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Eli Beer & United Hatzalah: Saving Lives in 90 seconds or Less 30:20

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Eli Beer is a pioneer, social entrepreneur, President and Founder of United Hatzalah of Israel. In thirty years, the organization has grown to more than 6,500 volunteers who unite together to provide immediate, life-saving care to anyone in need - regardless of race or religion. This community EMS force network treats over 730,000 incidents per year, in Israel, as they wait for ambulances and medical attention. Eli’s vision is to bring this life-saving model across the world. In 2015, Beer expanded internationally with the establishment of branches in South America and other countries, including “United Rescue” in Jersey City, USA, where the response time was reduced to just two minutes and thirty-five seconds. Episode Chapters (0:00) intro (1:04) Hatzalah’s reputation for speed (4:48) Hatzalah’s volunteer EMTs and ambucycles (5:50) Entrepreneurism at Hatzalah (8:09) Chutzpah (14:15) Hatzalah’s recruitment (18:31) Volunteers from all walks of life (22:51) Having COVID changed Eli’s perspective (26:00) operating around the world amid antisemitism (28:06) goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at www.jayruderman.com .…

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This is the only podcast dedicated to helping hospice nurses find fulfillment while avoiding the burnout that threatens the specialty.
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Episode Sixty-One: Moving Indoors 10:07

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In this episode I make some announcements on future plans for the show. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Sixty: Personal Loss with Mike Barrett 57:26

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In this episode my good friend, Mike Barrett, returns to the show to share his own story of losing his mother in the last month. Mike shares with us why he wanted to share this with us so soon after his mother’s death. He also goes into detail on how overwhelming everything was. He explains how hard it must be for our patients and their caregivers who have no medical knowledge yet are still expected to make sure difficult decisions. Finally, at the end of the show, mike shares with us how is faith has paid an important role in his ability to accept the outcome of his mom’s journey. I hope you will take the time to listen and be encouraged by Mike’s story! ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-Nine: Ask Questions; Talk Less 52:30

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In this episode I talk about the importance of asking good questions that help our patients and caregivers move forward in their acceptance of an end of life experience. The questions in this episode are the following… Is what I’m seeing something new? What does the word “hospice” mean to you? What do you hope these appointments will do for you? What do you plan to do when she stops feeding herself? Does he/she seem comfortable to you? What does comfortable look like for you? How can I best help you today? At the end of the episode I do a little experiment with awkward silence. Ultimately, I explain that we tend to talk too much and listen too little. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-Eight: 10 in 10 Part 2 1:01:41

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Welcome to part 2 of the top 10 things I have learned in my first 10 years as a hospice provider! In this episode I cover items 6-10 of my list. 6. Work/life balance doesn’t happen by accident 7. Hospice is about repeatable and predictable behavior in every department 8. Haloperidol is the best first option to treat terminal restlessness 9. Staff centric agencies build the best foundation for success 10. Hospice is 80% psychosocial….for everyone In this episode I encourage everyone to check out 3 different episodes of the show. Episode 15 at https://www.confessionsofahospicenurse.net/episode-fifteen-success-in-the-alf/ Episode 16 at https://www.confessionsofahospicenurse.net/episode-sixteen-the-last-7-days/ Episode 17 at https://www.confessionsofahospicenurse.net/episode-seventeen-the-ltc-facility/ I also reference an interview with Mark Randolph. One of the men who started Netflix. https://youtu.be/HSVbD7RhOHU?si=THv7ehzCNj-4iApa ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-Seven: 10 in 10 Part 1 59:21

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Welcome to episode 57 of The Hospice Nursing Podcast! In this episode I start with the top 5 things I have learned in my 10 years of hospice experience. Case management is the foundation of all hospice care Case management success is in the details There is not just one way to do hospice Model the behavior you want to see in others Your current company isn’t as bad as it seems, and the company you want to move to isn’t as great as it seams. While covering these ideas, I make sure to point out that nobody is doomed to failure just because they don’t’ have case management experience. I also explain that keeping a patient on hospice care is more dependent on the details than it is on the big picture. I share my thoughts on leadership, and I explain that leaders can’t expect their staff to behave in a way that isn’t modeled for them. At the end of this episode I explain that all hospice providers have their flaws, and we shouldn’t expect our next employer to be perfect. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-Six: Ebb and Flow 57:24

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I’m back from a 6 month break from producing the show! In this episode I explain why I chose not to record any episodes in the last 6 months. I then review some of the things I learned during a massive growth spurt at my agency. I review the importance of self care, and I share some of my own personal health issues this year. I share what I learned about the importance of an orientation program. I explain the importance of hospice leadership being willing to get out into the field and help during times of crisis. Finally, at the end of the show, I explain that everyone has physical and mental limitations and how I am no exception. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-Five: Answering Pain Management Questions 54:05

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In this episode I answer 3 questions from the hospice nurse support group on facebook. The first question has to do with giving liquid morphine every 6 hours scheduled and PRN morphine every 3 hours PRN. The second question involves using Tramadol for pain management. The third question has to do with elevated vital signs for actively dying patients. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-Four: 11 Concepts I Learned From Chuck Schroeder 52:46

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In this episode I explore 11 things I learned from my 30 year friendship with Chuck Schroeder. Chuck Schroeder went to be with Jesus on March 21st 2024. He was a monumental figure in my life. After speaking at his Celebration of Life service, I decided to do a podcast episode sharing what I learned from him. In this episode I explore the following lessons I learned from Chuck. Plan your work. Work your plan. Never give up on someone Don’t be afraid to help your team Meet you team’s emotional needs first Nothing (in business) is fatal Don’t make decisions out of fear Make decisions that reflect YOUR character Say what you mean. Mean what you say. You’re never too old to learn or get better If you’re not growing, you’re dying I ultimately don’t answer to man ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-Three: The Labor of Life and Death With Barbara Karnes 1:02:43

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In this episode I am privileged to interview Barbara Karnes, RN. Barbara is an award winning end of life educator, award wining nurse, NHPCO Winner 2018 & 2015 International Humanitarian Woman of the Year. Yeah, she’s a big deal, and she took time out of her busy schedule to spend some time on the show. To start out the episode, Barbara tells us the story of how she first entered hospice as a volunteer even though she was an RN. She shares with us the origen story of “The Blue Book” also known as “Gone From My Sight.” Barbara also introduces us to her new booklet, “Always Offer, Never Force: Food at the End of Life.” She explained how this booklet is the result of her own experience with the loss of her husband recently. We discuss why death is actually not a medical event, and we talk about pain at the end of life. Finally, Barbara give us some self care tips that include ways of having closure with the loss of our patients. Please be sure to check out her website at BKBooks.com to pick up your own copies of all her booklets. Be sure to follow Barbara Karnes on your favorite social media platform. Instagram Pinterest Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-Two: Symbiosis 47:25

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In this episode I discuss the three-legged stool that makes up a hospice agency. The three legs are Sales, Operations and Clinical. If either of these legs is having problems, the stool is at risk to fall down. I recently had a listener ask me to discuss the differences between office staff and field staff. She asked the following question. I am wondering if you have already completed a podcast on the differences between what management does in the office compared to what field nurses do, and how each impacts the other. It sounds like you have held each position and can can safely compare and contrast. For instance I know I have heard and seen a lot of field nurses say “ it’s easy for management to sit up there in the office and dictate what should be happening out here – while they are in the office drinking coffee and having a real lunch break” I know that’s not true but it’s easy to think that when we run in and out for supplies for a short time. In this episode I explain how Operations really drives the culture of the agency. It is Operations that provides a positive or negative environment for everyone to function within. I also explain how poor leadership can really affect the moral of the organization. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty-One: Nurse Keith Interview 53:44

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For this episode I decided to share a recent interview I did for the Nurse Keith podcast. It was a great time to share with Keith’s audience some of my observations from the world of hospice. I believe this was a great opportunity to share hospice with a whole new audience. Take a minute to visit Keith’s web site, and throw some support his way! https://nursekeith.com/ ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Fifty: Exit Strategies 59:16

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In this episode I answer a listener email question regarding death visits. No two death visits are alike, so in this episode I try to cover some of the basics. I cover some of the following topics. Call the funeral home as quickly as possible It’s not about you Don’t always be in a hurry to interject yourself Be sensitive to other cultures To stay or not to stay Post mortem care Clothig Then I finish the episode telling several stories from my own experiences and some of the things I did well, and some of the things I didn’t do so well. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Forty-Nine: Don’t Fail Me Now 50:17

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In this episode I answer the following question from a listener. Hi, any chance of getting a podcast on Service Failures? I've been in hospice for around two years. I hear the term thrown around, but can't quite grasp all the details. I don't see any podcasts or blog posts around this subject, but I suspect the knowledge would be quite valuable. Thanks, Jade I answer Jade’s question in two parts. I start by addressing Medicare’s Conditions of Participation for all hospice providers. For the second half I address service failures in general and how they relate to each hospice provider’s philosophy of care. The Medicare COPs I review are the following. Election of hospice benefit The IDG/IDT Admissions Discharge Types Face-to-face requirements Individualized care plans 24 Hour Nursing Services The 4 Levels of Care For agency philosophy we review the following areas that could result in service failures. Visit frequencies Medication Refills Supplies Calling 911 Patient dies in discomfort On-Call Anything that the patient perceives as a failure I also promise to provide the NHPCO overview of the Medicare Conditions of Participation. You can download the COPs HERE . ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Forty-Eight: Six ways to promote growth 48:36

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In this episode I focus on the top 6 concepts I believe are essential to promoting the growth of a hospice office. Ultimately, the administrator is responsible for creating an environment for success. Any administrator who wants to blame others for lack of success, is an administrator nobody wants to follow. Here is the list of items I focus on during this episode. Foster healthy relationships between sales and clinical Take ownership of the branch Create a consistent and repeatable experience Love your team Develop your clinical director Be visible These items are what I find to be the most powerful for creating a successful environment. Still, there are other ways to grow a branch. This episode is about the administrator taking responsibility for the success of their branch. It starts and ends with the administrator. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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Episode Forty-Seven: Don’t Say Hospice 47:26

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In this episode I review my strategies when I have family members who are afraid to tell their loved one that hospice is being consulted for care. I spend some time helping you understand the real difference between patients who can understand what they are being signed up for versus patients who are confused and can’t understand the decisions being made for them. I talk about using my Clinical Data Sheet during conversation and assessment to gather information and ask questions. I offer access to my show outline for easy reference. You can download the PDF version by clicking HERE . I also spend some time explaining how to adjust your conversation to find out what kind of experience (if any) your patient or caregivers have with hospice. ============================== As always, don’t forget to call, text or email to leave feedback! I would love to hear from you! 816-834-9191 James@confessionsofahospicenurse.net ============================== 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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