HeyJaredQsource Podcasts
If you’re the type of person who prefers to multi-task while learning, then these podcasts are designed for you. Simply choose a subject and hit play so you can listen to discussions on a variety of clinical topics.
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- 16
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Art and Music Therapy in Nursing Homes (opens the original)
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In this episode, nurse surveyor Linzie Bugg explores the vital role of art and music therapy in nursing home care. She challenges the notion that these are merely recreational activities, presenting them instead as powerful tools for person-centered care. Linzie emphasizes connecting with residents' individual histories, preferences, and identities, particularly for those with dementia. She warns against simply tracking activity attendance without measuring true engagement, encourages staff to b
[Audio Blog] The Rural Reality of Immediate Jeopardy Risk (opens the original)
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Explore how rural nursing homes can effectively prevent Immediate Jeopardy risks through early identification, clear escalation, and strong leadership responses.
[Audio Blog] Turning Quality Data Into Action Across Healthcare Settings (opens the original)
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We explore how healthcare organizations can move beyond simply collecting data to using it as a catalyst for meaningful improvement. Covering settings from clinics to dialysis centers, the discussion emphasizes root cause analysis, pattern recognition, and practical action planning. We highlight the critical role of leadership in fostering a culture of continuous improvement and stresses the value of cross-organizational collaboration.
[Audio Blog] Behavioral Health in Rural Nursing Homes: When Access Is Limited (opens the original)
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This audio blog explores behavioral health support in rural nursing homes, where limited access to mental health providers creates unique challenges. The discussion covers how facilities can build strong internal systems to address residents' behavioral health needs, including early recognition of concerns by all staff, interdisciplinary team collaboration, and person-centered interventions. Key topics include staff training, thorough documentation of behavioral patterns, careful psychotropic me
F550 - Dignity and Resident Rights (opens the original)
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In this episode, nurse surveyor Linzie Bugg explores the regulatory requirement F550, focusing on dignity and resident rights in long-term care settings. She emphasizes that compliance goes beyond policy knowledge, requiring staff to genuinely respect residents as individuals with unique preferences and life histories. Through practical examples covering communication, privacy, and meaningful choice, Linzie challenges care teams to adopt a person-centered approach. She also offers tools for self
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