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If you’re the type of person who prefers to multi-task while learning, then these podcasts are designed for you. Simply choose a subject and hit play so you can listen to discussions on a variety of clinical topics. From mental health to COVID-19 best practices, we’ve invited clinical experts to have a discussion to share their knowledge and best practices with our listeners.
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QSO Today is a weekly conversation, or QSO, between amateur radio operators about ham radio. Eric Guth, 4Z1UG, hosts a new guest every week to talk about their ham radio journey, their specialized expertise in ham radio, and how amateur radio has impacted their personal and professional lives. QSO Today is targeted at anyone interested in amateur radio who wants to learn more about this fascinating hobby.
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Running Stitch - A QSOS Podcast explores quilt stories, revealing the inner thoughts, feelings, and motivations of contemporary quiltmakers by drawing on Quilters S.O.S. -- Save Our Stories, the long running oral history project created by the Quilt Alliance in 1999.
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The Amateur Radio QSO Show is a crossroads where Radio Amateurs, tell their stories and share in their life experiences in Amateur and Shortwave Radio. The QSO Radio Show also shares in the life stories and accomplishments of engineers in the forefront of the Broadcast Engineering, Audio and communications fields. The QSO Radio Show is hosted by Ted Randall WB8PUM the recipient of the 2008 ARRL Leonard Media Award. Ted is proud to be a member of the A.R.R.L American Radio Relay League and th ...
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Nursing homes face increasing financial pressures as they balance rising operational costs with maintaining quality care. From labor expenses to reimbursement complexities, managing finances in long-term care requires precision and strategy. Consulting services provide valuable expertise to address these challenges, offering targeted solutions that…
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For nursing homes, quality improvement is a continuous process, and data plays a crucial role in making informed decisions that enhance resident care and safety. The National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN) offers a comprehensive data infrastructure that supports healthcare facilities in monitoring healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), antimicr…
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Staff shortages in nursing homes present one of the most pressing challenges to the healthcare industry today. These shortages affect every aspect of nursing home operations, from the quality of care residents receive to the ability of facilities to comply with regulations and maintain positive workplace cultures. To address this growing issue, it'…
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Infection prevention in nursing homes is a critical element of resident care, as these facilities serve some of the most vulnerable individuals in healthcare. Nursing home staff face unique challenges in preventing and managing healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), as residents often live in close quarters and may have underlying health conditio…
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Resident satisfaction is a cornerstone of success in long-term care facilities. Satisfied residents are not only a reflection of the quality of care provided but also a key factor in a facility’s reputation and operational stability. Improving satisfaction requires a dedicated focus on quality of care initiatives that prioritize residents’ needs, p…
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CMS has updated regulations to streamline oversight and ensure psychotropic medications are used only when medically necessary, with a significant emphasis on resident rights and informed consent. These updates aim to prevent misuse of medications and strengthen the focus on resident-centered care. To schedule a FREE consultation and speak with one…
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In the highly regulated and dynamic world of long-term care, nursing home administrators and staff face a unique set of challenges. From maintaining compliance with federal and state regulations to improving operational efficiency and ensuring quality resident care, the demands are unrelenting. Nursing home consulting provides a strategic, data-dri…
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Nursing home consulting is a specialized service designed to help long-term care facilities improve the quality of resident care, maintain regulatory compliance, and optimize operational efficiency. Through tailored strategies and expert guidance, nursing home consultants empower facilities to navigate challenges and achieve excellence in all aspec…
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Maintaining survey readiness is essential for ensuring compliance, avoiding citations, and delivering quality care. Inspections by regulatory agencies are inevitable, and their outcomes can significantly impact a facility’s reputation and operations. Being prepared is not just about meeting standards but about demonstrating a commitment to excellen…
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For nursing home professionals, infection prevention and patient safety are top priorities. The National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN), a program under the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), plays a critical role in safeguarding healthcare environments, including long-term care facilities, against healthcare-associated infections …
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Regulatory compliance forms the backbone of effective operations in nursing homes. It ensures the safety and dignity of residents, supports high-quality care delivery, and protects facilities from financial penalties and reputational risks. Compliance is not just about following rules—it reflects a commitment to ethical and professional standards i…
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Preventing the spread of multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs) is a critical priority for skilled nursing facilities. Enhanced Barrier Precautions (EBP) provide an effective infection control strategy to reduce transmission risks while allowing residents to maintain an active and fulfilling quality of life. Implementing these precautions involves u…
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Recent updates from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) outline significant revisions to long-term care surveyor guidance. These changes aim to ensure that nursing homes prioritize resident health, safety, and quality of care while addressing emerging trends in compliance. For nursing homes, these updates represent an opportunity to …
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Effective staff training and ongoing education are vital to ensuring that nursing homes can meet regulatory standards and provide the best possible care to residents. When a survey reveals deficiencies, staff education becomes even more crucial. Addressing these issues post-survey is not just about making immediate changes; it’s about establishing …
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Advancements in technology have transformed diabetes management, offering valuable tools that can significantly improve care in nursing homes. With innovations like continuous glucose monitors, apps, and digital tracking systems, staff can streamline diabetes care, enhance accuracy, and respond more promptly to residents’ needs. This blog highlight…
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Charles “Pete” Corp, WA2JMG, operates simple rigs into wire antennas, using low power. His primary operating mode is ragchewing on CW for meaningful and reliable communications. At the urging of his grandfather, Pete pursued the power system management side of electrical engineering side of his four year degree as a way to satisfy the market demand…
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Staff retention is an issue that many nursing homes face today. High staff turnover in nursing homes disrupts the continuity of care, leading to challenges in building trust and maintaining the quality of personalized resident care. Listen as Qsource's Linzie Bugg and Kim Snyder discuss the importance of staff retention in nursing homes with person…
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Ron Taylor WA7GIL, while having a love for HF CW, boat anchor restoration, and kit building, still stays current with home brew equipment using Arduino controllers, the latest ham radio software, and the NanoVNA. His beautiful ham shack and carefully appointed workbench and parts inventory allow Ron to build and fix just about anything. WA7GIL is m…
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Cathy Goodrich, W4CMG, is an enthusiastic contester and dedicated DX chaser. Known for her meticulous scheduling, Cathy ensures she dedicates time each day to amateur radio, honing her operating techniques and CW rag chewing skills. In her retirement, Cathy continues to make an impact as a Red Cross Coordinator in Nashville, TN, applying strategic …
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Walt Hudson, K4OGO, has always lived by and had a love of the sea, pursuing a career in ship building, beginning in Port Smith, Virginia. While he always had an interest in radio, including Citizens band radio, it wasn’t until just a few years ago that Walt became a ham radio operator. Since he is always near the shore, operating portable QRP SSB f…
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Join the Conversation to learn how ReThink Tobacco Indiana and Genesis House are combining evidence-based models with innovative approaches to address tobacco and nicotine dependence in the community. The panelists will provide an overview of the Genesis House program, partnerships and stakeholder involvement, community resources available, and the…
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Join the Conversation to learn about Consultations for Healthcare Providers in Addiction, Mental Health, and Perinatal Psychiatry Program (CHAMP), an innovative adult and perinatal psychiatry access program for adult health care providers. In this session, the guest speaker will provide an overview of the program, discuss who is eligible to use the…
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Steve Johnston, WD8DAS, was my guest in Episode 14, 10 years ago this October. I urge you to go back to that episode to get Steve’s ham radio story. A lot can happen in ten years, especially in this age of ham radio and the Internet. So in this episode we catch up with Steve to find out what contributions he has made and is making since the last ti…
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Adam Kimmerly, K6ARK, discovered amateur radio almost by accident through his participation in the San Diego Mountain Rescue organization. Adam’s ham radio interests evolved from VHF to HF SOTA, or Summits on the Air, learning CW, and reaching SOTA Mountain Goat status. The need for light weight kits to carry to the most difficult to reach summits …
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Join the Conversation to learn how ReThink Tobacco Indiana and Genesis House are combining evidence-based models with innovative approaches to address tobacco and nicotine dependence in the community. The panelists will provide an overview of the Genesis House program, partnerships and stakeholder involvement, community resources available, and the…
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Dan Quigley, N7HQ, is a true veteran in the world of ham radio and technology. Like many of us, Dan's passion for radio began early, with a crystal radio, and earned his license while delivering newspapers to pay for his new hobby. Dan’s professional career evolved based on the specific needs of clients and customers, creating long and successful s…
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My guest this week is Willi Kraml, OE1WKL, creator of the Morserino CW code practice machine . Willie discovered amateur radio as a boy in Lindz, Austria, but had to wait until the legal age of 16 to get his license. With his doctorate in linguistics, Willi pursued a career in IT security with KPMG. When his local makerspace needed an Arduino proje…
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Rudy Hardy, W5HRH, was introduced to electronics and radio at a young age by a favorite uncle. His interest in the hobby deepened through his experiences with CB radio and the influence of mentors in college. Rudy pursued a career in federal law enforcement, eventually teaching criminal justice at a community college in Houston. He's also a skilled…
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Susan Gayle Nordskog, LA0CY, was practically born into ham radio. She learned Morse code from her mother and grew up in Los Angeles, surrounded by her parents' ham radio friends. After college, Susan developed a deep love for the sea and a passion for crewing large vessels, even during a time when American ships rarely hired women. Undeterred, she …
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Steve Corley, N5BZM, discovered ham radio, almost by accident, by the intervention of his mother with an FCC official attempting to scare a teenager out of operating a CB radio improperly. Steve loves the range and variety of amateur radio opportunities and started a Ham Radio Auctions business to aid amateurs to find buyers and the heirs of deceas…
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Lee Barrett, K7NM, has had a wonderful career, in broadcast radio, military projects, command and control, spacecraft, and medical device development. His early initiation into amateur radio set in motion all that came later in both professional and amateur radio life. From early in his ham radio career, Lee published papers on vertical antenna bea…
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