Working in the home health industry can be mentally, emotionally, and physically draining no matter the age of the patients. But for pediatric home health workers, there are often additional challenges and emotions to navigate. Read on to learn more about the challenges faced by home health workers who specialize in working with children and how to support them so they can properly care for their patients — and for themselves.
Creating standard operating procedures (SOPs) is a great way to help your home health team improve efficiency and reduce frustration. But once you’ve finished creating the SOPs, you also need to ensure your team actually puts them into practice. Read on to learn how to introduce a new SOP to your team and get everyone on board with implementing the new process.
If your home health team isn’t operating as efficiently as they should, you might need to establish some standard operating procedures (SOPs). From a simple CPR SOP that lists the steps to take to save a life to a complex onboarding SOP that details the process of bringing in new team members, SOPs help your workers do their jobs better and faster. Read on to learn how to create an effective home health or CPR SOP and how SOPs can help your team operate more efficiently and effectively.
In an effort to help residents anyone in the path of a hurricane recover from the effect, we took some time to assemble some resources for you to use to track the progress of the storm, and to read the latest reports. This list was originally compiled when Hurricane Ike hit in 2008. Hurricane Maps…