Training Your Team to Prevent Documentation Mistakes
When documentation mistakes happen, the costs can be steep: denied claims, billing delays, compliance risks, and even patient safety issues. In fact, documentation issues have been estimated to play a role in 10–20% of medical malpractice lawsuits, as reported in the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine. For healthcare providers, one of the most effective ways […]
Nevada Cultural Competency and Disability Awareness
Healthcare providers can learn to recognize and overcome cultural and disability-related barriers to care through this Nevada Cultural Competency and Disability Awareness training. The course covers key topics like implicit bias, indirect discrimination, and common myths. It also explains the types of discrimination patients may face and how to respond effectively. Providers will learn to […]
Essential Nutrition and Hydration Practices in Healthcare Training
Healthcare providers can learn how to identify and respond to signs of malnutrition and dehydration through this essential training course. They will explore how to accurately assess nutrition and hydration needs while applying principles of person-centered care to develop individualized plans. This knowledge helps improve patient outcomes. In turn, it ensures safer, more responsive care. […]
Sentinel Events for Healthcare Employees Training
This Sentinel Events for Healthcare Employees Training course equips healthcare providers with essential knowledge about sentinel events and their impact on patient safety. Participants will learn to identify various types of sentinel events, recognize common root causes, and understand the critical role all healthcare staff play in prevention through ongoing vigilance. The course also emphasizes […]
Patient Safety in the Home Training
Healthcare providers can learn how to recognize and mitigate home-based safety risks through this essential Patient Safety in the Home Training. The course equips them to identify common environmental hazards, perform comprehensive home safety assessments, and implement fall prevention strategies. By understanding these vital components, providers can better protect patients receiving care in non-clinical settings, […]
Integrating Infection Control into Everyday Clinical Practice
In healthcare, small actions can have life-saving consequences. One of the most important—and often overlooked—areas where this holds true is infection control. While major infection outbreaks make headlines, the everyday transmission of germs, bacteria, and viruses often happens silently. Whether it’s a missed handwashing opportunity, improper PPE use, or a poorly disinfected surface, even small lapses […]
Boosting Quality Ratings Through Better Service Plan Training
Your quality ratings speak volumes. They influence everything from your facility’s reputation and referrals to compliance status and reimbursement rates. In fact, studies show that the CMS 5-Star Rating system directly influences consumer choice, with many families relying on it to select a nursing home for their loved ones. Whether you’re running an assisted living facility, […]
The ROI of Structured Onboarding in Healthcare
Amid the constant demands of healthcare, onboarding frequently doesn’t receive the time or attention it deserves. New team members are given a quick introduction, handed a pile of policies, and expected to perform immediately. But this rushed process may be quietly costing your organization more than you think. According to the 2025 NSI National Health Care […]
Survey Readiness Starts with Respecting Resident Rights
In assisted living and long-term care settings, survey readiness is a major concern for administrators and staff. A poor audit can lead to penalties, loss of reputation, or even closure. But if you want to be ready for your next survey, don’t just focus on checklists and compliance documents—start with something much more basic and […]
Training Your Team to Talk About Clinical Trials with Patients
Despite the critical role clinical trials play in advancing cancer treatment, only about 3% of new cancer patients participate in them, according to a study by the University of California Davis Cancer Center. That means the vast majority of patients may be missing out on potentially life-changing options, often simply because they aren’t aware or […]
How to Train Surgical Teams Without Pulling Them Off the Floor
Time is everything in the operating room. Patient safety, team coordination, and timely procedures all depend on a well-trained surgical team that can move together with precision. However, a growing shortage of perioperative nurses—and limited opportunities for hands-on education—has made training more difficult than ever. As highlighted in the AORN Journal article “Nursing Shortages in […]
Assisting with Medication: What Staff Need to Know
In healthcare settings—especially assisted living, home care, and long-term care—medication routines are a daily reality. But not every patient needs full administration from a nurse or physician. Many are capable of taking their own medicine, with a little help. That’s where assisting with self-administration of medication comes in—and it’s more important than it might seem. […]