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Working in hospice care is a unique calling. It requires more than just clinical knowledge. It demands a special set of skills that help you provide comfort, dignity, and support to patients and their families during one of life’s most challenging times. As a leader in a small hospice agency, understanding these skills is crucial. You are the hero who guides your team to deliver compassionate care while navigating the complexities of regulations and operations. Hospice nursin

Navigating the world of hospice marketing can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re leading a small hospice agency. You want to grow your reach, connect with families in need, and build trust in your community. But how do you do that effectively without stretching your resources too thin? I’ve been there, and I want to share some practical, actionable strategies that can help you become the hero your hospice deserves. Hospice care is a deeply personal service. Your market

As a hospice nurse manager, I've observed two distinct types of hospice nurses: those who thrive in their roles and those who struggle. It's clear that longevity in this field isn't solely about passion. Many hospice nurses feel called to this work, yet not all stay. I realized that organizational skills alone don’t determine success. Through routine ride-alongs, I began to identify the habits that set content nurses apart from those who found the role overwhelming. Understan