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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 report, It really makes my job a struggle! Also, remembering we are part of team. I am blessed with a great team, but can see where this position could be undervalued. I personally love being weekend on call! It is like semi retirement. Feel free to reach out if this is of interest”
I also (politely) admonish the Monday - Friday staff on the importance of making sure we complete our charting timely so our on-call staff feel appreciated.
I review some strategies I have used at several companies to help improve communication between the day shift and on-call staff.
I talk about the end of day (EOD) email that goes out Monday - Friday where I work as well as the Stand Down call we do every Friday before the weekend staff takes the stage.
You can download a template of the EOD email from my website downloads HERE.
I finish the episode by spending some time empowering on-call nurses to believe in their ability to provide great hospice care in the absence of completed charting and medication lists.
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As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you!
816-834-9191
[email protected]
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Be sure to check out thehospicenursingcommunity.com for extra content as well as hope, help and encouragement from other hospice nurses just like you!
By James Dibben4.8
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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 report, It really makes my job a struggle! Also, remembering we are part of team. I am blessed with a great team, but can see where this position could be undervalued. I personally love being weekend on call! It is like semi retirement. Feel free to reach out if this is of interest”
I also (politely) admonish the Monday - Friday staff on the importance of making sure we complete our charting timely so our on-call staff feel appreciated.
I review some strategies I have used at several companies to help improve communication between the day shift and on-call staff.
I talk about the end of day (EOD) email that goes out Monday - Friday where I work as well as the Stand Down call we do every Friday before the weekend staff takes the stage.
You can download a template of the EOD email from my website downloads HERE.
I finish the episode by spending some time empowering on-call nurses to believe in their ability to provide great hospice care in the absence of completed charting and medication lists.
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As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you!
816-834-9191
[email protected]
==============================
Be sure to check out thehospicenursingcommunity.com for extra content as well as hope, help and encouragement from other hospice nurses just like you!

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