PXJ Article

Instruments to measure the inpatient hospital experience: A literature review

Integrating person directed care into the client experience

Interventions that improve patient experience evidenced by raising HCAHPS and CG-CAHPS Scores: A narrative literature review

Hospital administrators and researchers often use large, standardized surveys that examine patient satisfaction to evaluate whether interventions improve patient experience. To summarize the breadth of these interventions and how large, standardized surveys are used to evaluate them, a multidisciplinary research team conducted a review. They used PubMed and Google Scholar searches, reviews of reference lists

Investigating the Perceived Impact of Surgeons’ Burnout on Surgical Physician Associates’ Wellness in United States Ambulatory Surgery Centers

Surgeons are the de facto leaders of surgical teams with surgical physician associates (SPAs) as integral members who function in all areas of the peri-operative environment. Surgeons often supervise SPAs.

Is it fair to compare? A patient and family experience of two healthcare systems and neurosurgical teams within a two-week period

Is there a correlation between the patient-doctor relationship questionnaire and other patient-reported experience measures?

Johns Hopkins Medicine responds to COVID-19: Adjusting patient- family- and staff-centered care