It’s Been a While… I started this blog seven years ago in front of a keyboard in scrubs in an office no bigger than a […]
My hurricane Zeta adventure and lessons learned
It has been… a week. I know I’m not alone. I want to say to those who are without power – either personally, or in […]
News you can use…stuff we’ve learned lately!
Hello! I’ve been learning some new stuff that’s happened in the regulatory world, and thought you’d find this helpful as well, as you may not […]
Getting back to care post pandemic…some practical thoughts
I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling weary. This pandemic has brought so many “feels”, and all the personal and professional changes are, […]
Practical Guidance and a Reminder to Breathe
Hello! I know it has been a hot minute since I have posted – my apologies. Life has been busy! I also know that the […]
Managing fall risk: An effective strategy that works
Since falls impact patient safety, require notification for CMS quality reporting, and may result in patient injury or worse, it is good to consider how […]
New Recommendations on Tuberculosis
Did you know that the CDC has changed its recommendations on TB screening? The CDC released updated recommendations for TB screening, testing, and treatment of health […]
Five medication tips to help keep your patients safe
We are all probably a little numb when we read about medication safety. We get it. It’s super important. We live the life. […]
New staff hires: Some onboarding tips to make the process easier
It’s exciting when we find a new staff member that will be a great addition to the team. We are hopeful that they will blend […]
Eight staff scheduling tips to make staffing problems easier
I have found that staffing has always been one of the biggest challenges in surgical leadership. Even with the best plan in place, Murphy’s Law […]