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Category Archives: chronic disease education
Analyzing Your Clinical Process Today In Order To Improve It Tomorrow:...
How many times do you get excited about what a change can mean in your organization only to have it not go anywhere? If the answer is a lot, then you are not alone. It can become taxing to constantly attempt to initiate change without seeing the...
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How Much Will Your Chronic Disease Education Cost You If You...
Many agencies that previously had robust educational programming have seen it dwindle amid all the changes in the industry as well as the pandemic. Here is the issue: The need for good chronic disease education and programming still exists. So, we...
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Making Sure Your Educational Programming Has A Strategic Plan Before You...
Regardless the educational goals for your agency, making sure you have a strategic plan when you put it into play is crucial. This is a topic we have written about in the past because it is such an error to not have a plan for the knowledge you want...
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Want To Go From Zero To Hero In Chronic Disease Management...
Taking the leap into changing your chronic disease management program for the better is a big step. It takes commitment and preparation to the process and the mission. To be honest, you may find the idea right now to be overwhelming because you are...
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All The Education in The World Doesn’t Matter Without Processes In...
You provide chronic disease education to staff. Your agency prides itself in the education offered or provided directly to clinicians. Where you struggle is in seeing the outcomes you desire both financially and clinically come to fruition. Today,...
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Keeping Up With Chronic Disease Care: Are You Making A Difference...
As much as we have seen change in the last several years, we are now at the head of looking forward to post acute payment systems. In this article we would like to consider what this means in term of chronic disease care within your agency. The...
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