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Journal of Nursing Education via Healio
Flipped learning has proliferated in various educational environments. This study aimed to verify the effects of flipped learning on the academic achievement, teamwork skills and satisfaction levels of undergraduate nursing students. The flipped learning group received higher scores on academic achievement, teamwork skills, and satisfaction levels than the control group, including the areas of content knowledge and clinical nursing practice competency. In addition, this difference gradually increased between the two groups throughout the trial.
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Health IT Security
Maintaining HIPAA compliance in provider-to-patient communication and even in physician-to-physician communication is critical, which is why secure texting has increased in popularity. With technology evolving, organizations cannot afford to compromise PHI through SMS texting or an unsecured email. However, covered entities also desire a simple and efficient way to transfer information that does not hinder daily workflow.
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Marketing Week
Giving consumers control back over their health is the mission of a new wave of startups, who are using smart technology to disrupt the healthcare industry and drive better health. While helping consumers is the central goal, the disruptors are also working to free up time for doctors and implement efficiencies across the healthcare system.
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Newsy
Drones could be the difference between life and death for people suffering a heart attack. A team in Sweden compared how long it would take a drone carrying a defibrillator to get to an emergency versus traditional services, like an ambulance. Eighteen times in a row during the simulation, drones arrived before the hypothetical emergency services. And for someone suffering a heart attack, every one of those seconds counts.
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FierceHealthcare
Regulations can create a major time suck for staff in healthcare facilities, but digging a little deeper into protocols that hospitals follow rigidly could reveal that some rules are made to be broken.
That's the conclusion of Don Berwick, M.D., president emeritus of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and coauthors from the organization, in a Viewpoint article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
The administrative burden on clinicians contributes to widespread burnout. Many doctors spend more time with electronic health records and paperwork than patients, so some providers are outsourcing compliance tasks to outside groups.
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3D Printing Industry
The Simbionix SPINE Mentor, is hands-on simulated training and practice tool for minimally invasive spine surgeries. The medical training tool combines virtual reality simulation, 3D printing and medical tools to create a hybrid solution that extends the company's broad portfolio into spinal surgery training. 3D Systems tell us that the SPINE Mentor is "ideal for neurosurgeons, anesthesiologists, orthopedic surgeons and pain management surgeons to train for and practice procedures." The aforementioned groups would traditionally train using cadavers. According to 3D Systems, the SPINE Mentor provides a greater degree of realism and helps trainees gain the skills and confidence needed to perform spine surgery on living patients.
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Washington State Journal
The University of Washington School of Medicine and Public Health is joining the Medical College of Wisconsin and five other medical schools in a new effort to transform medical education, as health care focuses more on population groups as well as individual patients.
"In addition to teaching students biomedical knowledge and clinical skills, they need to have the skills of professionalism, a societal perspective and be able to address the science of heath care delivery and public health issues," said Dr. Elizabeth Petty, senior associate dean of academic affairs at the UW medical school.
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Daily Telegraph
A mock mass casualty emergency scenario was held at The San Hospital to prepare trainee doctors for the worst possible scenario. 30 up-and-coming doctors and registrars took part in the "mock mass casualty emergency scenario", which saw patients provided medical treatment at the scene, before being transported to the clinic's emergency unit where students formed triage and treatment teams to care for the wounded.
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Becker's Hospital Review
Innovation is essential for a company to differentiate itself from its competitors and thrive. But in highly regulated industries, such as healthcare, insurance and pharmaceuticals, running effective innovation programs can be challenging, according to The Harvard Business Review. For innovation efforts to succeed, leaders must confront the regulatory barriers that impede them. Here are seven tips to do so, according to the report.
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By Keith Carlson
 Contrary to what some may imagine, the construction and manufacturing industries do not have the highest rate of on-the-job injuries. In fact, hospitals hold this dubious distinction, and this should be great cause for concern among nursing and medical leaders. In terms of workplace injury activity in 2011, hospitals recorded 157.5 per every 100,000 workers. Meanwhile, the construction industry reported 147.4 per 100,000, and the manufacturing industry reported 111.8.
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