Collaborative management of the healthcare workload is becoming an ethical imperative. Measuring reality, anticipating 48 hours in advance, and coordinating internships, reinforcements, and training allows for better care without exhausting teams, in the spirit of VBHC.
When it starts at the grassroots level, the digitization of healthcare internships frees up time for caregivers and improves the student experience. Feedback from Interneo.
Attracting and retaining healthcare workers requires more than just a recruitment plan: it requires a working environment that supports well-being, autonomy, and commitment. This article shows how the principles of Magnet hospitals, reinforced by useful digitalization, offer concrete levers for improving quality of life at work, adjusting resources in real time, and securing long-term staff retention.
Ensuring continuity and quality of care despite the use of temporary staff is an ethical challenge. Example: Saint-Pierre University Hospital: traceability, internal pool, cross-feedback, and sustainable alternatives.
A breath of fresh air for training management in [...]
Managing and coordinating internships: a headache for students and [...]
Andreas Vervaeke, ICANE nurse at the CDLE, shares his experience with Interneo, a tool that has transformed the management of nursing internships. Before Interneo, managing internships was cumbersome and time-consuming. Now, thanks to this innovative tool, everything is centralized and simplified.
A coordinated approach to the management of nursing placements is essential to ensure quality training and the preparation of future healthcare professionals. This article explores the benefits of this coordination and the positive impact on training quality thanks to improved communication.
Xavier Rouby, our CEO, was lucky enough to take part in the programme "Le Grand Entretien" presented by Michel Denisot. In this short 10-minute video, they discuss the pressures nurses face and the solutions that can be put in place to improve their daily lives.
Françoise Joudart, a nurse in charge of welcoming [...]
