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Education you need for the work you do. Providing online #education for workers in a #healthcare setting.

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Should your organization be interested in having Gary and I present at your Conference, contact me [email protected]. Last week we presented at THEA.

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

Competency training of healthcare outsourced contractor workers should not only teach workers about Infection Prevention/Control and HAIs. They also need to teach topics like Fire Stopping, Compartmentation, ILSM, Active Shooter and Sexual Harassment. https://t.co/jLANhychjh

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The cover story in the April edition of the Health Facilities Management magazine is “The Facility’s Role in Infection Control”. Education of all physical environment workers is the key. No problem! Priority One online competency training is available at https://t.co/jLANhychjh

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

What do you consider sufficient training of Staff and Outsourced Contractor employees? Would it be a 20 minute video that focuses on anti-tobacco policies, parking requirements, and Facility Emergency Codes? Of course not! Instead offer Priority One from the training pros at NHE.

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Education of Staff and Outsourced Contractor employees is a key factor in combating HAIs. If these workers are not adequately trained, who is at fault when their actions negatively impact patients? Learn more at https://t.co/jLANhychjh

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

Are you thinking it’s important that everyone who works in your hospital be competent to do so? The National Healthcare ED online “Priority One” course will help. Click here to learn more - https://t.co/BE6iWJQLqa

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Learn more about our online competency training for Healthcare Physical Environment Workers. – https://t.co/99Vrh8zZY4

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#ASHRM2016 may be over but we're still working to reduce risk. Learn more about Priority One.https://t.co/jLANhychjh

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

#ASHRM2016 may be over but we're still working to reduce risk. Learn more about Priority One.https://t.co/jLANhychjh

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

Online training for the employees of your vendors is a must.

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

A great time at #ASHRM2016. Safe travels and be sure to keep in touch on Priority One.

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

Congratulations to Cindy Walsh of Rush University Medical Center for winning our $100 Amazon gift card! Thanks to all who entered.

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Thank you to all of the exhibitors, sponsors and attendees who helped make the #ASHRM2016 Exhibit Hall a success

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

Care about patient safety? We do too. Come see us at Booth 1520 at #ASHRM2016. We would love to connect. @ASHRMAHA

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Insightful discussion at the #ASHRM2016 Keynote Panel - Leaders of Change: The Power of Patient Safety Innovations to Reduce Harm

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

We’re at Booth 1520, #ASHRM2016. Come say hi and learn why training the employees of your vendor is a safety must.

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We learn more when things don't go according to plan than when they do - human nature #patientsafety #ASHRM2016 https://t.co/ksMVy8Y0Qi

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Come say hi to Jack at Booth 1520 and learn how online training can reduce risk and keep patients safe. #ASHRM2016

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

Let's talk about reducing risk. Enjoying our time at Booth 1520 at #ASHRM2016. We would love to connect. @ASHRMAHA

[NationalHealthcareEd @NatHealthcareEd]

Join us at #ASHRM2016, Booth 1520. Be sure to ask for Jack and see how Priority One can help you reduce risk.