Every Hospital Needs an OBMer: Optimizing Outcomes for All

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BehaviorSelf: BA without the BS

Mary Lewis and Jackie Noto

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Every Hospital Needs an OBMer: Optimizing Outcomes for All

BehaviorSelf: BA without the BS

56 minutes 31 seconds

9 months ago

Every Hospital Needs an OBMer: Optimizing Outcomes for All

Hellllooo BxSelfPod Peeps,

Ever wondered if OBMers have done research in hospitals?! The answer is YESSS! Listen/watch this episode if you want to hear Mary pitch why all hospitals need an OBMer on their team.

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Clay, C. J., Hochmuth, J. M., & Wirth, O. (2025). Virtual Reality Training to Reduce Workplace Violence in Healthcare. Issues in mental health nursing, 46(1), 2-11.