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Presented by two leaders from Duke HomeCare & Hospice:
Cooper Linton, Associate Vice President, Duke HomeCare & Hospice
Janet Burgess, Director Patient Care Services
Mike Radtke, from Value Capture, will also be part of the Q&A
Duke Home Health (DHH) faced a crisis of nursing turnover, even before COVID hit. Staffing retention is a major issue across all of healthcare -- please join us for this impactful and practical webinar regardless of where you work within the broader healthcare system — home health or otherwise!
Powered by a system-wide quest for zero harm throughout Duke Health, DHH leaders used this philosophy and accompanying principles to identify root causes, then build rapid-cycle learning into improvement and management systems. Investigation revealed poor staff engagement and excessive work-process burdens, leading to significant negative patient impact, referring-customer dissatisfaction, and financial harms.
To resolve these problems, DHH’s rapid-cycle learning system, rooted in the principle of respect, involved:
So far, RN turnover has been reduced from 75% to 18% (annualized rates).
These lessons are transferrable to many different settings, so please attend if you work outside of home care.
This session will provide practical tips on how to design systems that produce:
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View the slides, video, and more
Presented by two leaders from Duke HomeCare & Hospice:
Cooper Linton, Associate Vice President, Duke HomeCare & Hospice
Janet Burgess, Director Patient Care Services
Mike Radtke, from Value Capture, will also be part of the Q&A
Duke Home Health (DHH) faced a crisis of nursing turnover, even before COVID hit. Staffing retention is a major issue across all of healthcare -- please join us for this impactful and practical webinar regardless of where you work within the broader healthcare system — home health or otherwise!
Powered by a system-wide quest for zero harm throughout Duke Health, DHH leaders used this philosophy and accompanying principles to identify root causes, then build rapid-cycle learning into improvement and management systems. Investigation revealed poor staff engagement and excessive work-process burdens, leading to significant negative patient impact, referring-customer dissatisfaction, and financial harms.
To resolve these problems, DHH’s rapid-cycle learning system, rooted in the principle of respect, involved:
So far, RN turnover has been reduced from 75% to 18% (annualized rates).
These lessons are transferrable to many different settings, so please attend if you work outside of home care.
This session will provide practical tips on how to design systems that produce:

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