Do you ever sense déjà vu when reading hospice news? Is the content so monotonous that it feels like you are on a never-ending treadmill? That's what Mark Cohen and I, Chris Comeaux, explore this month on TCNtalks, specifically focusing on Hospice Month and the need to transform dull writing into impactful narratives. We delve into the importance of seasoned writers and the power of mentorship in creating engaging articles. 

As the conversation unfolds, we focus on the significant healthcare stories that made headlines - everything from long-term care to labor and employment. We offer our in-depth analysis on hot topics like mandatory staffing in nursing homes, recent mergers, and the rise of death doulas. But that’s not all; we also touch upon the less-than-favorable publicity hospitals are receiving and shed light on labor and employment news. 

Before we sign off, we take a moment to reflect on our journey, expressing gratitude for this platform that allows us to shed light on crucial matters. I want to thank Mark for his invaluable insights that enrich our discussions. This episode is a goldmine of insights for leaders or staff in the hospice and palliative care field, or anyone interested in the healthcare landscape. We hope to spark thoughts, ignite conversations, and inspire you with our dialogues. As John Maxwell said, "Leadership is not about titles, positions or flowcharts. It's about one life influencing another," and we strive to do just that.

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