I am a new MDS coordinator. No MDS experience at all, but like everybody else would say, my personality fits right in, and of course, i'll learn along the way. My first week of orientation dealt mostly with the basics. 3 days of practice on the computer and I'm starting to "create" a system that might work for me. But then of course, the MDS office literally looks like a mess right now, and I kinda have this picture of a more clutter-free desk as soon as I officially start owning the little room.
Simply put, it'd like to get some ideas how to be more organized, efficient, less stressed-out (we all wish, if not stress-free!), and of course stay on top of our schedules. Any input is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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I am a new MDS coordinator. No MDS experience at all, but like everybody else would say, my personality fits right in, and of course, i'll learn along the way. My first week of orientation dealt mostly with the basics. 3 days of practice on the computer and I'm starting to "create" a system that might work for me. But then of course, the MDS office literally looks like a mess right now, and I kinda have this picture of a more clutter-free desk as soon as I officially start owning the little room.
Simply put, it'd like to get some ideas how to be more organized, efficient, less stressed-out (we all wish, if not stress-free!), and of course stay on top of our schedules. Any input is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!