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“Document or it didn’t happen” We’re guessing the late Roy Huggins said this 10 million times (give or take) in his 15 years consulting for his mental health professional colleagues. Documentation is something that so few clinicians get training on, whether it’s in regard to clinical work, HIPAA compliance, or security management. It’s something that so many of us have had to make up as we go, and trial and error our way through it. If you’re feeling like you’re bumbling through documentation — we have massive support for clinicians, leadership, and admin staff in clinical documentation, HIPAA compliance, and more. Rethinking Notes: Strategies for Making Documentation Simple and Meaningful Join Dr. Maelisa Hall as she teaches how to make documentation a stress-free process in any clinical setting. Plus: Dr. Hall’s documentation packet to help you improve your notes 2 legal ethical CE credit hours Topical Training Discounted for Practice Care Premium Annual Subscribers If you ...

Manager, Corporate Finance and Strategy The Manager is an integral part of BlueScope’s Corporate Finance and Strategy team, that champions Our Purpose and assists in the development and execution of strategic commercial projects. Reporting to the VP, Corporate Finance and Strategy, this position will work closely with executive level stakeholders to assist in executing BlueScope’s strategic objectives. This includes organic and M&A-driven growth opportunities, internal corporate development and other portfolio optimisation and restructuring projects. The Opportunity You will manager a small team and have the opportunity to lead critical workstreams that qualify and quantify opportunities against our medium and long-term risk profile. You will be responsible for managing and presenting to senior stakeholders at various stages of projects, identifying EBIT impacts and fully costed initiatives. You will regularly work with business units across a global footprint (Australia, As...

**Overview** Founded in 1982 and based in Norcross, GA, Immucor is a global leader in transfusion and transplantation diagnostics that facilitate patient/donor compatibility worldwide. Our mission is to ensure that patients in need of blood, organs, or stem cells get the right match that is safe, accessible, and affordable. The result is life changing for a patient in need of a transfusion or transplant. Our new corporate identity illustrates the right match of donors with patients in need of blood or an organ as well as Immucor’s partnership with healthcare organizations in need of innovation and productivity. With the right match, we can transform a life together. We are looking for a Biological Quality Assurance (BQA) Technician III to join our QA team. The Biological Quality Assurance Technician III is responsible for Performing a variety of tasks and functions associated with the appropriate day-to-day operations of the Technical Specialist division within the Quality Laboratorie...

Europe shares drop, post first weekly gain this year Losses in technology stocks dragged European shares down on Friday, after red-hot US inflation drove up bond yields, although a positive earnings season and strong commodity prices helped the STOXX 600 log its first weekly gain this year. The pan-European STOXX 600 index closed 0.59 percent lower at 469.57, but added 1.61 percent for the week, its best weekly showing since late December last year. Tech stocks fell 2.2 percent, the most among their peers on Friday. The sector, along with utilities, was among the worst performers this week, under pressure from elevated debt yields. Bond yields spiked after data showed that US inflation jumped this month, while hawkish comments from US Federal Reserve officials also raised expectations for a sharp rate hike next month. “Strong quarterly earnings in Europe could dampen the sell-off, but until fears about a more aggressive response from the FOMC [US Federal Open Market Committee] di...

Total revenue from operations was up by 4 per cent to Rs 163.8 crore in the October-December quarter of FY22 against Rs 156.8 crore in Q3FY21, IndoSta.. This content was originally published here . from Tumblr https://ift.tt/JhpH62e via IFTTT

TORONTO — Canadian insurers Manulife Financial Corp. and Sun Life Financial Inc. said Thursday that they see significant potential for Asian markets as the region’s middle class continues to grow.  While results were mixed among specific countries, both insurers reported their Asian divisions helped prop up fourth-quarter results as they invest further in the region. “We’re scaling our business to grow across the diverse markets in Asia,” said Manulife chief executive Roy Gori on an earnings call.  Manulife saw core earnings for its Asian division up 2.6 per cent from the third quarter, though down from the same quarter a year earlier, while its U.S. and Canadian divisions saw declines compared with both the third quarter and a year earlier.  In December, the insurer started a 16-year partnership with VietinBank, one of the largest banks in Vietnam to further expand in the country. “Vietnam has significant growth potential with one of Asia’s highest GDP growth rates...

When the state / empire loses the ability to recognize and solve core problems of security and fairness, it will be replaced by another arrangement that is more adaptable and adept at solving problems. From a systems perspective, nation-states and empires arise when they are superior solutions to security  compared to whatever arrangement they replace: feudalism, warlords, tribal confederations, etc. States and empires fail when they are no longer the solution, they are the problem.  As the book  The Upside of Down: Catastrophe, Creativity, and the Renewal of Civilization  explains, when the dissolution of the state / empire becomes the pain-reducing solution, the inhabitants withdraw their support and the empire loses its grip and expires. As I explain in my new book,  Global Crisis, National Renewal , states and markets are  problem-solving structures .  These structures solve problems by optimizing adaptability and  beneficial synergies ...