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All stress is bad Good stress: such as excitement, thrills, safety etc. Recognizing bad stress: such as burn-out, headaches, being overwhelmed Planning my time takes more time Research shows the opposite A time management problem means that there is not enough time to get done what needs to get done A time management problem is not using your time to your advantage
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Being busy does not always mean that time is being used most advantageously Work smart, not hard Feeling busy must mean I have a time management problem Not if you’re getting done what you need to get done I feel okay, so I must not be stressed Look for physical warning signs such as headaches, backaches, twitches
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Changes in the way you do things Health Homes New Rules you need to learn Reporting What is expected of you by supervisors Increased census
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Increased Everything Crisis situations Needs Phone calls Documentation Increased need for Organization!!!!!!
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For those who feel they need help in this area… ASK YOURSELF Is your desk a mess? Do you have an accurate list of clients? Does the list include? Medicaid recertification date? PCP Name Clinician name
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Late for appointments Not returning phone calls Frustration Personal Toll No Sleep Short with family Working from home to catch up
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Short with co-workers and clients Verbalizing how many clients you have to other clients Late for appointments Not keeping apointmets Forgetting key paperwork
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Getting organized: take one hour (or day) to clean out your desk or briefcase etc. Take 5 minutes at the end of each day, clean your desk before leaving for the day Order office supplies: binders, briefcase, writing materials, special pens, carrying case with latch on top to hold papers etc. Set your watch 5 minutes ahead
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SSetting an alarm that goes off 15 (or whatever time you need) prior to an appointment UUse a head set if your work place is too noisy LLearning the difference between knowing that you need to do something right now or knowing that it can wait. IIdentify your prime time (morning/afternoon) and do your hardest task at that time DDon’t leave the end of your day a disorganized mess
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Ask for help when you need it Have a place for everything and put everything in it’s place (Garage) Use rewards for yourself after completing a task or at the end of the day Figure out where you are wasting time Make a “to do” list at the beginning of every day, review it throughout the day and check off or cross out each thing as you go along- you’ll begin to feel like you are accomplishing things.
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You can’t buy it You can’t hold on to it It will sometimes go too slowly Sometimes, too quickly But you can’t stop it….. So always use it to your advantage before it slips by you
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