Changing Our Culture, One Moment at a Time

Lenox Hill Hospital looked at their HCAHPS data, comments, complaints and conducted patient focus groups and learned that their patients were frustrated with our overall patient flow in regards to triage, admission and how they transitioned throughout the maternity service, among other issues. Read on to learn how they addressed organizational culture to improve.
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