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Bana Jobe

Bana Jobe is an award-winning health and medical writer with more than a decade of experience creating content for hospitals, agencies, and healthcare companies. She holds a degree in journalism from The University of Texas at Austin.

Nurse uses the new MH-CURE Desktop app on her laptop

5 Types of Users Who Benefit From the New MH-CURE Desktop

As much as having a mobile device saves time and resources for…
Posted on Jul 10, 2020
By Bana Jobe
close-up of a phone being used to reduce physician burnout

4 Tips for Changing Smartphone Culture at Your Facility

When a healthcare system rolls out smartphones to its staff, there can…
Posted on Mar 13, 2020
By Bana Jobe

Tags: implementation

Will the HHS Interoperability Rules Affect Your Hospital?

As the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) moves forward to…
Posted on Mar 6, 2020
By Bana Jobe

Tags: healthcare IT, integrations

Nurse uses nursing communication on smartphone to connect with care team members

Celebrating Year of the Nurse at Your Healthcare Organization

Have you thanked your nurses lately? The World Health Organization (WHO) suggests…
Posted on Mar 4, 2020
By Bana Jobe

Tags: nursing workflow

Promoting CC&C at the Heart of Clinical Workflows

Too often, the reflex response to communication problems in hospitals is to…
Posted on Feb 21, 2020
By Bana Jobe
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The Nursing Shortage: What It Means for You and How Tech Can Help

By 2030, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates a shortage of 18…
Posted on Feb 18, 2020
By Bana Jobe

Clinical Communication Etiquette: When Should You Text, Call, Broadcast or Video Chat?

It’s never been easier for clinicians to connect with each other—but at…
Posted on Dec 17, 2019
By Bana Jobe

Tags: CC&C, secure communication

Three Doctors in Scrubs Writing on a Chart

Enable Multidisciplinary Care With Smarter Team Tools

Working together is better than going at it alone—especially in healthcare: Multidisciplinary…
Posted on Dec 13, 2019
By Bana Jobe

Tags: clinical workflow

How Many Devices Does It Take to Coordinate Patient Care? (Fewer Than You Might Think)

From the time a patient is admitted to the hospital all the…
Posted on Nov 24, 2019
By Bana Jobe

Tags: clinical mobility

MH-CURE: The Essential Tool for Getting Magnet-Recognized

When hospitals pursue Magnet Recognition®, it’s a herculean effort. Building, and then…
Posted on Sep 27, 2019
By Bana Jobe
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