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Drive Engagement Throughout the Employee Life Cycle

The home health industry faces a massive staff shortage crisis. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 600,000 home health vacancies that must be filled each year in the next decade, but with industry turnover reaching current highs of 22.18%, the outlook is grim.

If home health agencies hope to retain their workforce and service this rapidly growing industry, they must focus on employee engagement.

Download this infographic to learn how to:

Continuously engage your staff
Develop their clinical skills
Improve retention by implementing targeted engagement solutions throughout the employee lifecycle

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About the Infographic

Meet the Author

MedBridge

Combining powerful digital patient care tools with the highest quality education, MedBridge is committed to making healthcare better for both providers and patients. Organizations across the care continuum use MedBridge to provide an enriched, digitally enabled experience that engages patients while streamlining and simplifying care. Designed with over a decade of insight from more than 300,000 clinicians and 25 million patients, MedBridge has helped thousands of organizations realize better patient outcomes.

Who is this infographic for?

This infographic is an ideal resource for:

All practitioners in leadership roles
Managers, administrators, and other healthcare leaders

These best practices can be applied in the following settings:

Home Health

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