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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2022 · 41 MIN

Preparing for the Future: Using Predictive Analytics in Perioperative Succession Planning

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Between Seasons 6 & 7, we're releasing some of our most popular episodes from Season 3! Does your current staffing model account for succession planning? Are you prepared for loss in your department from resignation, promotion, or retirement? Continuing our discussion on predictive analytics in staffing, and now in succession planning, is Jason Goodwin, MPH, MSN, RN, CEO of Innovative Cultures, LLC. Tune in as he shares how he improved succession planning within his own department through predictive analytics, learn how to present your needs for staffing in a way that the C-suite will understand, and put his algorithm to use in your own department to improve planning for your future staffing needs. Love our show? Download our First Case mobile app on: 📲 Apple users: https://zcu.io/gExL Android users: https://zcu.io/j7Kx Or you can subscribe to the podcast through: 💻 Apple Podcasts - https://zcu.io/qnVu iHeart Radio - https://zcu.io/5qkg Spotify - https://zcu.io/JkqK Stitcher - https://zcu.io/j76G #OperatingRoom #Surgery #PredictiveAnalytics #SuccessionPlanning #Perioperative

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