How healthcare facilities can prepare for busy season

Fall can be a stressful time of year for healthcare facilities as demand for care rises. The cold weather and return to school can lead to increased illnesses and injuries requiring medical attention. This may strain professionals in an understaffed healthcare facility.

In a hospital setting, inadequate staffing can lead to negative health consequences. In doctor offices, emergency rooms, and urgent cares, staffing issues can extend patient wait times and increase stress among nurses and allied health professionals.

Understanding the reasons behind the increased need for medical care can help facility managers plan. Supplementing full-time staff with an extended workforce can ensure excellent patient care even during the busiest shifts of the year.

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How healthcare facilities can prepare for busy season

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