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Would you rather add days to life, or add life to days? Critical to patient care is knowing when to carefully and professionally start transitioning a patient to thinking of the quality of life they desire as they receive treatment…especially for terminally ill patients. Designing the communication protocol, timely, is most important too. Be brave and call the family meeting at the hospital and share medical facts with empathy.

Demonstrating compassion, effective communication, teamwork and dedication to delivering quality patient care.

When we work with your family, we start by developing a personalized and effective care strategy. An Individual Support Plan (ISP) outlines personal preferences, medical history and other essential information. Skylands takes a comprehensive and compassionate approach to develop your loved one’s personalized plan. With the participation of your loved one, your family and members of your circle of support, we turn your ISP into a living document that helps you achieve your goals. Here's what else we do ?? https://bit.ly/3rIarPj

?? Have you ever noticed the difference between a referral and a consultation? ?? Let's learn in easy words. A consultation is a request by a qualified provider for the advice or opinion of another physician regarding the evaluation and management of a specific problem. A referral is the transfer of care from one physician to a second physician when the second takes over responsibility for the patient's treatment.

Learning to reframe your thoughts is a critical step in navigating life's nuances in a healthy way. If would like to learn more about this practice by working with one of our Registered Clinical Counsellors, book a consultation today.

Show your family you care by proactively discussing emergency plans and medical information with them. If you have no interest in verbally sharing, than use the Just In Case Solutions workbook to write it down 'just in case' your family needs to reference it later. #FamilyFirst #EmergencyPreparedness #MedicalInfo #ProactivePlanning #BePrepared #JustInCase #PeaceOfMind

What you need to know about clinical debriefing: Using a structured debriefing tool like STOP following clinical emergencies provides an opportunity for everyone to Reflect, Discuss & Learn. Learn how to debrief with STOP at a Medcast ALS or PALS course! Click here to find your nearest resus course: https://lnkd.in/g2vwqDfw

The Secret Ingredient in Patient Care: Empathy & Compassion ?? Ever wondered what distinguishes good patient care from great patient care? It's the perfect blend of empathy and compassion we bring to our practice. Empathy allows us to step into our patients' shoes, connecting with their experiences and emotions. Meanwhile, compassion propels us to take action and provide the care and support they truly need. In my practice, I've seen anxiety calmed with a listening ear, the comfort provided through heartfelt conversations, and kindness lifting spirits during the darkest days. So here's the big question: Are we ready to embrace empathy and compassion in our daily interactions with patients and transform their healing journey? Share your experiences and insights on the power of empathy and compassion in the comments below. Let's make a difference, one compassionate act at a time! ????

No two shifts in the Emergency Department are the same. Patients are triaged based on the severity of their conditions, so emergency physicians like Dr. Tina Chiang may need to shift her focus to attending to another patient who requires more immediate critical care. This unpredictability keeps Tina engaged, knowing that she can make a difference in someone’s life when they need it the most. Learn more about Tina's role and her commitment to quality patient care: https://bit.ly/4dnuQLY

Navigating special needs in your family requires more than just medical guidance. Learn how Thrivent helped the Mordaunt family plan for their future with confidence.