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Healthcare as a whole is witnessing an industry shift, with medical offices and off-site healthcare facilities growing in popularity and use. Characterized by cost-effective and accessible services, these facilities attract patients across the continuum thanks to innovative, high-quality, seamless, and patient-centered services.
Why You Should Consolidate Outsourcing for Cleaning Medical Offices and Ambulatory Facilities
In 2017, Tiago Maltez began working part-time as a patient transporter for RWJ Barnabas Health, New Jersey’s largest integrated healthcare system. After several years working in the retail industry, he wanted a fresh start in a position where he could help people in need. Not long after joining Crothall, he knew he wanted to grow his career there.
Former Part-Time Crothall Associate Now Leads Patient Transport Department at One of New York's Biggest Hospitals
As the healthcare industry experiences a shift toward increasing ambulatory facility usage, healthcare networks must develop effective and efficient cleaning standards. Medical clinics require high cleaning standards to keep patients safe and offer a positive patient experience.
5 Ways to Keep High Cleaning Standards for Medical Clinics
As is the case in many industries, healthcare organizations are looking for ways to improve diversity and inclusion in their workplaces. However, identifying diversity and inclusion best practices in healthcare can pose a challenge. The following strategies can guide healthcare organizations when developing effective strategies to recruit and retain diverse staff.
Diversity and Inclusion Best Practices in Healthcare
The "Voices of HTM," published by AAMI, is a series of interviews providing insight into HTS leaders' professional and personal lives. Check out this interview with Crothall Healthcare #HTS Team Leader, Codi Nelson!
Voices of HTM: Codi Nelson
Healthcare organizations focused on reducing healthcare costs should consider optimizing patient flow as part of their overall cost reduction strategy. Reducing delays and improving room turnaround time provides patients with a better experience, and helps hospitals manage their spend.
How to Reduce Healtcare Cost by Optimizing Patient Flow
Press Ganey is a partner of Compass One Healthcare that specializes in measurement and improvement solutions. In today’s episode, we’re joined by Manager of Strategic Consulting, Ingrid Summers, and Strategic Consulting Partner, Marty Wright, to discuss Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
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Healthcare is increasingly moving to off-site facilities. While many safety discussions and innovations focus on acute care or inpatient settings, a growing need to address patient safety in the ambulatory care setting exists. At the same time, consumers across all industries are raising their expectations for cleanliness due to COVID-19. Healthcare organizations must learn to serve patients while prioritizing safety and cleanliness in new settings.
Improving Patient Safety in an Ambulatory Care Setting
Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) are among the most significant health concerns in the United States. According to the National Institute of Health (NIH), the mortality, comorbidity, and increased period that patients spend in hospitals make it essential to devise strategies for infection prevention in hospitals.
How to Prevent Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs)
A properly functioning healthcare facility requires effective cleaning protocols. According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), the guidelines help the staff adhere to high-quality standards and ensure everyone is safe from healthcare-associated infections (HAI). Cleaning associates can start by observing the hospital cleaning protocols that state and federal guidelines provide.
Must Have Hospital Cleaning Protocols