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Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Healthcare Workers Protest
About 6 000 members of United Healthcare Workers West gathered early Monday to protest a plan by their parent union SEIU to split nursing home and homecare workers from the statewide healthcare workers union The workers rallied outside the two day SEIU jurisdictional hearing in Manhattan Beach Monday July 14 2008 Handout Photo by Stefano Paltera
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Healthcare Workers Protest
About 6 000 members of United Healthcare Workers West gathered early Monday to protest a plan by their parent union SEIU to split nursing home and homecare workers from the statewide healthcare workers union The workers rallied at the two day SEIU jurisdictional hearing in Manhattan Beach Monday July 14 2008 Handout Photo by Stefano Paltera
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
Workers meet in LA Fresno to discuss healthcare problems solutions
Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care Nearly 200 caregivers elected officials industry experts and community members gathered Thursday in Los Angeles and Fresno for the first in a series of Quality Care forums being held across the state The forum allowed healthcare workers to give heartfelt personal testimony on the disastrous effects that staffing shortages and high employee turnover rates have on patient and resident care in hospitals nursing homes and health clinics throughout the state Attendees also discussed the importance of strengthening the ability of caregivers to advocate for their patients and residents and other methods of improving access and quality of medical care
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