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A clinical director gets let go the day before an accreditation site visit, and takes the program's compliance documentation with them, scattering it across a highway in Texas. When the site visitors show up, there's nothing left to hand them.
Brian Bright is CEO of Trajecsys, a clinical documentation platform for allied health and nursing education, in the space since 2013. He joins host Matt Jaye to trace what actually failed that day, and why the same failure shows up far more often through nothing more dramatic than a retirement or a promotion.
In this conversation:
- Why a compliance record that only one person understands was never really a safeguard
- How turnover, not paperwork, is the compliance blind spot most programs never plan for
- What COVID changed for programs that had been putting off going digital for years
- Where AI actually helps in clinical documentation, and where the people still have to lead
Brian Bright is CEO of Trajecsys, a clinical documentation platform for allied health and nursing education, in the space since 2013. He joins host Matt Jaye to trace what actually failed that day, and why the same failure shows up far more often through nothing more dramatic than a retirement or a promotion.
In this conversation:
- Why a compliance record that only one person understands was never really a safeguard
- How turnover, not paperwork, is the compliance blind spot most programs never plan for
- What COVID changed for programs that had been putting off going digital for years
- Where AI actually helps in clinical documentation, and where the people still have to lead
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