A brief presentation about how employers can manage and respond to frequent and/or non-genuine sickness absence, and long-term absence due to illness or injury.
This document provides tips for making better healthcare decisions by being an empowered patient. It advises patients to take ownership of their own medical records, focus on communicating openly with doctors to understand treatment plans and avoid errors, and prepare for doctor's visits by writing down concerns and previous treatments. Additional tips include improving communication between all caregivers, knowing personal health risks and taking preventive actions like screening tests and lifestyle changes like diet and exercise. The goal is for patients to gain knowledge to motivate positive health behaviors and feel empowered in their own care.
Physician communication and patient education are essential for proper asthma treatment but often inadequate. Studies show less than 50% of patients adhere to daily medication regimens. The Health Belief Model shows that patients' beliefs about their susceptibility, a condition's seriousness, treatment benefits and costs, and their ability to follow recommendations influence whether they follow advice. Clinicians must establish open communication to understand patients' health beliefs and provide a written asthma action plan and education on basic concepts for successful self-management. Specific communication techniques like addressing concerns, reassuring messages, and goal setting can improve adherence.
This document summarizes the Attendance & Wellness Program (AWP) for staff at Vancouver Coastal Health. The AWP helps employees preserve their sick leave balances so they have protection if they experience an extended absence. It does this through education on wellness strategies and resources. The AWP involves multi-stage meetings between employees and managers if an employee's sick leave exceeds averages, to develop plans to improve attendance. The goals are to support employees' health and well-being while meeting operational needs.
This document discusses workability assessments for physicians and proposes solutions. It notes that physician assessments have their own specifics compared to other workers, as it depends on their specialty and workplace. The assessment looks at physical, mental, and neuropsychological abilities, as well as communication skills and professionalism, rather than medical knowledge. Factors like cognitive impairment, personality traits, and substance use disorders can contribute to medical errors. Independent professionals and advocacy are proposed to conduct assessments to help physicians without damaging reputations. The goal is to provide appropriate assistance rather than punishment.
Paige Boone recently graduated with an Associate's degree in Medical Assisting and has a background in clinical duties, administrative duties, and patient care. She has experience as a medical assistant intern where she assisted providers with procedures and kept the office stocked and clean. Paige is highly motivated, productive, and patient-focused with strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. She maintains certifications in CPR/First Aid and has memberships in professional organizations.
Taylor & Emmet - Managing Absence MasterclassTom Draper
The employment law experts at Taylor & Emmet recently conducted a T & E Advance Managing Absence Masterclass. The event was fully booked and therefore for those of you who were unable to attend we have shared the slides from the event. If you have any questions on the subject of employee absence please contact Tom Draper on 0114 2184311.
The Most In Demand Careers For Medical Staffers PRN Funding
Home health aides, registered nurses, pharmacy technicians, medical transcriptionists, and physicians and surgeons are the most in-demand careers for medical staffing companies. Home health aides require no formal education but provide assistance to patients at home. Registered nurses typically need a bachelor's degree and license to treat and care for patients. Pharmacy technicians and medical transcriptionists usually obtain training through vocational programs or associate's degrees to support prescription and medical documentation needs. Physicians and surgeons are highly sought after but require extensive education and training due to their complex patient care responsibilities. The document also suggests accounts receivable factoring as a way for medical staffing companies to obtain cash flow financing.
This document provides an introduction to physical therapy assisting in home health care. It discusses how home health care aims to allow people to remain at home and receive various professional health and life assistance services. Physical therapy in the home is similar to treatment in nursing homes but each home environment is different. Common conditions treated in home health include joint replacements, fractures, strokes, neurological issues, fall risk, dementia, chronic pain, incontinence, wounds, and more. Physical therapy in the home involves treatments like gait training, exercise programs, fall prevention, and more. The median annual income for a physical therapy assistant in home health is $53,500. Reasons to work in home health include high demand, pay rate, sense of
This document provides tips for making better healthcare decisions by being an empowered patient. It advises patients to take ownership of their own medical records, focus on communicating openly with doctors to understand treatment plans and avoid errors, and prepare for doctor's visits by writing down concerns and previous treatments. Additional tips include improving communication between all caregivers, knowing personal health risks and taking preventive actions like screening tests and lifestyle changes like diet and exercise. The goal is for patients to gain knowledge to motivate positive health behaviors and feel empowered in their own care.
Physician communication and patient education are essential for proper asthma treatment but often inadequate. Studies show less than 50% of patients adhere to daily medication regimens. The Health Belief Model shows that patients' beliefs about their susceptibility, a condition's seriousness, treatment benefits and costs, and their ability to follow recommendations influence whether they follow advice. Clinicians must establish open communication to understand patients' health beliefs and provide a written asthma action plan and education on basic concepts for successful self-management. Specific communication techniques like addressing concerns, reassuring messages, and goal setting can improve adherence.
This document summarizes the Attendance & Wellness Program (AWP) for staff at Vancouver Coastal Health. The AWP helps employees preserve their sick leave balances so they have protection if they experience an extended absence. It does this through education on wellness strategies and resources. The AWP involves multi-stage meetings between employees and managers if an employee's sick leave exceeds averages, to develop plans to improve attendance. The goals are to support employees' health and well-being while meeting operational needs.
This document discusses workability assessments for physicians and proposes solutions. It notes that physician assessments have their own specifics compared to other workers, as it depends on their specialty and workplace. The assessment looks at physical, mental, and neuropsychological abilities, as well as communication skills and professionalism, rather than medical knowledge. Factors like cognitive impairment, personality traits, and substance use disorders can contribute to medical errors. Independent professionals and advocacy are proposed to conduct assessments to help physicians without damaging reputations. The goal is to provide appropriate assistance rather than punishment.
Paige Boone recently graduated with an Associate's degree in Medical Assisting and has a background in clinical duties, administrative duties, and patient care. She has experience as a medical assistant intern where she assisted providers with procedures and kept the office stocked and clean. Paige is highly motivated, productive, and patient-focused with strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. She maintains certifications in CPR/First Aid and has memberships in professional organizations.
Taylor & Emmet - Managing Absence MasterclassTom Draper
The employment law experts at Taylor & Emmet recently conducted a T & E Advance Managing Absence Masterclass. The event was fully booked and therefore for those of you who were unable to attend we have shared the slides from the event. If you have any questions on the subject of employee absence please contact Tom Draper on 0114 2184311.
The Most In Demand Careers For Medical Staffers PRN Funding
Home health aides, registered nurses, pharmacy technicians, medical transcriptionists, and physicians and surgeons are the most in-demand careers for medical staffing companies. Home health aides require no formal education but provide assistance to patients at home. Registered nurses typically need a bachelor's degree and license to treat and care for patients. Pharmacy technicians and medical transcriptionists usually obtain training through vocational programs or associate's degrees to support prescription and medical documentation needs. Physicians and surgeons are highly sought after but require extensive education and training due to their complex patient care responsibilities. The document also suggests accounts receivable factoring as a way for medical staffing companies to obtain cash flow financing.
This document provides an introduction to physical therapy assisting in home health care. It discusses how home health care aims to allow people to remain at home and receive various professional health and life assistance services. Physical therapy in the home is similar to treatment in nursing homes but each home environment is different. Common conditions treated in home health include joint replacements, fractures, strokes, neurological issues, fall risk, dementia, chronic pain, incontinence, wounds, and more. Physical therapy in the home involves treatments like gait training, exercise programs, fall prevention, and more. The median annual income for a physical therapy assistant in home health is $53,500. Reasons to work in home health include high demand, pay rate, sense of
The document discusses designing a digital healthcare service in Ireland. It aims to simplify the process of acquiring repeat prescriptions by providing a service that stores prescriptions, notifies patients and pharmacists when prescriptions need renewed or medications need to be taken. Research included interviews with patients and medical professionals. The proposed service called Pharme would allow prescriptions to be renewed digitally, notify users of medication schedules and renewals, and reduce unnecessary doctors' appointments and wait times.
Medicare and Medicaid In-Patient service' s provided within Nursing Homes for the Mental disabled. These service;s are avaliable through out the United States in every State.Contact us for more information?
This document discusses managing sickness absence, including short-term and long-term absence. It addresses when absence becomes an issue, return to work interviews, disciplinary action, and managing long-term absence and disability-related absence. The employer must obtain medical evidence, consider reasonable adjustments for disabled employees, and avoid discrimination based on disability.
The document discusses various types of employee absence and strategies for effectively managing attendance. It provides details on the approaches taken by The Royal Mail to significantly reduce absence rates from 7% to 5% and save over £227 million. Key steps included outsourcing occupational health, comprehensive training for managers, health promotion initiatives, and a holistic focus on the medical, social, and psychological causes of absence.
This syllabus outlines the key details for Nursing 330 - Health Assessment including contact information for the instructor, Shirley Comer, special instructions, assignments, course structure, and textbook. Students will complete two online exams worth 15% each, 12 weekly write ups worth 25% total, a final comprehensive health assessment worth 25%, and a clinical practice log worth 5%. The course is arranged in weekly modules accessible through the learning management system from Monday to Sunday midnight each week.
Kimberly Bennett has over 20 years of experience in medical office management. She has managed all aspects of medical offices with up to 100 employees across 8 sites. Her skills include hiring and training staff, monitoring performance, scheduling, overseeing accurate payroll and bookkeeping, establishing policies and procedures, and ensuring compliance. She also has experience supervising patient registration, medical coding, billing, and ensuring patient satisfaction. Bennett has a background in cardiology technology and certifications in echocardiography, project management, and various medical office software programs. She is seeking a position where she can utilize her leadership and management experience.
Mental health nurses help people with emotional and mental disorders by providing support, care, and treatment. Their goals are to keep patients safe, help them adjust to their environments, and regain their mental health. Mental health nurses work in hospitals, clinics, prisons, schools, and government agencies, often on rotating shifts. They must obtain a nursing degree and may get a bachelor's degree to specialize in mental health nursing. Job opportunities are expected to be excellent, and mental health nurses can expect to earn between $44,000 to $94,000 annually.
On-site medical clinics are becoming more common and accessible for small employers. While traditionally only available to large companies, on-site clinics can provide value to employers of all sizes by improving employee health, reducing medical costs and workers' compensation claims, and boosting productivity and engagement. A case study of CM Almy, a manufacturing company with 79 employees in Pittsfield, Maine, found their on-site clinic reduced workers' compensation premiums by 60% and eliminated $60,000 in lost productivity costs. On-site services should be tailored to meet the needs of the specific employer but can include occupational health, injury treatment, wellness programs, and basic non-occupational care.
This document provides tips for managers on managing employee health issues at work. It advises managers to listen carefully to employees for any changes in behavior, performance, or health complaints. It also recommends making common adjustments to help employees, such as flexible scheduling or tasks. Managers should document any adjustments, communicate supportively with employees, and ask questions to understand health issues and their impact on work. The overall goals are to support employees while addressing any performance issues.
LifeView Care ATI Solution Presented by SprintMindy Altiero
The document discusses a Home Intensivist Practice model called Advanced Care Management (ACM) that provides intensive home-based care for high-risk, high-cost patients through an interdisciplinary team. The ACM model is shown to reduce hospitalizations and medical costs compared to traditional care, improving outcomes and lowering spending. It also improves patients' health, quality of life, and empowerment through daily monitoring and care coordination. The model benefits insurance companies, employers, and health systems by controlling costs while maintaining benefits and networks.
Alzheimer's care how to prevent caregiver's burnoutthomasdeines
Being a full-time caregiver to Alzheimer's patients along with managing your daily tasks can be extremely difficult and lead to caregiver burnout. Here are some ways to maintain your quality of life and avoid burnout.
Safety Week 2010 focuses on wellness-fitness for firefighters. It discusses key areas of wellness like diet, exercise, mental health, and medical screenings. Maintaining wellness and fitness can increase longevity and health while reducing injuries and costs. Specific health issues covered include stress management, tobacco cessation, substance abuse, infectious diseases, and suicide prevention. Regular medical exams and screenings are also emphasized.
This document provides guidance and a roadmap for emergency medicine residents over their first three years of residency. It emphasizes focusing on patient care, reading, productivity, and communication. The first six months involve getting accustomed to being a resident, working hard on rotations, developing conference and reading habits, and documenting all procedures. Residents are advised to think about their goals and develop plans. Communication with attendings is stressed as important for learning and problem solving. The timeline highlights key areas to focus on each six month block and year of residency training to become a stellar emergency physician.
This presentation summarizes different types of leave and absence programs for employers, including short-term leaves like illness, personal time off, and bereavement as well as long-term leaves like disability, family medical leave, and workers compensation. It discusses policy issues around notice requirements, statutory leave laws, and disaster management. The presentation also outlines procedural issues for supervisors in managing leave like reporting absences, responding to requests, accommodations, verification processes, and pay/benefit continuation.
The document discusses the General Medical Council (GMC) in the UK and what makes a good doctor. It outlines the GMC's main functions of regulating medical registers, fostering good practice, overseeing medical education, and handling fitness to practice cases. It also discusses the qualities of a good doctor, including prioritizing patient care, treating patients with dignity, honesty, and communication skills.
This document provides an overview of Darlene Doricic's presentation on disability management. Darlene has over 20 years of experience in disability claims adjudication, vocational rehabilitation, and disability plan administration. She will discuss disability management programs and policies, including early absence support, occupational disability programs, return to work programs, accommodation programs, and long-term disability. The goals of disability management programs are to help injured or ill employees recover and return to work safely and productively.
This document discusses managing employee absence in the workplace. It identifies the key causes of absence such as sickness and family emergencies. Common short-term absences include minor illnesses while long-term absences can involve recurring health problems or disabilities. The document outlines how to define and categorize different types of absences, understand average absence rates across industries, and utilize appropriate policies and procedures to effectively manage absence.
Non-adherence to medicines is a major health care cost and quality problem, with numerous studies showing high rates of non-adherence directly related to poor clinical outcomes, high health care costs, and lost productivity. Adherence to therapy is especially important for management of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer. It has been estimated that 40 to 50% chronic disease patients are non-adherent to their prescribed treatment.
Question of Quality Conference 2016 - Patient Experience - Customer InsightsHCA Healthcare UK
Whilst clinical outcomes are often regarded as the strongest marker of quality, it is not the only variable in a patient’s definition of a quality care experience.
In this session the definition of ‘quality’ to private patients will be explored using recent research on patient experience. The speakers will look at the different ways healthcare providers can effectively communicate their ‘quality’ offer to patients.
TRE condena ex-prefeita de Agrestina a pagar multa de 10 mil por propaganda e...Adriano Monteiro
O documento descreve uma sentença judicial sobre uma representação eleitoral movida pelo PMDB contra Carmen Miriam de Azevedo por propaganda eleitoral antecipada e irregular. A sentença julga procedente a representação e condena a ré a pagar multa de R$10.000 por ter colocado outdoors com mensagens de apoio político fora do período permitido e por meio proibido.
El documento describe los roles clave en la creación de un sitio web, incluyendo al director creativo, programadores y diseñador gráfico. También clasifica los sitios web por su dinamismo, apertura y profundidad. Luego analiza la anatomía de las páginas de Mercedes Benz y Coca Cola, describiendo elementos como el logo, menú, slider y contenido en cada sitio.
Los artículos de la ley orgánica de la discapacidad tienen como objetivo defender los derechos de las personas con discapacidad y garantizar que tengan acceso a las mismas oportunidades que todos los demás ciudadanos, como recibir atención médica adecuada, asistir a escuelas regulares con adaptaciones a sus necesidades cognitivas, y participar plenamente en la vida social y laboral de la comunidad. El Estado adoptará medidas para promover la igualdad, prevenir discapacidades, integrar socialmente a las personas con discapacidad
The document discusses designing a digital healthcare service in Ireland. It aims to simplify the process of acquiring repeat prescriptions by providing a service that stores prescriptions, notifies patients and pharmacists when prescriptions need renewed or medications need to be taken. Research included interviews with patients and medical professionals. The proposed service called Pharme would allow prescriptions to be renewed digitally, notify users of medication schedules and renewals, and reduce unnecessary doctors' appointments and wait times.
Medicare and Medicaid In-Patient service' s provided within Nursing Homes for the Mental disabled. These service;s are avaliable through out the United States in every State.Contact us for more information?
This document discusses managing sickness absence, including short-term and long-term absence. It addresses when absence becomes an issue, return to work interviews, disciplinary action, and managing long-term absence and disability-related absence. The employer must obtain medical evidence, consider reasonable adjustments for disabled employees, and avoid discrimination based on disability.
The document discusses various types of employee absence and strategies for effectively managing attendance. It provides details on the approaches taken by The Royal Mail to significantly reduce absence rates from 7% to 5% and save over £227 million. Key steps included outsourcing occupational health, comprehensive training for managers, health promotion initiatives, and a holistic focus on the medical, social, and psychological causes of absence.
This syllabus outlines the key details for Nursing 330 - Health Assessment including contact information for the instructor, Shirley Comer, special instructions, assignments, course structure, and textbook. Students will complete two online exams worth 15% each, 12 weekly write ups worth 25% total, a final comprehensive health assessment worth 25%, and a clinical practice log worth 5%. The course is arranged in weekly modules accessible through the learning management system from Monday to Sunday midnight each week.
Kimberly Bennett has over 20 years of experience in medical office management. She has managed all aspects of medical offices with up to 100 employees across 8 sites. Her skills include hiring and training staff, monitoring performance, scheduling, overseeing accurate payroll and bookkeeping, establishing policies and procedures, and ensuring compliance. She also has experience supervising patient registration, medical coding, billing, and ensuring patient satisfaction. Bennett has a background in cardiology technology and certifications in echocardiography, project management, and various medical office software programs. She is seeking a position where she can utilize her leadership and management experience.
Mental health nurses help people with emotional and mental disorders by providing support, care, and treatment. Their goals are to keep patients safe, help them adjust to their environments, and regain their mental health. Mental health nurses work in hospitals, clinics, prisons, schools, and government agencies, often on rotating shifts. They must obtain a nursing degree and may get a bachelor's degree to specialize in mental health nursing. Job opportunities are expected to be excellent, and mental health nurses can expect to earn between $44,000 to $94,000 annually.
On-site medical clinics are becoming more common and accessible for small employers. While traditionally only available to large companies, on-site clinics can provide value to employers of all sizes by improving employee health, reducing medical costs and workers' compensation claims, and boosting productivity and engagement. A case study of CM Almy, a manufacturing company with 79 employees in Pittsfield, Maine, found their on-site clinic reduced workers' compensation premiums by 60% and eliminated $60,000 in lost productivity costs. On-site services should be tailored to meet the needs of the specific employer but can include occupational health, injury treatment, wellness programs, and basic non-occupational care.
This document provides tips for managers on managing employee health issues at work. It advises managers to listen carefully to employees for any changes in behavior, performance, or health complaints. It also recommends making common adjustments to help employees, such as flexible scheduling or tasks. Managers should document any adjustments, communicate supportively with employees, and ask questions to understand health issues and their impact on work. The overall goals are to support employees while addressing any performance issues.
LifeView Care ATI Solution Presented by SprintMindy Altiero
The document discusses a Home Intensivist Practice model called Advanced Care Management (ACM) that provides intensive home-based care for high-risk, high-cost patients through an interdisciplinary team. The ACM model is shown to reduce hospitalizations and medical costs compared to traditional care, improving outcomes and lowering spending. It also improves patients' health, quality of life, and empowerment through daily monitoring and care coordination. The model benefits insurance companies, employers, and health systems by controlling costs while maintaining benefits and networks.
Alzheimer's care how to prevent caregiver's burnoutthomasdeines
Being a full-time caregiver to Alzheimer's patients along with managing your daily tasks can be extremely difficult and lead to caregiver burnout. Here are some ways to maintain your quality of life and avoid burnout.
Safety Week 2010 focuses on wellness-fitness for firefighters. It discusses key areas of wellness like diet, exercise, mental health, and medical screenings. Maintaining wellness and fitness can increase longevity and health while reducing injuries and costs. Specific health issues covered include stress management, tobacco cessation, substance abuse, infectious diseases, and suicide prevention. Regular medical exams and screenings are also emphasized.
This document provides guidance and a roadmap for emergency medicine residents over their first three years of residency. It emphasizes focusing on patient care, reading, productivity, and communication. The first six months involve getting accustomed to being a resident, working hard on rotations, developing conference and reading habits, and documenting all procedures. Residents are advised to think about their goals and develop plans. Communication with attendings is stressed as important for learning and problem solving. The timeline highlights key areas to focus on each six month block and year of residency training to become a stellar emergency physician.
This presentation summarizes different types of leave and absence programs for employers, including short-term leaves like illness, personal time off, and bereavement as well as long-term leaves like disability, family medical leave, and workers compensation. It discusses policy issues around notice requirements, statutory leave laws, and disaster management. The presentation also outlines procedural issues for supervisors in managing leave like reporting absences, responding to requests, accommodations, verification processes, and pay/benefit continuation.
The document discusses the General Medical Council (GMC) in the UK and what makes a good doctor. It outlines the GMC's main functions of regulating medical registers, fostering good practice, overseeing medical education, and handling fitness to practice cases. It also discusses the qualities of a good doctor, including prioritizing patient care, treating patients with dignity, honesty, and communication skills.
This document provides an overview of Darlene Doricic's presentation on disability management. Darlene has over 20 years of experience in disability claims adjudication, vocational rehabilitation, and disability plan administration. She will discuss disability management programs and policies, including early absence support, occupational disability programs, return to work programs, accommodation programs, and long-term disability. The goals of disability management programs are to help injured or ill employees recover and return to work safely and productively.
This document discusses managing employee absence in the workplace. It identifies the key causes of absence such as sickness and family emergencies. Common short-term absences include minor illnesses while long-term absences can involve recurring health problems or disabilities. The document outlines how to define and categorize different types of absences, understand average absence rates across industries, and utilize appropriate policies and procedures to effectively manage absence.
Non-adherence to medicines is a major health care cost and quality problem, with numerous studies showing high rates of non-adherence directly related to poor clinical outcomes, high health care costs, and lost productivity. Adherence to therapy is especially important for management of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer. It has been estimated that 40 to 50% chronic disease patients are non-adherent to their prescribed treatment.
Question of Quality Conference 2016 - Patient Experience - Customer InsightsHCA Healthcare UK
Whilst clinical outcomes are often regarded as the strongest marker of quality, it is not the only variable in a patient’s definition of a quality care experience.
In this session the definition of ‘quality’ to private patients will be explored using recent research on patient experience. The speakers will look at the different ways healthcare providers can effectively communicate their ‘quality’ offer to patients.
TRE condena ex-prefeita de Agrestina a pagar multa de 10 mil por propaganda e...Adriano Monteiro
O documento descreve uma sentença judicial sobre uma representação eleitoral movida pelo PMDB contra Carmen Miriam de Azevedo por propaganda eleitoral antecipada e irregular. A sentença julga procedente a representação e condena a ré a pagar multa de R$10.000 por ter colocado outdoors com mensagens de apoio político fora do período permitido e por meio proibido.
El documento describe los roles clave en la creación de un sitio web, incluyendo al director creativo, programadores y diseñador gráfico. También clasifica los sitios web por su dinamismo, apertura y profundidad. Luego analiza la anatomía de las páginas de Mercedes Benz y Coca Cola, describiendo elementos como el logo, menú, slider y contenido en cada sitio.
Los artículos de la ley orgánica de la discapacidad tienen como objetivo defender los derechos de las personas con discapacidad y garantizar que tengan acceso a las mismas oportunidades que todos los demás ciudadanos, como recibir atención médica adecuada, asistir a escuelas regulares con adaptaciones a sus necesidades cognitivas, y participar plenamente en la vida social y laboral de la comunidad. El Estado adoptará medidas para promover la igualdad, prevenir discapacidades, integrar socialmente a las personas con discapacidad
Lehendakariaren hitzaldia - Premio René CassinIrekia - EJGV
Este documento presenta el discurso del Lehendakari durante la ceremonia de entrega del Premio René Cassin de Derechos Humanos 2016. Se anuncia que el premio será entregado a tres organizaciones por su compromiso con los refugiados: Salvamento Marítimo Humanitario, Zaporeak-Sabores solidario y la Comunidad de Sant'Egidi. El Lehendakari elogia el trabajo de estas organizaciones y su defensa de valores como la empatía, la solidaridad y el compromiso. También expresa su apoyo a una respuesta europea más humana
The document is a job posting for a Content Developer position at Oscar Murphy Life Strategists in Bangalore, India. The job responsibilities include creating and customizing training content for clients based on their requirements, assisting trainers with designing content like activities and games, and supporting other departments with writing. The ideal candidate is self-driven, reliable, an effective communicator, creative, detail-oriented, and able to work as part of a team. Candidates with a graduate or post-graduate degree in management, psychology, or HR who have at least one year of work experience and skills in Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Coral Draw, and Photoshop are encouraged to apply.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, an online presentation tool. It includes two stock photos and text suggesting the reader may be inspired to create their own Haiku Deck presentation. A call to action is given to get started making a presentation on SlideShare.
Climatempo – o melhor portal de meteorologia do brasilAdriano Monteiro
O documento apresenta a previsão do tempo para Agrestina-PE de 18 a 27 de janeiro, prevendo sol e aumento de nuvens com possibilidade de pancadas de chuva à tarde e à noite nos dias 18, 19 e 20. Nos dias 21 e 22 o tempo será de sol com poucas nuvens e sem chuva. Nas tendências para os próximos dias, há possibilidade de chuva nos dias 24 e 26.
Este documento presenta un plan de clase para una lección de Formación Cívica y Ética en una escuela primaria. La lección se centra en ayudar a los estudiantes a comprender que forman parte de un grupo familiar. Las actividades incluyen analizar fotografías de las familias de los estudiantes, dibujar a sus familias y describir actividades y costumbres familiares, y responder preguntas sobre lo que tienen en común con otras familias. El objetivo es que los estudiantes describan características físicas y culturales compartidas con
Lewis Davis is a student at Savannah College of Art and Design studying Fashion Marketing and Management with a minor in Photography. He has retail experience as a Sales Associate at Express and has completed projects for brands like Urban Outfitters and Nordstrom. Davis has received academic recognition including being named to the Dean's List and receiving an Academic Awards Scholarship.
Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLEDs) are a type of thin-film display that uses organic compounds that emit light when electric current is applied. OLEDs are being developed as a new generation of displays and lighting due to their high contrast, wide viewing angle, and ability to be made flexible. However, OLEDs currently have some limitations including low operating lifetime, high cost, being damageable by water, and difficulty seeing them in direct sunlight. Improvements in materials and manufacturing processes are needed to address these challenges and further advance this promising display technology.
This document provides an overview of a presentation for a company case study on Zomato Base. It includes:
1) An outline of the presentation flow with sections on target market and competitors, competitive analysis, user research and insights, and a product backlog feature list.
2) Details on the target market for Zomato Base, which is restaurants in India currently using the product.
3) A competitive analysis comparing Zomato Base to other employee management software solutions based on features.
4) Insights from user interviews with restaurant owners and managers about pain points like employee theft, unscheduled leaves, and a desire for automated attendance tracking and menu customization.
5) An initial
Writing Sri Rama Jayam provides spiritual benefits such as clarity of mind, tolerance, and strength to overcome obstacles. It is a form of writing meditation that engages the senses in service to Lord Rama. The mantra brings a sense of bliss and expands one's opportunities. While writing it with respect and without expectations, life's needs will be fulfilled automatically. The act of writing Ram Naam cleanses karma and releases suppressed emotions.
The document discusses managing employee health and well-being to increase work productivity. It provides examples of programs an energy company implemented, such as health tours, functional restoration, and stress/mental health support. Common barriers to returning to work like myths and difficult cases are also addressed. The company experienced positive results like reduced absence and earlier interventions.
This document provides 10 tips for managing employee ill health and reducing absenteeism. It advises employers to carefully track absence records, conduct return-to-work interviews to determine any underlying issues, promptly issue formal warnings if needed, obtain clear medical evidence by asking targeted questions of doctors, consider reasonable adjustments to allow employees to continue working, explore alternative duties if needed, holistically consider dismissal based on illness patterns and impact, and potentially pursue a negotiated settlement in long-term cases. Common problem areas include absences related to non-medical reasons, avoiding discipline, substance abuse, malingering, and sickness caused by the employer.
Absenteeism, Destructive Workplace BehaviourCG Hylton Inc.
• Types of absenteeism: culpable, innocent: making the distinction
• Addressing the root causes of absenteeism to determine if it is a symptom of stress, burn-out, addictions etc.
• Proactive strategies and guidance to rectify the behaviour
• Attendance policy: tips and strategies
• Ignoring it won't make it go away: how to communicate expectations, policy and confront the issue
• Determining when termination is appropriate
The document discusses developing a strategic approach to absence management. It covers collecting absence data, analyzing trends, reviewing causes of absence, and managing both short-term and long-term absence. The key aspects are having clear policies and procedures, communicating standards, supporting genuine needs for absence while addressing problem absence, and maintaining contact and support for employees during and after long-term absence.
Presented by Dr. Katharine Gillis at our annual Women in Mind conference on women's mental health.
She was appointed Chair of the
Department of Psychiatry at the University of Ottawa
in 2009, Interim Head, Department of Psychiatry,
Ottawa Hospital in July 2013; and is a national leader
on psychiatry education.
Managing Short Term Absence Naw Pres Slides May 2011neilawilson
This document provides guidance for managing short-term employee absence in the workplace. It outlines common causes of absence and costs to businesses. It recommends calculating absence costs, identifying common reasons for absence, setting targets to reduce costs and days lost, reviewing or introducing absence policies, training managers, implementing reporting procedures, and documenting the absence management process.
The Missing Piece in Health Care Reform: Patient & Caregiver RolesMargo Corbett, MA
The health care system will not be fixed until patients & caregivers learn how to "be patients" and fix their part of the system. Overview of how to be a Savvy Patient or Caregiver for better care, fewer errors & help cut health care costs.
This document summarizes key points from a presentation on the importance of thorough and accurate nursing documentation. It discusses how poor documentation can lead to legal issues like malpractice lawsuits and loss of a nursing license. Specific documentation best practices are covered, like using objective language, signing entries, and avoiding unapproved abbreviations. Common charting mistakes are outlined, such as failing to record pertinent health information or nursing interventions. The presentation emphasizes that documentation is essential to provide a clear record of a patient's care and can be critical in legal cases.
Session 2: CHA-CHA-CHA-Changes in EI Service Coordination Implementation Webinarearlyintervention
This webinar provided information about changes to early intervention service coordination in Virginia, including new educational and certification requirements for service coordinators, requirements for documentation and reimbursement, and transitioning children and families to the new targeted case management program. Key changes include using a new initial early intervention service coordination plan, communicating with physicians about children's health status, including short-term service coordination goals in contact notes, and new documentation requirements. The webinar reviewed new forms and processes and answered participants' questions.
Coffin Mew Solicitors take a look at:
Performance management during employment – Susy Perry
Disciplining and dismissing under performers – Holly Cudbill
What’s on the horizon – Tabytha Cunningham
This document discusses various considerations related to physician employment contracts and practice mergers and acquisitions. It begins with an overview of general issues and then discusses specific topics like employment agreements between physicians and group practices or hospitals, compensation models, practice buy-ins, and mergers. Key parties in these arrangements are identified, as well as the typical professionals that comprise a consulting team. Factors around different alignment models and trends driving consolidation are also summarized.
CHA-CHA-CHA-CHANGES IN EI SERVICE COORDINATION Implementation Webinar earlyintervention
This webinar provided information about changes to Virginia's early intervention targeted case management program. Key changes include new educational and certification requirements for service coordinators, new documentation requirements like including short-term goals in contact notes, and communicating with the child's physician about health status indicators every six months. The webinar reviewed new forms and processes and discussed transitioning children already receiving case management services to the new early intervention targeted case management model.
This tutorial provides training for office staff on medical office policies and procedures. It covers telephone etiquette, triage, and transfers. It also reviews HIPAA guidelines and policies regarding patient privacy, access to medical records, and prescription pick-ups. The tutorial includes an assessment with multiple choice questions to test staff understanding of these topics. Upon completing the tutorial and questions, staff will discuss any answers or areas of policy that require more clarification.
Hospital Pathways programme - Intentional RoundingThe King's Fund
Intentional nurse rounding is a structured process where nurses regularly check on patients to address pain, bathroom needs, positioning, and comfort. The evidence shows it can reduce patient call lights by 38%, increase patient satisfaction scores by 12 points, and lower falls by 50% and pressure ulcers by 14%. Key factors for successful implementation include linking the rounds to aims like fall reduction, using measures related to the aims, getting staff and patient input, achieving results before expanding, and celebrating successes.
From Documentation to Discipline: Control Unscheduled Absences with Proper At...ComplyRight, Inc.
Did you know? Approximately 15% of businesses have no process for tracking employee attendance. Not keeping accurate records encourages employees to work less and take unaccounted time off — simply because you permit it.
Proper attendance tracking can prevent this. It allows you to tackle workplace absences head on — and reduce the aggravation of frequent call-ins, tardiness and other productivity-draining issues related to attendance.
Watch this free, insightful webinar to learn:
• The costs of excessive, unscheduled absenteeism on your business
• Why companies — large and small — should track attendance
• The legal do’s and don’ts of attendance tracking
• Compliance pitfalls that can occur with improper, incomplete recordkeeping
• Demo of a cost-effective solution for easier attendance tracking
This document discusses various legal and ethical issues in nursing. It begins by outlining objectives related to describing how healthcare trends impact legal/ethical issues and examining best practices. It then covers topics like medication administration, DNR orders, patient confidentiality, falls, documentation, abandonment, controlled substances, social media, and more. Key points emphasized include following policies/procedures, documenting thoroughly and accurately, maintaining patient privacy/confidentiality, and understanding nurses' legal duties and how to avoid negligence.
The Rules Do Apply: Navigating HR ComplianceAggregage
https://www.humanresourcestoday.com/frs/26903483/the-rules-do-apply--navigating-hr-compliance
HR Compliance is like a giant game of whack-a-mole. Once you think your company is compliant with all policies and procedures documented and in place, there’s a new or amended law, regulation, or final rule that pops up landing you back at ‘start.’ There are shifts, interpretations, and balancing acts to understanding compliance changes. Keeping up is not easy and it’s very time consuming.
This is a particular pain point for small HR departments, or HR departments of 1, that lack compliance teams and in-house labor attorneys. So, what do you do?
The goal of this webinar is to make you smarter in knowing what you should be focused on and the questions you should be asking. It will also provide you with resources for making compliance more manageable.
Objectives:
• Understand the regulatory landscape, including labor laws at the local, state, and federal levels
• Best practices for developing, implementing, and maintaining effective compliance programs
• Resources and strategies for staying informed about changes to labor laws, regulations, and compliance requirements
Becoming Relentlessly Human-Centred in an AI World - Erin Patchell - SocialHR...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Erin Patchell
Imagine a world where the needs, experiences, and well-being of people— employees and customers — are the focus of integrating technology into our businesses. As HR professionals, what tools exist to leverage AI and technology as a force for both people and profit? How do we influence a culture that takes a human-centred lens?
Your Guide To Finding The Perfect Part-Time JobSnapJob
Part-time workers account for a significant part of the workforce, including individuals of all ages. A lot of industries hire part-time workers in different capacities, including temporary or seasonal openings, ranging from managerial to entry-level positions. However, many people still doubt taking on these roles and wonder how a temporary part-time job can help them achieve their long-term goals.
Building Meaningful Talent Communities with AI - Heather Pysklywec - SocialHR...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Heather Pysklywec
Digital transformation has transformed the talent acquisition landscape over the past ten years. Now, with the introduction of artificial intelligence, HR professionals are faced with a new suite of tools to choose from. The question remains, where to start, what to be aware of, and what tools will complement the talent acquisition strategy of the organization? This session will give a summary of helpful AI tools in the industry, explain how they can fit into existing systems, and encourage attendees to explore if AI tools can improve their process.
Start Smart: Learning the Ropes of AI for HR - Celine Maasland - SocialHRCamp...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Celine Maasland
In this session, we’ll demystify the process of integrating artificial intelligence into everyday HR tasks. This presentation will guide HR professionals through the initial steps of identifying AI opportunities, choosing the right tools, and effectively implementing technology to streamline operations. Additionally, we’ll delve into the specialized skill of prompt engineering, demonstrating how to craft precise prompts to enhance interactions between AI systems and employees. Whether you’re new to AI or looking to refine some of your existing strategies, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to harness AI’s potential in transforming HR functions.
How to Leverage AI to Boost Employee Wellness - Lydia Di Francesco - SocialHR...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Lydia Di Francesco
In this workshop, participants will delve into the realm of AI and its profound potential to revolutionize employee wellness initiatives. From stress management to fostering work-life harmony, AI offers a myriad of innovative tools and strategies that can significantly enhance the wellbeing of employees in any organization. Attendees will learn how to effectively leverage AI technologies to cultivate a healthier, happier, and more productive workforce. Whether it's utilizing AI-powered chatbots for mental health support, implementing data analytics to identify internal, systemic risk factors, or deploying personalized wellness apps, this workshop will equip participants with actionable insights and best practices to harness the power of AI for boosting employee wellness. Join us and discover how AI can be a strategic partner towards a culture of wellbeing and resilience in the workplace.
Watch this expert-led webinar to learn effective tactics that high-volume hiring teams can use right now to attract top talent into their pipeline faster.
Accelerating AI Integration with Collaborative Learning - Kinga Petrovai - So...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Kinga Petrovai
You have the new AI tools, but how can you help your team use them to their full potential? As technology is changing daily, it’s hard to learn and keep up with the latest developments. Help your team amplify their learning with a new collaborative learning approach called the Learning Hive.
This session outlines the Learning Hive approach that sets up collaborations that foster great learning without the need for L&D to produce content. The Learning Hive enables effective knowledge sharing where employees learn from each other and apply this learning to their work, all while building stronger community bonds. This approach amplifies the impact of other learning resources and fosters a culture of continuous learning within the organization.
AI Considerations in HR Governance - Shahzad Khan - SocialHRCamp Ottawa 2024SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Shahzad Khan
This session on "AI Considerations in Human Resources Governance" explores the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into HR practices, examining its history, current applications, and the governance issues it raises. A framework to view Government in modern organizations is provided, along with the transformation and key considerations associated with each element of this framework, drawing lessons from other AI projects to illustrate these aspects. We then dive into AI's use in resume screening, talent acquisition, employee retention, and predictive analytics for workforce management. Highlighting modern governance challenges, it addresses AI's impact on the gig economy as well as DEI. We then conclude with future trends in AI for HR, offering strategic recommendations for incorporating AI in HR governance.
2. Myth - I can’t do anything about sickies
Fact – you can manage sickies!
3. Frequent Absence
Set clear expectations from the beginning
No text messaging – must call their manager
Return to work discussion
Record and monitor
Be consistent
Medical Certificates
If attendance poor and/or pattern of leave – raise it promptly!
5. Long Term Absence
Clauses in Agreement
Medical examinations
Termination due to incapacity
Keep in contact
Work with ACC case manager or Doctor
Offer light duties
Return to work plan – for illness also
Ultimately can terminate – but must follow robust reasonable process
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