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Who Owns the Patient Experience?

Emerging RN Leader

Sherman, EdD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN Nurse managers increasingly report dissatisfaction with how accountability for the patient experience is viewed in their health systems. appeared first on Emerging Nurse Leader.

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Avoiding Medical Jargon to Improve Communication, Reduce Ambiguity

Consult QD

“Terms like ‘ambulate’ instead of ‘walk’ and ‘erythematous’ instead of ‘red’ can lead to misunderstandings and put unnecessary distance between caregivers and their patients,” she explains. “On On the other hand, simple, clear language improves communication and empowers patients to make better decisions about their own healthcare.”

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NPS growth and employee engagement: The power of thoughtful communication

NRC Health

NRC Health hosted a live webcast to discuss Children’s Minnesota’s case study on improving parental involvement and communication strategies to achieve better NPS scores. The post NPS growth and employee engagement: The power of thoughtful communication appeared first on NRC Health.

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Patient Experience in Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Relias

As the COVID-19 pandemic takes new twists and turns, healthcare providers trying to optimize the patient experience continue to face many challenges. But the relationship between provider and patient continues be a healing factor. The Future of Patient Experience.

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Leveraging patient feedback and high-reliability interventions for inpatient communication

NRC Health

Cincinnati Children’s has tried many methods to better understand and improve the patient experience. The post Leveraging patient feedback and high-reliability interventions for inpatient communication appeared first on NRC Health. When you provide a defining moment, you see it in the face of a child.”

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Columbia nursing study demonstrates the need for verbal communication data in home health care

Health Leaders | Nursing

A new study reveals the importance of integrating patient-nurse verbal communication data into patient risk identification models for home health care.

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Is it Possible to Deliver on The Patient Experience by Telehealth?

Sweeney Healthcare Enterprises

Once primarily reserved for long distance communication between healthcare providers and patients, telecommunication became much more than an avenue to communicate care advice, medication management, intervention, and education: it became the lifeline for patients seeking medical care in a time of an international crisis.