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Wednesday, November 17, 2021
 

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OSHA Vaccine, Testing ETS Indefinitely Stayed
After issuing an initial stay on November 6, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit in New Orleans on November 12 reaffirmed its stay, instructing OSHA and the Department of Labor to take no steps to implement or enforce the emergency temporary standard (ETS) while the appeals court considers the petitioners’ request for a permanent injunction.
 

News & Analysis

Baylor-led Study Examines COVID-19's Effects on Pediatric APRNs
Pediatric APRNs and agencies are experiencing significant disruption in care provision, patient presentations, clinical practices, immunizations, and revenue streams, the study says. Furthermore, some pediatric APRNs have transitioned to work with adult populations "in an unprecedented fashion," while others have been temporarily furloughed or permanently laid off due to a stronger demand for critical care nurses and a lower demand for primary care nurses.
New Study Estimates the Costs of U.S. Maternal Morbidity
The new study, which was published by The Commonwealth Fund, examined the medical and nonmedical costs associated with nine maternal morbidities: amniotic fluid embolism, cardiac arrest, gestational diabetes mellitus, hemorrhage, hypertensive disorders, maternal mental health conditions, renal disease, sepsis, and venous thromboembolism.
COVID-19 Fears and Frustration Add to Recruiting Challenges for Hospitals
For the past several months, the federal government has tried a variety of measures aimed at helping workers and families cope during the pandemic. But government measures apparently aren't going far enough in the healthcare sector, where thousands of nurses have reportedly left the profession due to fears and concerns around the pandemic.
PSQH Connect

How One Chief Nurse Executive Builds Strong Nurse Leaders

Because good leadership is key in retaining nurses, Leanne Salazar is taking the culture of nursing excellence she built as chief nursing officer for nearly seven years at HCA's Oak Hill Hospital in Brooksville, Fla., before becoming CNE in early 2020, and expanding it throughout the division's 15 acute care hospitals.
PSQH: The Podcast

PSQH: The Podcast Episode 40 – Improving Maternal Health In Childbirth

On episode 40 of PSQH: The Podcast, Dr. Alana McGolrick, chief nursing officer of PeriGen, talks about using technology to improve maternal health in childbirth.
Upcoming webinar

Professional Development: Rethinking ‘Human Error’ and Patient Safety in Quality Management for Nurse Leaders

In this Nov. 30 session, we will explore some safety myths embedded in how we do patient safety and quality management. We will look beyond the old ways of blaming people to new ways of seeing the complexity of human errors and sources of safety and risk everywhere in the system.
 

Industry Events

Sunday, 12/5 - IHI Forum on Quality Improvement in Health Care (virtual only)

Monday, 3/28/22 - Elevate PX: The Global Patient Experience Event

Tuesday, 4/12/22 - SHEA Spring 2022 Conference

 

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The CMS Compliance Crosswalk, 2021 Edition

The CMS Compliance Crosswalk, 2021 Edition, shows you how to comply with each Condition of Participation (CoP) set forth by CMS and highlights which requirements from The Joint Commission and other accrediting organizations correspond to individual CoPs.

 

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