Tag Archives: Patient Experience

Patient-Centered Care

When it Comes to Engaging Patients, Health Care Providers are Lost in Space

The challenge for healthcare providers today is not how to engage their patients…but rather how to be more engaging. This is an important distinction. Grasping the distinction can make the difference between a highly effective, satisfying patient experience and what many of us get now – average care and experiences that leave us wanting for […]

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Stephen Wilkins, MPH Steve Wilkins, MPH, is the author of Mind the Gap, an evidence-based blog aimed at improving how physicians communicate with and engage their patients beginning in the exam room. He is also the founder of the Adopt One! Challenge which challenge physicians to commit to developing one new patient-centered communication skill in 2014. Steve has over 25 years in working with health plans, hospitals and physicians to engage, empower and excite patients and consumers. Website: www.mindthegap.smarthealthmessaging.com Twitter: @Healthmessaging LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwilkins

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Redesigning the Care Experience

Why We Need a Community Effort for Patient Experience Improvement

When first hearing the term patient experience, some might claim it is the latest healthcare management fad and others a marketing ploy created to attract healthcare clients to new services and solutions. While these reactions may be deserved based on other healthcare precedents, they do not represent what is now taking place. Patient experience has […]

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Jason A. Wolf, President, The Beryl Institute Jason is a passionate champion and recognized expert on patient experience improvement, organizational effectiveness and change, and sustaining high performance in healthcare. As President of The Beryl Institute, Jason has led the growth of the organization from a powerful idea for improvement in healthcare to an organization now recognized as a leading global community of practice and thought leader on improving the patient experience, engaging over 38,000 people in more than 50 countries. Jason is also the founding Editor of the Patient Experience Journal, the first open-access, peer-reviewed journal committed to research and practice in patient experience improvement. Prior to joining the Institute, Jason designed and led the organization change, service, and leadership development strategies with HCA and conducted groundbreaking research to identify the characteristics of high performance healthcare organizations. Jason is a sought after speaker and an author of numerous articles and publications including two recent books on organization culture, change and performance in healthcare.

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Patient and Family Engagement

The Most Difficult Challenge: Engaging Patients and Families Following Medical Harm

The numbers are staggering, and the emotional fallout has yet to be even remotely addressed. As healthcare systems seek to devise proactive measures aimed at curtailing, and hopefully eliminating, preventable patient harm resulting from medical care, the fact remains — even in the safest of systems, things can, and often do, go wrong. The iconic […]

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Winifred N. Tobin Winifred N. Tobin (wtobin@mitss.org) joined MITSS in the spring of 2003. Since that time, she has been responsible for strategic communications surrounding all of the organization's activities. Her areas of specific interest include emotional support for anyone involved in an adverse event; patient safety and quality; patient engagement; health literacy; and, safer healthcare for diverse populations. She co-authored Engaging Minorities in Safer Healthcare in 2011. Winnie has served on numerous committees representing the patient’s voice, and, in particular, that of the patient who has suffered medical harm. Currently, she serves as on the Consumer Advisory Group to the Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative and is a member of MACRMI. She holds a BSBA degree in marketing from the Sawyer School of Management at Suffolk University.

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Redesigning the Care Experience

Yes, The PFCC Methodology and Practice Works in the Outpatient Setting, Too!

In a previous blog post on EngagingPatients.org, Pamela Greenhouse talked about how to engage patients using the six-step Patient and Family Centered Care Methodology and Practice (PFCC M/P). Now and over the next several months, PFCC Champions will share their real-world stories of applying the PFCC M/P and how their efforts have changed care delivery. […]

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Noreen Fredrick Noreen Fredrick, MSN, is Executive Director of Mon-Yough Community Services (MYCS), a nonprofit, community behavioral health services organization in McKeesport, PA that provides support to people facing mental health challenges, substance abuse disorders and intellectual disabilities. She regularly shares her insights on the MYCS blog at http://www.mycs.org/media-center/blog/ .

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