones a voice they may not have otherwise had” Tom Kark The inquiry has been analysing abuse of people with learning disabilities at the Northern Irish hospital between 2 December 1999 and 14…

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Improved tools ensure that you address physical and mental distress, happiness and end-of-life symptoms INDIANAPOLIS – Half of nursing home residents also have cognitive impairments and may not be able to communicate symptoms such as pain and anxiety to the staff and clinicians who care for them. Therefore, the information needed to assess symptoms and subsequent treatment decisions is usually certainly not present in the nursing home electronic health records (EHR). The new paper reports on new indications of commonly used symptom assessment instruments and obtains this challenging data more comprehensively with the ultimate goal of enabling the expansion of…

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By Vikas Saini and Brenna Miller The US has fewer healthcare dollars than its peer countries, and is well known to cost more and less for a while. Where does all the money go? A recent study from Jama Internal Medicine shows how much of the healthcare industry's profits are directed towards corporate shareholders. Healthcare companies have given shareholders trillions Researchers looked at all health companies listed on the S&P 500 Healthcare Index from 2001 to 2022, spending $2.6 trillion on stocks in dividends and buybacks, representing 95% of all profits made in the sector. Over the same period, the…

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