Mari Devereaux
Safety and Quality Reporter at Modern Healthcare
Safety and Quality Reporter at Digital Health Business and Technology
Safety & quality reporter for @modrnhealthcr || formerly @Suntimes and @CCChronicle || she/they || 🏳️🌈 || let’s talk systemic inequity in healthcare
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Nov 14, 2024 |
modernhealthcare.com | Kara Hartnett |Tim Broderick |Diane Eastabrook |Mari Devereaux
This article is the first installment in “Chronic Conditions," a three-part series on CMS’ Special Focus Facility program. Part two will publish on Dec. 10 and part three will publish on Dec. 11. Nursing homes are beset by pervasive, longstanding quality and safety issues. A little-known federal program that targets the worst of the worst is failing to foster lasting improvement.
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Apr 4, 2024 |
crainsgrandrapids.com | Mari Devereaux |Joe Boomgaard
Keep up with all things West Michigan business. Sign up for our free newsletters today. More from Crain’s Grand Rapids Business:Divani owner puts downtown Grand Rapids wine bar and restaurant on the marketReturn-to-office trends have furniture makers optimisticKent County board plans to act fast on potential hotel tax increase
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Mar 21, 2024 |
crainsgrandrapids.com | Mari Devereaux |Joe Boomgaard
Keep up with all things West Michigan business. Sign up for our free newsletters today. More from Crain’s Grand Rapids Business:Rising costs, design setbacks delay 9-acre Boston Square Together developmentWest Michigan’s population growth is hampered by housing shortages, leaders sayHuntington Bank extends pilot to Grand Rapids to aid first-time homebuyers
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Jan 31, 2024 |
modernhealthcare.com | Mari Devereaux |Diane Eastabrook
A safety watchdog group has raised a red flag over the at-home use of medical devices, but one provider said concerns should not derail the move of hospital-level care to the home. As more individuals opt to receive care at home, devices like infusion pumps and ventilators are increasingly being used outside of the clinical settings for which they were designed. These trends are being driven by increased use of home healthcare, home dialysis and hospital home care.
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Nov 1, 2023 |
crainsgrandrapids.com | Mari Devereaux |Joe Boomgaard
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is launching an effort to help hospitals address workforce burnout and support the mental wellness of their employees. Led by the CDC’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes Foundation, the initiative includes resources for hospitals to identify areas for improvement in employee well-being and training for frontline leaders to help foster a better work-life balance among staff.
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