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DSP Talk
Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation
37 episodes
5 days ago

Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


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Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Careers
Business,
Non-Profit,
Health & Fitness,
Mental Health
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Revolutionizing Direct Support with Technology
DSP Talk
21 minutes 13 seconds
1 year ago
Revolutionizing Direct Support with Technology

Alyza Tarmohamed is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-President of Radicle Health, a company dedicated to transforming human services through innovative technology. With a unique professional journey transitioning from finance and insurance technology to behavioral health, Alyza has infused her expertise in software solutions to enhance efficiency and care quality in the human services field. Her personal motivation is deeply rooted in her family’s community service background, inspired by her upbringing in a small Canadian town.


Episode Summary:

Welcome back to DSP Talks with our host, Asheley Blaise, who delves into the intersection of technology and behavioral health services. Today's insightful conversation features Alyza Tarmohamed, CEO and Co-President of Radicle Health, who shares her unconventional journey into the sector and outlines the impact of digital documentation on the responsibilities of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs). With an industry in evolution, Alyza emphasizes the crucial role technology plays in enabling more holistic care approaches.

In this episode, Alyza discusses the transformative power of digital documentation, highlighting its ability to improve continuity of care, streamline communication, and enhance goal tracking for individuals receiving services. The discussion touches on the challenges of adopting new tech solutions and the need to increase DSP proficiency with intuitive design and comprehensive training. Technology is explored as a future tool to minimize time spent on administrative tasks, allowing DSPs more time for direct care, thus maximizing their impact.


Key Takeaways:

  • Impact of Digital Documentation: Enhanced continuity and holistic care are key benefits, as well as more seamless communication within care teams.
  • Technology as a Support, Not a Task: Emphasis is on tech tools that facilitate easier job performance, not just add to DSP workload.
  • Training and Usability: Technology companies are investing heavily in user-friendly platforms and practical training to ensure DSPs can leverage technology effectively.
  • Future Technological Innovations: Exploring AI and automation to reduce documentation time, supporting DSPs in providing quality care.


Notable Quotes:

  • "Technology isn't there for technology's sake; it’s there to ensure things get better or help people do their jobs more easily."
  • "DSPs are on the front line, making sure we see those connections in the data, linking individual care to broader program goals."
  • "Without an overarching picture of data over time, we miss the opportunity to showcase meaningful progress and impact."
  • "My hope is that technology will have a real impact on how DSPs do their work in the future."


Resources:

  • Radicle Health: Learn more about the company and its mission


Dive into the full episode to witness the future of technology in behavioral health with Alyza Tarmohamed. Stay tuned for more enlightening discussions from DSP Talks, spotlighting the intersection of care and innovation.


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DSP Talk

Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.