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Overcoming rehab recruiting obstacles.

Recruiting the right people can set you apart from your competition. This Georgia rehab hospital found that a "caring" management style was the key.

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PubMed1993

Computerized staff scheduling: opportunities and obstacles to success.

Staff scheduling can be a process fraught with failure, drudgery, and frustration. While computerization of staff scheduling can greatly enhance the process, computerization alone is not a panacea. Successful scheduling depends on the existence of effective management systems, including FTE and position control, proper request management, well-defined data, and work-flow and time-line management. The best espresso in the world requires good coffee beans.

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PubMed1995

Outcomes and obstacles of urodynamics.

Urodynamic testing provides information on bladder function and bladder outlet and sphincteric competence. The author explains when patients should be referred and provides some insight into these tests.

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PubMed1996

Obstacles encountered in the use of the medical record and cancer registry abstract in breast cancer research.

A historical-prospective study is being conducted to determine whether there is a relationship between obesity and breast cancer recurrence and survival in African-American women. The primary data sources for the study are the medical record and cancer registry abstract. It has been found that data items such as occupation, menopausal status, height, weight, estrogen receptor and progesterone receptor values, stage, tumor size, number of positive nodes, family history of cancer, and tumor status are not always documented. Suggestions for improving documentation of the primary data sources are provided.

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