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Top 10 Reasons to Start a Nurse-Owned Business

Empowered Nurses

However, many nurses are now venturing beyond traditional roles and embracing entrepreneurship by starting their own businesses. A nurse-owned business allows these healthcare professionals to combine their medical expertise with their entrepreneurial spirit.

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Running your Business on Spreadsheets – The Downside

Celayix

Most organizations start their business management with spreadsheets. With this in mind, we need to remind ourselves that spreadsheets may not be the best option for your business in the long run. With this in mind, we need to remind ourselves that spreadsheets may not be the best option for your business in the long run.

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8 Types of DNP Specialties to Prepare You for a Rewarding Nursing Career

Post University

Other healthcare settings that DNPs work in include university or school clinics, colleges and professional schools, home healthcare service organizations, and laboratories. Executive Leadership If you prefer working on the business side of the nursing profession, consider a DNP executive leadership specialty.

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Grow Your Own Home Health Aides To Capture New Business

Relias

Demand for home healthcare continues to rise, and at the same time home health aide staffing remains an ongoing challenge for agency administrators. To ensure you can maximize your share of the home health market, consider developing your own pool of home health aides by training them from the ground up.

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Handling Patient Complaints in Home Healthcare

Celayix

Patient complaints are a common issue in the home healthcare industry. As healthcare providers, it’s important to take these complaints seriously and handle them effectively to maintain a positive relationship with patients and their families. This can also lead to decreased business and reduced revenue.

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Healthcare Executive Completes Third Post University Degree, Makes Plans for Doctorate

Post University

A New Job and Another Educational Pursuit After a three-month break, Kay continued her education and started the Master of Science in Nursing/Master of Business Administration – Healthcare. She spent a year as an area administrator/executive director position for a national provider of in-home healthcare services.

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Second Careers for Retired RNs

Registered Nursing

Entrepreneurship and Business Opportunities Retirement can be the perfect time to explore entrepreneurial ventures. With years of nursing experience, retired RNs have the expertise necessary to start their own nurse entrepreneur businesses in healthcare or wellness.