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  • Whende Carroll

    Whende Carroll • Getting Started Using Machine Learning in Your Organization Ankur Teredesai, Ph.D. @ankurt Ankur@kensci.com ABOUT ME | DR. ANKUR TEREDESAI 5 Vs: 4 Aims: 3 Rights: 2 Insights: 1 Mission: Volume Variety VeracityVelocity Value Care PatientXP Costs Provider XP Right Care Right Patient Right Time Detect Variation Target Prediction KENSCI COMPANY PROFILE MISSION RESEARCH PARTNERS INVESTORS HEADQUARTERS IN SEATTLE DEATH VS.

  • Microsoft Word - Final State Guidance

    As a result of these declarations, on March 10, 2020, the Secretary of HHS authorized the temporary waiver or modification of certain requirements of the Medicare, Medicaid, and State Children’s Health Insurance (CHIP) programs and of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Privacy Rule, under section 1135 of the Social Security Act (SSA), for the duration of the public health emergency declared in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.2 This includes the authority to waive ...

  • ORBS-Fees-and-Payments-Tab-Training-Manual.docx

    Test Your Knowledge 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. This is the end of the Fees and Payments Training Manual. Version 3.0 Developed by the ORBS Training Team Date Modified Modified By 04/24/2017 Edward Elam 8/15/2018 Sachin Sharma Copyright ©2019 National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc.

  • 09_PostEntryCompetenceStudy_Vol38_WEB_final_081909.pdf

    Referrals to resources are made during the day shift by our Case Managers. [LPN/ VN, Year 1] I start out my day by seeing what rooms that I am assigned to and who my team consists of to take care of those patients. We work in teams of 1 RN, 1 LPN/VN and 1 CNA per 12 patients...Throughout the day I do all these things and then get with my RN to go over changes that I believe need to be made to the Care Plans and go over my assess- ments of the patients that I have been assigned… I take care of admissions to my assigned rooms as well as discharges.

  • NCSBN_Letter_CMS_COVIDBlanketWaivers_FINAL_06.18.2020.pdf

    Several waivers issued by CMS have enabled APRNs to more easily provide high quality care during the COVID-19 pandemic. NCSBN would like to see the following waivers remain in place at the conclusion of the Public Health Emergency: • waiving requirements under 42 CFR §482.12(c)(1)–(2) and §482.12(c)(4), which requires that Medicare patients be under the care of a physician. • waiving requirements under 42 CFR §482.52(a)(5), §485.639(c) (2), and §416.42 (b)(2) that a certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) is under the supervision of a physician in paragraphs §482.52(a)(5) and §485.639(c)(2).

  • dubick-qian.pdf

    Abdomen is soft with hypoactive bowel sounds. 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) reveals normal sinus rhythm. Progress Notes The nurse is caring for a client in the outpatient clinic. Which of the following findings require immediate follow- up? Select all that apply. 1. left ear pain 2. appetite 3. emesis 4. vital signs 5. bowel sounds 6. cardiac rhythm Outpatient Clinic 0900: Client reporting left ear pain persistent for 7 days. Yesterday, small drops of blood observed on the pillow case. Reports emesis last evening.

  • Microsoft Word - 05_03_2006Approved_BoDMinutes.doc

    Associate Controller Kathy Apple Casey Marks Maryann Alexander Robert Clayborne Nancy Chornick Vickie Sheets Joe Dudzik Kevin Kenward Anne Wendt Nur Rajwany Suling Li Nancy Spector Dawn Kappel Kristin Hellquist Alicia Byrd Kristin Garcia Mary Doherty Gloria Evans Legal Counsel: NCSBN Legal Counsel Thomas Abram 2 Guests: Ohio Board of Nursing South Carolina State Board of Nursing Omada Board Mentee Betsy Houchen, Mary 3, 2006 Joan Bainer, May 3, 2006 Susan Bosold, May 3-5, 2006 Call to Order Action #1 Action #2 President Donna Dorsey called the meeting to order at 8:32AM on May 3, 2006.

  • Microsoft Word - 02082006BoDMinutes.doc

    Associate Kathy Apple Casey Marks Maryann Alexander Robert Clayborne Nancy Chornick Vickie Sheets Joe Dudzik Kevin Kenward Anne Wendt Suling Li Nancy Spector Dawn Kappel Kristin Hellquist Alicia Byrd Kristin Garcia Gloria Evans Mary Doherty Legal Counsel: NCSBN Legal Counsel Thomas Abram (Wednesday, February 8, 2006) 2 Guests: Tennessee Board of Nursing Maryland State Board of Nursing Minnesota Board of Nursing Kentucky Board of Nursing Nebraska State Board of Nursing Texas Board of Nur ...

  • Nursing Student Errors and Near Misses: Three Years of Data

    Forty-seven percent of the occurrences submitted did not provide additional detailed descriptions. Because the type of these occurrences could not be identified specifically, they were not included in this additional analysis. For the occurrences that included de- tails, the following medication errors were identified as the top five (Figure 2): 1. Wrong dose. 2. Incorrect procedure. 3. Wrong route. 4. Medication improperly diluted. 5. Wrong medication. The faculty-student duos were asked to provide a description of what happened that caused the error or near miss. Although most of the duos provided an explanation, a few did not.

  • nna50059 642..649

    Each NLRN and preceptor evaluated the pre- ceptor experience using a 23-item tool developed for this study using 16 items from the Preceptor Evalu- ation Survey,21 5 from the Preceptor Self-evaluation tool,28 and 2 new items written for the TTP pro- gram (Table 1). A 5-point response scale (5 = agree to 1 = disagree) was used. Exploratory factor analysis found 2 subscale groupings that were internally con- sistent and conceptually meaningful; therefore, 3 scores were created from these data: mean of all of items, preceptor experience all (all 23 items), and the means of derived subscales, preceptor activities (18 items) and preceptor context (5 items).