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Leverage Existing Pulsara Capabilities for Streamlined Patient Movement Efficient patient transfers are the lifeblood of a well-functioning...
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Shane Elmore, RN
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Jan 19, 2016
In my role at Pulsara, I travel the country meeting with coordinators and administrators of EMS agencies and hospitals. In my travels, I've noticed that the majority of organizations can be grouped into one of two distinct categories based on their overarching attitudes and self-perceptions.
On the surface, both attitudes look the same, and both tell themselves and others “We are the best.” The distinction, though, lies in a fundamental difference in belief. The organizations in the first category believe they are “the best” as a result of pride, whereas the second camp holds this belief with humility. Allow me to elaborate:
Group 1: We are the best (Pride)
Group 2: We are the best (Humility)
As with all things in life, if we wish to achieve greatness, we must understand that greatness is, in fact, a never-ending journey rather than a static destination. Those who are willing to constantly seek ways to improve upon past successes are the organizations (and probably the individuals!) who will come out on top.
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