Insights from SmartLinx Payroll-Based Journal Guru Thomas Jeguo featured in McKnight's Long-Term Care News
As reporting standards go, Payroll-Based Journal (PBJ) reporting stands out as notoriously difficult. It involves a lot of labor and can be prone to ratings-endangering errors.
Meeting the Payroll-Based Journal reporting requirement is even harder for facilities that try to do it manually or piece it together with different systems. It’s particularly challenging for many facilities to meet the requirement of having a registered nurse on site at least eight hours a day, seven days a week.
While technology can aid in this reporting, not all Payroll-Based Journal software is made equal. Some PBJ reporting programs simply help skilled nursing operators collect historical data to more easily assemble reports. What really makes an impact is software that collects and stores staffing and attendance data continuously, which enables real-time compliance tracking.
Proactive Payroll-Based Journal systems can help operators advance business goals by improving facility reputation with better Five-Star Ratings and employee engagement.
Read the full story in McKnight's Long-Term Care News.
To learn more, check out:
- 7 Secrets to Payroll-Based Journal Success
- Skilled Nursing Facilities Targeted for Increased Government Oversight
- What You Need to Know about Payroll-Based Journal Reports
- Long-term and Post-Acute Care Compliance eBook
See how you can simplify Payroll-Based Journal reporting, request a PBJ reporting demo
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