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In this episode I answer 3 questions from the hospice nurse support group on facebook. The first question has to do with giving liquid morphine every 6 hours scheduled and PRN morphine every 3 hours PRN.The second question involves using Trama
In this episode I explore 11 things I learned from my 30 year friendship with Chuck Schroeder. Chuck Schroeder went to be with Jesus on March 21st 2024. He was a monumental figure in my life. After speaking at his Celebration of Life service,
In this episode I am privileged to interview Barbara Karnes, RN.Barbara is an award winning end of life educator, award wining nurse, NHPCO Winner 2018 & 2015 International Humanitarian Woman of the Year.Yeah, she’s a big deal, and she took tim
In this episode I discuss the three-legged stool that makes up a hospice agency.The three legs are Sales, Operations and Clinical. If either of these legs is having problems, the stool is at risk to fall down.I recently had a listener ask me to
For this episode I decided to share a recent interview I did for the Nurse Keith podcast.It was a great time to share with Keith’s audience some of my observations from the world of hospice. I believe this was a great opportunity to share hospi
In this episode I answer a listener email question regarding death visits.No two death visits are alike, so in this episode I try to cover some of the basics. I cover some of the following topics.Call the funeral home as quickly as possibleIt’s
In this episode I answer the following question from a listener.Hi, any chance of getting a podcast on Service Failures? I've been in hospice for around two years. I hear the term thrown around, but can't quite grasp all the details. I don't
In this episode I focus on the top 6 concepts I believe are essential to promoting the growth of a hospice office.Ultimately, the administrator is responsible for creating an environment for success. Any administrator who wants to blame others
In this episode I review my strategies when I have family members who are afraid to tell their loved one that hospice is being consulted for care.I spend some time helping you understand the real difference between patients who can understand w
Welcome to 2024!For today’s episode I decided to present you with 3 things I feel like every hospice nurse needs to find success and peace of mind!In this episode I review the importance of making sure we pull into our driveways at the end of t
This episode is all about leadership.Everyone in hospice is a leader, and being a leader is completely different than being a boss. In this episode I provide some practical advice to help make sure we never lose our perspective on what our nurs
In this episode I perform (if you want to call it that) dramatic readings of 11 posts from my blog.You can view and read the blog posts from the following links.The Last BathThe Last PrayerHospice Is Like Haircuts?Be Like Aunt JoyceMy Friends K
For this episode I take one of my coaching sessions from inside The Hospice Nursing Community and bring it to the show.This is something I have ever done before. In general, I like to make sure content inside of The Hospice Nursing Community is
In this episode I answer the following question from May. May has been charged with a hospice startup.“I always strive to maintain the values of empathy and fairness, and I am committed to being an unwavering advocate for our team and our patie
In this episode I step aside from clinical talk, and revisit a phone call I had with listener Chauncey.Last week I had a great conversation with Chauncey. We discussed the challenges a new marketer can face when working a territory for the firs
In this episode I answer the following question sent to me by Pamela.“Any interest in a show that highlights weekend/evening staff. The challenge I face is communication. If staff do not add thorough notes, email/call me, or otherwise give repo
In this episode I answer a question from Gina.In a recent email from Gina, she asks the following question.“One topic I would love for you to cover is that of high case loads - and what you consider that number to be, what number is considered
In this episode I review the 3 large projects I completed in my first 4 months as administrator.I share the challenges most agencies face when it comes to tracking room and board charges for LTC patients.I review the extensive orientation progr
In this episode I welcome back Shelley Henry from Amity Group to discuss the “Your Opinion Matters” hospice nurse survey she conducted last winter.During the episode Shelley shares with us the 3 biggest takeaways she got from doing the survey.R
In this episode I explore the frequent, maybe even normal, conflict that can arise between sales and clinical.I review what I believe the clinical team needs to do to be more accommodating and show the sales team we are serious about growth.I a
In this episode I review some of the challenges we can face when caring for patients with a long history of substance abuse.During the show I review the psychosocial reasons we will find ways to not admit people who need hospice.I also discuss
This is part 2 of my conversation with Kris from The Hospice Nursing Support Group on Facebook.During part 2 if this conversation I ask Kris the following questions.How does IDT work at the hospice house?Do all hospice house patients die?How do
In this episode I welcome back Kris from The Hospice Nursing Support Group on Facebook.This episode will be the first as we discuss the 4 levels of care that Medicare requires all hospice organizations provide.During the episode I explain that
In this episode I explore the realization that, if we are honest, we all have feelings of insecurity and inadequacy.Imposter syndrome is something that we all will face at times in our lives. We will especially face imposter syndrome when we ar
In this episode I welcome veteran hospice nurse, Michelle Ery.During the show, Michelle shares with us how she obsessed over her patients to the point that she started using substances to manage the anxiety and obsession.Michelle shares with us
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