The Midwest Alliance for Health Education provides accessible distance learning opportunities for health care professionals.
Two Day Conference
Non-routine work is the norm for many healthcare professionals as well as first responders involved in emergency and disaster management. Since non-routine work calls for rapid decision-making where information is limited and outcomes uncertain, it is extremely challenging mentally. While it might seem paradoxical, there is a proven, proactive technique to manage the unexpected. It is called mindfulness.
Mindfulness is a process first identified in high-reliability organizations (HROs). HROs have nearly error-free operations in extremely trying environments. Examples include aircraft carrier flight decks, nuclear power plants and air traffic control. Using mindfulness, these HROs have created a safety culture. While creating a safety culture is an important and challenging goal for all organizations, it is especially true for those organizations where interdependence and non-routine work are required.
At the completion of this workshop, participants should be able to:
For more information go to: University of Kansas Medical Center.
Time: 1pm EDT (Noon Central Daylight Time)
What: Telehealth Webinar
Who: Carla Trout, RN - Operations Manager Good Samaritan Society
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Has your organization considered Telehealth but just not sure where to start? Carla Trout, RN Regional Operations Manager for Home and Community Based Services for Good Samaritan Society, will be discussing the steps her organization went through to create a successful Telehealth program.
At this event you will learn:
Good Samaritan has been a leader in Nebraska taking home health services to the next level. They began with a small program in Southeast Nebraska that now has far reaching state-wide impact. We all can learn from their model! Register TODAY and reserve your spot for this free webinar!
