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Effective Communication with Patients and Families Training

American Medical Compliance

The Effective Communication with Patients and Families Training equips healthcare providers with essential skills to enhance patient care through clear, compassionate, and age-appropriate communication. The course also teaches how to adapt communication based on a patients age and how to use verbal communication effectively.

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The Role of Technology in Advancing Healthcare Equity 

American Medical Compliance

As healthcare providers, organizations, and policymakers increasingly recognize the persistent disparities in health outcomes across different populations, technology is emerging as a powerful tool to bridge these gaps. These tools provide healthcare services to patients who may not have easy access to traditional in-person care.

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Nurses as Key Players in Telehealth

Daily Nurse

They should understand how to appear on camera and communicate with patients through technology. Nurses must know and comply with HIPAA, information security, and confidentiality. Nurses should be aware of the background that the patient sees on camera and any sounds occurring in their environment.

APRN 98
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Ethical Decision-Making Frameworks for Charge Nurses

Every Nurse

Ensuring smooth communication and collaboration between healthcare providers: Charge nurses must be able to communicate effectively with other healthcare providers, including physicians, other nurses, and support staff. The model involves mutual respect, trust, and open communication.