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Call me maybe: addressing the root causes of workplace violence in rural Texas through Telehealth.
At Titus Regional Medical Center in rural Texas, workplace violence in the emergency department was tied to psychiatric boarding, limited psychiatrist access, and patients in acute crisis. Kathy Griffis and Brandon Nance explain how rural telepsychiatry helped reduce ED boarding, support nurses, improve safety, and get patients treatment earlier.
Call me maybe: addressing the root causes of workplace violence in rural Texas through Telehealth.
At Titus Regional Medical Center in rural Texas, workplace violence in the emergency department was tied to psychiatric boarding, limited psychiatrist access, and patients in acute crisis. Kathy Griffis and Brandon Nance explain how rural telepsychiatry helped reduce ED boarding, support nurses, improve safety, and get patients treatment earlier.
Help us keep the conversation going.
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If you find our work valuable and would like to help us keep the conversation going, please consider making a donation. Your contribution is tax deductible.
HEALTHCARE REFRAMED
Rethinking the System,
One Conversation at a Time
A nonprofit podcast amplifying voices of change to build a stronger, more humane healthcare system.
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