最高の Agency Care Staff ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Ep. 6 - Three ways to avoid the pitfalls of the struggling new supervisor 19:53

7d ago19:53

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Maybe you've been there before. "She was such a good DSP but now that she's a supervisor, she's really struggling... Now what!?" If so, you're not alone. And while the specifics of that situation may have a fairly straightforward solution, it begs the question, how did we get here in the first place? The all-too-common challenge of the struggling n…

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33 - Three Helpful Tools For Administering Your Animal Sanctuary 26:38

13d ago26:38

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Executive Director Mckenzee and Nonprofit Specialist Julia discuss three administrative tools that are helpful (and in some cases necessary) for the effective administration of your animal organization: board bylaws, registered agents, and land surveys! --- This Episode’s Referenced Open Sanctuary Project Resources: Nonprofit Board Basics For Anima…

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S3 E8 - Media at COAAA 49:54

14d ago49:54

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I'm thrilled to be joined by two exceptional guests, Steve Centofanti, Manager of Communications, and Malika Bryant, Public Relations Specialist. In this episode, we explore the varied and innovative strategies COAAA employs for media outreach, including our use of traditional news releases, targeted email marketing, and the growing significance of…

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S3 E7 - Championing LGBTQ+ Elders: Intergenerational Support and Advocacy 49:40

14d ago49:40

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How can organizations like the COAAA ensure that their inclusivity efforts address the needs of both their LGBTQ+ staff and community members? Let's talk about the intergenerational dynamics within the LGBTQ+ community in Columbus. We cover everything from the critical needs of older LGBTQ+ adults, facing 13 anti-trans bills in Ohio, to the power o…

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S3 E9 - COAAA Advisory Council 29:19

14d ago29:19

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Thanks to Looking Forward Our Way's Carol Ventresca and Brett Johnson for conducting this interview. The episode brings together Anna Tobin and Melissa Owens, two prominent figures in the aging services sector, to share their insights and experiences. Grant Ames, Government and Community Relations Manager at the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (C…

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Ep. 5 - Why didn't your staff retention initiative work? And what works instead? 22:46

14d ago22:46

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It's such a sinking feeling to put all this time and effort (and expense) into a staff retention initiative only to have it... drum roll... fail to actually increase staff retention. But the good news is that the story doesn't end there. In this episode, Nate discusses how to create initiatives that WORK, and how to identify the key factors in dete…

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Ep. 4 - Are your DSPs about to "break up" with your agency? Your onboarding says a lot 19:55

21d ago19:55

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Truth is, DSP retention can never really be about "retaining" staff. That just means they didn't leave. The true goal of DSP retention is always about building a workplace that your staff love, so that they actually WANT to come to work each day. And it all begins with onboarding and orientation... Change your organization's paradigm and you will c…

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32 - Fostering Farmed Animal Agency in Sanctuary Education, Part Two 37:24

26d ago37:24

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Community Education Specialist Andie Springirth welcomes back special guest and Open Sanctuary Project contributor Dr. Emily Tronetti to discuss specific agency-supportive practices that sanctuaries can implement in their onsite educational endeavors to nurture the well-being of the residents and increase the effectiveness of their programming. In …

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Ep. 3 - Is this strategy the silver bullet of DSP retention? Not quite, but almost 23:31

28d ago23:31

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High impact supervisions are more crucial than many providers realize in creating a culture that fosters DSP retention. In this episode, you will hear the three key qualities of a high-impact supervision and how you--and the supervisors in your organization--can leverage the seemingly mundane task of meeting with staff into something that makes peo…

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31 - Ten Questions To Ask Yourself Before Starting An Animal Sanctuary 30:19

1M ago30:19

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Executive Director Mckenzee and Nonprofit Specialist Julia discuss ten critical questions that you should ask yourself before you start a sanctuary! This resource is excellent for those new to the sanctuary movement and a helpful refresher for established sanctuaries and rescue organizations. It serves as a guide to some of the many considerations …

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Ep. 2 - Start here: The first steps to reduce turnover 21:37

1M ago21:37

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Maybe you've already tried increasing the DSP appreciation budget or added some extra benefits. Maybe you've been chalking up a high turnover rate to the job market and reimbursement rates. Maybe you've been trying hard NOT to look too closely at your turnover rate because, frankly, it's just so discouraging. Whatever your backstory, this episode g…

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S3 E6 - BoldAge PACE 45:26

1M ago45:26

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What distinguishes the PACE model from other Medicaid managed care programs, particularly in terms of cost-effectiveness and service delivery? Joining us are two incredible guests, Heidi Webster, National Director of Business Development for BoldAge PACE, and Jeremy Diaz, Executive Director for the Columbus BoldAge PACE. The PACE model has been aro…

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S3 E5 - Medicaid, Pt. 2 52:14

1M ago52:14

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We're diving back into the intricate world of Medicaid with the much-anticipated Part 2 of our series. Joining us again is Medicaid specialist extraordinaire, Michelle Rice, to guide us through the labyrinthine processes of Medicaid eligibility, applications, and renewals. In this episode, we'll cover everything from the initial application steps t…

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Ep. 1 - What's it really like? How the employee experience can make or break your staff retention 14:59

2M ago14:59

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What's it really like for the DSPs who work at your organization? Nearly every IDD Provider is focused on providing person-centered care, but have you considered the "employee experience" and are you in touch with what it looks like to make it better for your staff? This episode gives practical input on how to leverage the employee experience so th…

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Dr. Kim Harms: Resilience, Grief, and Building a Legacy Amidst Life’s Trials 39:09

2M ago39:09

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Send us a text Have you ever faced a series of unimaginable challenges and found yourself wondering how to move forward? Join us as we sit down with the extraordinary Dr. Kim Harms, whose life has been a testament to resilience and transformation. Born with missing fingers due to thalidomide, Dr. Kim Harms overcame incredible odds, only to face fur…

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30 - Resident Drinking Water Considerations At Your Animal Sanctuary 31:05

2M ago31:05

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Senior Advisor Tara and Nonprofit Specialist Julia discuss the ins and outs of an essential sanctuary consideration: resident drinking water! Ensuring your residents receive the nutrients they require for their health and well-being is an essential aspect of animal care, but the importance of water and the logistics around providing it are sometime…

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29 - Fostering Farmed Animal Agency in Sanctuary Education, Part One 20:04

2M ago20:04

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Community Education Specialist Andie Springirth welcomes back special guest and Open Sanctuary Project contributor Dr. Emily Tronetti to discuss the importance of fostering farmed animal agency in sanctuary education. In addition to exploring why agency-centered education is so vital to the well-being of sanctuary residents, this episode also highl…

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CWWH Episode 3: Many Voices, One Heart 48:55

2M ago48:55

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The 2024 Cancer Warriors Walk for Hope (CWWH) is coming to Metropolis on October 5. This is the final of 3 episodes in our CWWH podcast series about this remarkable effort to combat cancer for those living in the southern tip of Illinois. You'll hear from those associated with this event as they share how they meet the needs of patients through adv…

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S3 E3 - Housing Assistance Program 36:13

2M ago36:13

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We explore the critical world of housing assistance with our special guests, Jennifer Tiedt and Brittany Kunkler, who are coordinators of the COAAA Housing Assistance Program. Jennifer and Brittany will discuss the challenges, successes, and operational insights of the program, including the daily intake and processing of emergency rental assistanc…

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S3 E4 - Central Ohio Stable Housing Network, COSHN 44:57

2M ago44:57

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What were the pivotal steps in forming the Central Ohio Stable Housing Network (COSHN), and how has its mission evolved in response to the housing crisis in Columbus? In this episode, we'll explore the collaborative efforts that started The Central Ohio Stable Housing Network, or COSHN. It's vital role of emergency rental assistance in averting evi…

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CWWH Episode 2:Critical Access Hospitals - Advancing Cancer Care 44:16

2M ago44:16

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The 2024 Cancer Warriors Walk for Hope (CWWH) is coming to Metropolis on October 5. This is the second of 3 episodes in our CWWH podcast series about this remarkable effort to combat cancer for those we serve every day and what it means to those living with and/or caring for someone with cancer. You'll hear from our region's three Hospitals, Hardin…

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CWWH Episode 1: FQHCs & Public Health - Vital Grassroots Cancer Care 34:17

3M ago34:17

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The 2024 Cancer Warriors Walk for Hope (CWWH) is coming to Metropolis on October 5. This is the first of 3 episodes in our CWWH podcast series about this remarkable effort to combat cancer for those we serve every day and what it means to those living with and/or caring for someone with cancer. You'll hear from our region's two Federally Qualified …

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28 - Collaborating With Other Animal Organizations 25:32

3M ago25:32

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Executive Director Mckenzee and Nonprofit Specialist Julia talk about collaboration and cooperation between organizations! They list common pitfalls to relationship building, how to avoid them, and also how to communicate and work together in ways that enhance your capacity! Building community with like-minded organizations is a great way to streng…

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How I help care homes handle their enquiries effectively 28:58

3M ago28:58

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This episode of the Care CEO Success Stories podcast features Jac Owen, founder and managing director of Connect, which handles enquiries on behalf of care homes. Jac discusses with host Adam James of Springup PR how Connect helps care homes increase their occupancy by managing enquiries effectively - emphasising the importance of handling inquirie…

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27 - Introduction To Agency With Dr. Emily Tronetti 28:15

3M ago28:15

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In this episode of The Open Sanctuary Podcast, Community Education Specialist Andie Springirth is joined by special guest and Open Sanctuary Project contributor Dr. Emily Tronetti to discuss farmed animal agency and how to start centering it at your sanctuary to improve the overall health and well-being of the residents. In addition to exploring wh…

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S3 E2 - Veteran-Directed Care 40:40

3M ago40:40

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What are the core objectives of the Veteran-Directed Care (VDC) program and how does it empower veterans and their caregivers? Allen Roberts, who supervises four of COAAA’s six impactful programs, joins us to unpack how this initiative empowers veterans to take control of their own care by employing caregivers, managing their budgets, and tailoring…

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S3 E1 - 2024 Take Your Kids To Work Day 20:46

3M ago20:46

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Let me know what you think of this podcast, as well as any ideas you have for an episode. Email me at kwhite@coaaa.org! https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/ Copyright 2024 Central Ohio Area Agency On AgingCentral Ohio Area Agency On Aging による

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26 - The Importance Of Observation In Animal Caregiving 26:31

4M ago26:31

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In this episode of The Open Sanctuary Podcast, Community Education Specialist Andie and Senior Advisor Tara discuss the vital role observation plays in many aspects of animal caregiving, focusing on how we can use our observation skills to assess our residents’ health and catch subtle signs of concern. --- This Episode’s Referenced Open Sanctuary P…

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25 - Finding Good Information For Your Animal Organization 31:06

4M ago31:06

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In this episode of The Open Sanctuary Podcast, Senior Advisor Tara and Nonprofit Specialist Julia discuss the guiding principles we use to source compassionate care information. From examining the challenges of finding reliable sources that value the individual lives of animals as sentient beings to explaining how we assess specific care recommenda…

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Jules from Treehouse Hospice: Celebrating Life and Joy in Children’s Palliative Care 50:47

4M ago50:47

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Send us a text Ready to uncover the heartwarming reality of children’s hospices? Join us as Jules from the Treehouse Hospice in Ipswich, part of East Anglian Children's Hospices (EACH), shares an eye-opening tour of this inspiring sanctuary. Discover how this nature-filled environment busts the myths surrounding hospices by offering vibrant spaces …

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24 - Common Visitor Questions And How To Respond To Them For Animal Sanctuaries 15:22

5M ago15:22

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Community Education Specialist Andie and Senior Advisor Tara discuss some helpful strategies and tips on how your animal organization can thoughtfully approach and respond to common visitor questions that sanctuaries get asked by visitors. --- This Episode’s Referenced Resources: A Starter Guide to Common Questions Your Sanctuary Gets Asked and How…

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Richard and Nikki Bowdidge: Transforming Grief into Hope and Action for Young Cancer Patients 31:39

5M ago31:39

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Send us a text What if facing unimaginable loss could inspire unprecedented hope? Join us as we welcome Richard and Nikki Bowdidge, parents of the founder of a life-changing charity, a charity born from the heartbreak of their son Tom's cancer journey. Hear their compelling story of transforming grief into action, raising £1.7 million over a decade…

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23 - Effective Tabling Strategies and Tips for Animal Sanctuaries 38:47

5M ago38:47

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Community Education Specialist Andie and Nonprofit Specialist Julia discuss some helpful strategies and tips on how your animal organization can table at outreach events as effectively as possible. They offer insight on how tabling can be a beneficial way to connect with the public and raise awareness about issues that are important to your organiz…

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22 - Being Kind To Bees At Your Animal Organization 31:28

6M ago31:28

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Research Specialist Amber, Community Education Specialist Andie, and Nonprofit Specialist Julia discuss how your animal organization can “bee” more friendly to bees and other pollinators! They offer insight into how bees and pollinators can support your sanctuary (and can help support you and your efforts), actionable tips on how to support pollina…

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Clare Montagu: Redefining Farewells with Empathy and Honesty in Funeral Care. 36:36

6M ago36:36

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Send us a text Discover the tender intersection of hospice and funeral care with Clare Montagu of Poppy's Funerals, where we delve into how her experiences shape a more compassionate approach to saying goodbye. As we sit down with this insightful CEO, you'll learn about the importance of personalized services for the bereaved and the deceased, the …

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21 - Spring Green Pastures: Managing Sanctuary Resident Consumption Safely 29:23

6M ago29:23

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Research Specialist Amber Barnes and Senior Advisor Tara Hess discuss the importance of understanding how fresh, lush pastures can affect ruminant, camelid, and equine residents. In this episode, we talk about the joys of spring for residents and care staff but also the potential risks that may come along with the season. We take a peek into potent…

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Know Your Hep B Status 19:53

6M ago19:53

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You can prevent Hepatitis B Virus (Hep B or HBV) from causing liver cancer by simply getting tested and vaccinated if needed. In today’s episode, we’re gonna Zoom chat all the way to Chicago to talk with Alia Southworth from the Asian Health Coalition at the University of Chicago and Penn State University to find out what you need to know about thi…

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S2 E9 - Medicaid, Pt 1 54:21

6M ago54:21

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We welcome Medicaid specialists Michelle Rice and Shelby Fox from COAAA. In this episode, we'll unpack the complexities of Medicaid, exploring its eligibility criteria, the nuances of waiver programs, and the critical role of income and resources in determining coverage. Michelle and Shelby share their extensive experience and highlight common chal…

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S2 E8 - The A,B,C, and D's of Medicare 42:34

6M ago42:34

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In this episode, we talk with Andy Haggard, a seasoned veteran in the realm of Medicare. With 23 years at COAAA, starting as a PASSPORT case manager before moving into community education, and outreach, and now spearheading Medicare outreach, Andy's vast experience is nothing short of impressive. His role also encompasses managing internal agency d…

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Reduce, Repel, Report - Testing for West Nile Virus 20:24

6M ago20:24

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In this episode of the Southern 7 Podcast we'll talk with one of our Environmental Health experts about West Nile Virus including testing of mosquitoes in Southern Illinois, treatment of WNV, the 3 R's, and much more!Southern 7 Health Department による

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Avoid the Bite! Tick Surveillance Program 13:14

7M ago13:14

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It's tick season! In this episode of the Southern 7 Podcast you’ll learn all about the Tick Surveillance program here at Southern 7 and what you can do prevent those little blood suckers from invading your home.Southern 7 Health Department による

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20 - Donkeys Are Different 35:53

7M ago35:53

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Research Specialist Amber and Nonprofit Specialist Julia talk about donkeys! Amber explains some of the physiological, behavioral, social, and nutritional needs differences between horses and donkeys and how these impact what caregivers must consider in their day-to-day care of these individuals. We also talk about mules and the traits that make th…

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Dr. Tim Leeson on being a Spiritual lead in Palliative Care. 28:54

7M ago28:54

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Send us a text Dr. Tim Leeson joins me, Jason Cattrell, to unveil the layers of his role as the spirituality lead for St Helena. We delve into the essence of conversations in hospice settings, where the focus shifts from spirituality to heartfelt discussions about what the patient wants to talk about. He deftly explains the importance of person lea…

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19 - Addressing Biases That Can Harm Farmed Animals 27:04

7M ago27:04

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Community Education Specialist Andie Springirth and Executive Director Mckenzee Griffler discuss combatting biases that can harm farmed animals. Since much of human thinking, feeling, and behavior is guided by our biases, understanding biases that can negatively impact farmed animals is an important undertaking for animal sanctuaries. As communitie…

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How I Eliminate All Agency Staff For Care Homes 34:35

7M ago34:35

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This episode of the Care Home PR And Marketing Podcast features Stephen Forster, founder of the Care Social Network. Drawing from his background in care and recruitment, Stephen shares how to revolutionise care worker hiring for care homes. Stephen used to work as domiciliary care assistant in Huddersfield, and it was here that he advanced to HR ma…

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How To Build A Care Provider’s Brand 33:59

7M ago33:59

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This episode of the Care Home PR And Marketing podcast features Saskia Binns, a communications, brand and marketing consultant who serves on Championing Social Care’s organising committee. Saskia shares how, when starting a new care home or care provider, “it's important to understand your brand positioning, demographics, competitors, and determine…

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S2 E6 - COAAA University 45:24

7M ago45:24

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S2 E6 - COAAA University The mission of COAAA University is to create a confident, competent, compassionate, and connected workforce. Learn from Erica Drewry, Director of Client Services, and Carrie Oswald, Clinical Operations Analyst, about the vision and planning efforts that have gone into the creation of COAAA University. The university, a trai…

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S2 E7 - What It’s Like To Be A Supervisor 38:41

7M ago38:41

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The “New Supe’ Group” is an educational, supportive, and mentorship program that was recently created for COAAA employees that recently were promoted into supervisory roles. Transitioning into this type of role can be challenging, with learning new programs, skills, and requirements. The goal of the New Supe Group is to create shared learning exper…

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18 - Goat Resident Safety For Animal Sanctuaries 39:12

8M ago39:12

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Senior Advisor Tara Hess and Community Education Specialist Andie Springirth delve into the topic of goat resident safety. Why goat resident safety specifically? While sanctuary caregivers need to make sure residents of all species are safe, ensuring the safety of goats, in particular, can be a bit tricky, especially if you aren’t aware of the uniq…

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Dr. Liz O'Riordon: Surgeon, Patient, and everything full of life! 40:01

8M ago40:01

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Send us a text Discover the empowering story of Dr. Liz O’Riordan, a breast cancer surgeon turned patient, who talks about the truth behind her dual identity in the realm of medicine. Our latest episode takes you through Liz's personal transition, delving into her fight against the very disease she once treated. As she navigates the stormy seas of …

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