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Mike Campbell on Hospice and Paramedicine Collaborations

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Ever wondered how community paramedicine is revolutionizing patient care? Join us in this episode of TCN Talks as we sit down with Mike Campbell, the Training Division Chief at Stanley County EMS in North Carolina, to explore this innovative healthcare model. Mike shares his journey and reveals how highly trained paramedics are now delivering advanced medical services right in patients' homes, drastically reducing the need for hospital visits. We'll discuss the remarkable benefits of this approach, especially for hospice and palliative care patients, who can now spend their final days surrounded by loved ones.
Curious about the financial and operational dynamics that make community paramedicine possible? Mike unveils the fascinating story of how Stanley County EMS secured initial funding from Blue Cross Blue Shield to combat the opioid crisis and expanded through county support and hospital partnerships. Discover the shift towards proactive care that helps prevent high-risk readmissions and the unique training community paramedics undergo to meet specific local needs. We'll also address the ongoing challenge of attracting new talent into EMS and the concerted efforts to ensure job satisfaction and career longevity for paramedics.
Education is the cornerstone of any successful healthcare initiative, and this episode highlights the critical role of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) in fostering the next generation of EMTs and healthcare professionals. Learn how North Carolina high schools are integrating EMT training into their curriculums, sparking a passion for public safety among students. Mike also shares his personal and professional insights into the evolving landscape of healthcare, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and adaptation. From combating the opioid crisis to enhancing hospice care, this episode is packed with valuable insights into the transformative power of community paramedicine.

Teleios Collaborative Network / https://www.teleioscn.org/tcntalkspodcast

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Chapters

1. Mike Campbell on Hospice and Paramedicine Collaborations (00:00:00)

2. Innovative Community Paramedicine Programs (00:00:01)

3. Community Paramedic Funding and Education (00:11:41)

4. Innovative Approaches in EMS Care (00:19:35)

5. The Changing Landscape of Healthcare (00:27:19)

84 episodes

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Ever wondered how community paramedicine is revolutionizing patient care? Join us in this episode of TCN Talks as we sit down with Mike Campbell, the Training Division Chief at Stanley County EMS in North Carolina, to explore this innovative healthcare model. Mike shares his journey and reveals how highly trained paramedics are now delivering advanced medical services right in patients' homes, drastically reducing the need for hospital visits. We'll discuss the remarkable benefits of this approach, especially for hospice and palliative care patients, who can now spend their final days surrounded by loved ones.
Curious about the financial and operational dynamics that make community paramedicine possible? Mike unveils the fascinating story of how Stanley County EMS secured initial funding from Blue Cross Blue Shield to combat the opioid crisis and expanded through county support and hospital partnerships. Discover the shift towards proactive care that helps prevent high-risk readmissions and the unique training community paramedics undergo to meet specific local needs. We'll also address the ongoing challenge of attracting new talent into EMS and the concerted efforts to ensure job satisfaction and career longevity for paramedics.
Education is the cornerstone of any successful healthcare initiative, and this episode highlights the critical role of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) in fostering the next generation of EMTs and healthcare professionals. Learn how North Carolina high schools are integrating EMT training into their curriculums, sparking a passion for public safety among students. Mike also shares his personal and professional insights into the evolving landscape of healthcare, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and adaptation. From combating the opioid crisis to enhancing hospice care, this episode is packed with valuable insights into the transformative power of community paramedicine.

Teleios Collaborative Network / https://www.teleioscn.org/tcntalkspodcast

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Mike Campbell on Hospice and Paramedicine Collaborations (00:00:00)

2. Innovative Community Paramedicine Programs (00:00:01)

3. Community Paramedic Funding and Education (00:11:41)

4. Innovative Approaches in EMS Care (00:19:35)

5. The Changing Landscape of Healthcare (00:27:19)

84 episodes

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