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Articles Tagged With: networking

  • Personal Connections Are Crucial When Recruiting from Underrepresented Groups

    Research findings that are not representative of the entire population perpetuate disadvantages to minoritized groups. Community members can advise research teams about messaging and perceptions that might undermine investigators’ ability to successfully recruit participants from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds. A lack of trust in medical research results in many people declining to participate in clinical trials.

  • Encourage Reluctant Clinicians to Contact Ethics

    Ethicists can contact department chairs and clinical leadership to express interest in participating in grand rounds or educational forums. Contact nursing leaders to offer in-service training sessions on frequently encountered ethical issues. Join hospital committees to learn more about ethical issues clinicians are encountering. The idea is to gain the support of individual clinicians, the medical staff, and hospital leaders.

  • Networking Expertise Elevates Revenue Cycle Employees — and Their Departments

    Hospital employees in clinical areas have long recognized the value of networking with others in their field. Now more than ever, the same is true for their revenue cycle colleagues.