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After investing in an ongoing triage training program, some emergency department (ED) managers and educators become frustrated due to gaps in the application of that education. The goal of triage is to rapidly identify and sort patients to ensure they receive the appropriate care in the right amount of time. Updated triage practice protocol and ongoing triage training helps ensure optimal patient triaging. Implementing changes though does not always come easily.
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Designing a continuing education program for your obstetrics department can be a challenging task. You want to balance the needs of all clinicians on your unit, address areas of concern, and keep pace with the ever-changing landscape of evidence-based practice and emerging national guidelines and trends. TSG’s RSQ® Solutions – Obstetrics Education program can meet your needs; our online library offers you the ability to customize your own program specific to the challenges of your own OB unit.
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As you start an emergency medicine training program, it can be overwhelming deciding where to start with your coursework.
Here we'll outline our recommendations for both how to approach topic selection, as well as course timing, based on our experience working with the largest healthcare systems in the country over the past twenty years.
Every healthcare professional is familiar with the traditional learning methods of classroom lectures, texts, conferences and hands-on clinical training. For “experienced” older clinicians (like me) educated during the pre-internet era, these were the exclusive methods employed during college, medical/nursing school, internship, residency and beyond. You went to lectures, hit the books, and relied on the “watch one, do one, teach one” process of mastering new procedures.
