The NATHO Clinical Executive Council (CEC) convened to be a champion for themes and trends that represent opportunities for education and improvement for the industry from a clinical and quality standpoint. The CEC serves as a resource for NATHO member companies. View roles descriptions here. |
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Interested in joining this committee? Fill out this form here.
Board Reporting Best Practices Guideline | A Call to Action for National Licensure |
Reporting healthcare practitioners for deviations in standard of care is one of the most hated, yet also one of the most important responsibilities healthcare staffing agencies face. NATHO recognizes this task as being critically important to ensure safe patient care and has published some recommended best practices to assist staffing agencies to understand when and how to report a healthcare professional. Read our most up to date Board Reporting Best Practices Guideline here. | The NATHO Clinical Executive Committee recognized the nursing shortage that has been prevalent for years become an even bigger issue as COVID-19 began to sweep over the country. This inspired the committee to push harder for the idea of a national licensure model. If this is an idea you back, join us by downloading the Building a Culture of Safety: A National Licensure Model white paper below. Read it, share it, and advocate for the message Click here to download the white paper! |
Member Testimonials
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