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Indian Child Welfare Act faces test before the U.S. Supreme Court
Today we celebrate Indigenous People’s Day as a way to honor and reflect upon Native American history and culture. A commemoration that’s been officially recognized in at least 14 states (including North Carolina), Indigenous Peoples Day is also an opportunity to support efforts that strengthen Indigenous communities. The Indian Child Welfare Act, passed in 1978, is one of those efforts. It protects Native children by keeping them connected to their families, identities and culture.
Best Practices for Implementing New Technology
image by shutterstock Gone are the days where the largest advancement in technology for a fitness facility was the latest version of a treadmill or new weight machines. Now, the fitness industry is filled with ways to enhance each member’s experience by adding advanced software, apps that connect the member to their gym experience, heart rate monitors, 3D human modeling technology, and even “smart shirts” that follow the course of a member’s training.
Counterintuitive Leadership
Have you ever found yourself frustrated as a leader trying to get things done? Have you ever asked yourself or your leadership team, “Why won’t they just do what they are told?” Or, “Why did they do that?” With over 90 employees, we at Tampa Fitness Partners/Orangetheory Fitness West Florida ask these questions often. What we have discovered is that leadership is often counterintuitive.
Elevating pharmacists’ scope of practice through a health-system clinical privileging process
The use of nonphysician providers, including pharmacists, in direct patient care roles within the health-system setting is rapidly increasing. These providers can offer relief to the already strained healthcare system by providing patient care services at a lower cost than their physician counterparts, thereby offsetting the national trend of increased healthcare spending.
Elevating pharmacists’ scope of practice through a health-system clinical privileging process
Summary Health-system pharmacists or pharmacy leaders must gain a thorough understanding of the credentialing and privileging process as they broaden their scope of practice. Clinical privileging affords an expanded scope of practice that is recognized at the institutional level and formally elevates the pharmacist to that of a nonphysician provider.
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