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Common Healthcare Interview Questions Asked During Interviews

MedQuest College

Prepare for Success in Healthcare Interviews Interviewing for a healthcare position requires more than just knowledge of clinical skillsit involves showcasing your ability to communicate, stay composed under pressure, and demonstrate empathy and professionalism. How did you handle it? Use examples from your externships or labs.

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Safety starts with trust: Reassessing real-time location systems in health care

Medical Economics

Lack of buy-in is often rooted in poor communication, insufficient training, or the perception that the system is tracking activities more than offering frontline support. Instead, RTLS can introduce delays in activating alerts, create confusion over system interfaces or miss opportunities to de-escalate situations quickly.

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De-Escalation Tips for Handling Aggressive Patients

Practice Builders

Whether due to pain, frustration, fear, or underlying mental health conditions, patient aggression can be a serious issue for medical professionals. Knowing how to de-escalate aggressive behavior is very important, not only for the medical facility staff but for the patient as well.

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New CE to Develop Communication Skills in Healthcare

NHA Now

The patient experience is largely dependent on effective communication with care providers. Are you using proven communication techniques to help improve the patient experience, and potentially lead to better patient outcomes? This series will discuss effective communication techniques, de-escalation techniques, and workplace civility.

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Patient Interaction: Essential Strategies for Medical Administrative Assistants

Northwest Career College

Medical administrative assistants may face difficult situations, especially when dealing with challenging patients. Role of Medical Administrative Assistants Medical administrative assistants provide essential support for medical office operations. Active listening is crucial when dealing with anxious patients.

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Meet a Champion of Nursing Diversity: Suzette Porter

Minority Nurse

Suzette Porter, MBA, BSN, RN, is an elder care nurse manager and adjunct faculty member who has been with Hackensack University Medical Center (HUMC) for over 25 years. Meet Suzette Porter, MBA, BSN, RN, an elder care nurse manager at Hackensack University Medical Center, and an adjunct instructor for JFK Muhlenberg Nursing School.

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You Asked, We Answered; 12 Questions about Trauma-Informed-Care

Relias

Recommend participation in positive, community-based activities. Make medical/psychiatric referrals as needed. For this reason, it is crucial that all staff members, regardless of their roles, be given the same trauma-informed training and communication as clinical staff. Encourage physical exercise.