Triggers are a good thing, provided they have parameters to prevent alert fatigue.

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Excellent Presentation. I retired in 2010 as CEO at a FQHC and was heavily involved in the lead up to the ACA. Since we were in a high poverty area we were vitally concerned about providing coverage to the low income population/ The ACA was a god send for us and other community based health care organizations. The constant drum beat of a repeal and replace is pure fantasy and will only serve to make life harder for millions of low income people, and make it harder for providers to actually provide care in low income areas as well as health proviider shortage areas. I am writing this comment in June 2024 so hopefully Biden and his team will be re-elected so that the ACA can be expanded and improved. Thank you for your informative explanation.

Dr. Berwick, you are 100% right, of course! Love your and the IHI commitment and focus to change the paradigm in patient safety.

Dont become a CNA ive been doing its for 12 years.

Cna job is so horrible its really really abuse and a beating bag the cna is the bottom even maintenance is treated better

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Hey, how about you stop treating the 90% that had good outcomes like decent folks instead of going overboard with your 10%? Some surgeries don't have 90% success rates and you want to punish the 90% that had good outcomes for the 10% that went south? You're not "advancing the safety of acute pain management" by giving anti-inflamatories that cause heart problems and do nothing for the pain. NSAIDs aren't pain relievers.

The chances of having a negative outcome from giving it are a lot less than if you don't. It's being undertreated right now. There has been a huge overreaction to that 10%. We're not clones. That woman's brother had an addiction not because he was given opioids, but because he has the genetic predisposition to have one. The rest of us can't develop an addiction if we tried. We don't have the constitution to develop one.

Health insurance companies should not exist. They are in direct opposition to the needs of a patient. When a patient needs care how can greedy shareholder profits be achieved. Again, directly opposed to one another.

Why is IHI not updating the links and content in their educational courses? This video is more than 7 years old.

I like how all the good doctors are leaving the ACA. Just had my PCP AND ENT both leave this year because of issues with payments last year. Now I have marketplace insurance that is useless to me.

I am in a skilled nursing facility and I can't get up because of broken leg in 4 places. I have been here a week now and can't even get a bath or wash my hair. To have to use a toilet is a joke. They put a sdult diaper on me and tell me to pee. I have been left to lay here in my own urine for an hour to 2hours before some one will show up yo put a new diaper on. There is no skilled anything in here!!

VERY INSIGHTFUL

I recently suffered a fracture of the greater trochanter and the ER physician gave me a tiny amount of the lowest dose Vicodin and told me to ask my Suboxone doctor to prescribe something stronger. When I did my doctor told me I would have to come in and be seen in person even knowing that I would have to take a bus several miles on crutches to do so. Why do doctors treat patients with a history of addiction so horribly when they know that failing to treat pain adequately can result in something far greater than if they did. It almost seems like they would rather you go and buy street drugs then then treat your pain adequately

Honesty I think the entire concept of insurance is absurd. Why am I paying a subscription to 3rd party to pay for care? Every other subscription based service I'm paying the person providing that service. I pay my electric bill to my electric company, I pay my Internet service provider for internet, I pay a streaming service to provide me with shows to watch. why I can't I pay a premium directly to the hospital providing care same as you would a gym membership? Having funding coming directly from patients would save money to the facilities by being able to almost eliminate the entire billing department since a lot of coding and billing is done almost exclusively to satisfy insurance companies. Another big perk is that consumers tend to be far more reliable sources of income than insurance companies. Imagine having your doctor determine if your procedure is medically necessary instead of say a Medicare Administrative Contractor (who isn't a doctor) make that decision.

This is a horrible take. Can’t wait for it to be debunked because the data is skewed. For the most part they take healthcare disparities and because there are disparities they assume discrimination or bias whether implicit or explicit without taking into account other variables !!

That's all fine and good but what are hospitals doing to make things more efficient? BRB going to watch another youtube vid about a robot CNA/Specimen runner

I worked at this one plant where the plant manager and operations manager done nothing but beat down the team leaders in our 5Y A3 meetings. It was ridiculous. Since I have been managing operations I always keep in mind the empathy part you just mentioned. These people are your supervisors and team leaders bc they want to do a good job for you.

where is the soup? and the fork?

Is this free,so I wanna join.

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Thank you for sharing.

How do you partner with an interrupting or unengaged doctor/nurse/othee medical personnel.

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I love these videos. This is my favorite depiction of the Red Bead Game exercise with students and I share these videos in my own class with nursing students. I think it really resonates for nurses working in middle management. These videos are a great lead-in to discussion. Thank you!

Enjoyed this. Trust is huge- if the community doesn’t trust you they will not open up and be honest about their health which is such a personal aspect of who they are.

This is pure excellence. I encountered similar content, and it was absolutely astonishing. "Your Body Your Temple" by Sophia Wintergreen

Lmao😂😂 them lying their ass off. This field is horrible. Prepared to be gaslighted, abused, and bullied as a cna. This field is horrible and in need of cameras every where

Thank you so much well explained

Let's stop treating health issues that are keeping people sick .Need to focus on having permanent safe and healthy cures in place that will keep all people healthy for life.

Praise God This video said much of nothing. They talked around the issues.

These days you cannot and should not trust any doctor or medical staff members I have personally been the victim of very appalling, unjust, undeserving maltreatment from Medical providers SIMPLY FOR BEING SICK! I Repeat simply for being unwell and going to them for a solution or to find out my causes....they treated me like I was a criminal mind you they were not diligent and intentional in their neglect, rudeness, aggressiveness and carelessness to me meanwhile I was in dire need of help! - IF YOU EVER Find yourself in this kind of position make sure you get everyones name, medical license numbers and document exactly what happened and do not complain to the providers employer or organization but go to the state medical board and immediately get a lawyer! get a lawyer asap! then you can complain to the providers medical board and you are not legally required to tell them whether or not you have obtained legal counsel so dont! trust me I have experienced this under very serious medically necessary situations (I was in need of spine and neck surgery and I was treated with Implicit Medical bias, neglect and dismissed and even gas lighted) NEVER SETTLE WITH THEM FOR THEIR EXCUSES AND INSENSIBLE ANSWERS! IF YOU KNOW YOU TRULY NEEDED THEIR HELP AND SIMPLY WENT THERE TO GET HELP AND INSTEAD WERE GIVEN MALTREATEMENT IN ANY WAY WHAT SO EVER - GET A LAWYER AND REPORT NAMES TO STATE MEDICAL BOARD ASAP!

This content is superlative. A book with similar insights was also a pillar in my intellectual journey. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze

It's still a great and needed message. Derek's is a smart but cutting dissection that highlights the risk that a quadruple aim results in a trading-off of net patient welfare for some sort of staff largess.

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