Accompanying People Affected by Cancer in Their Return to Life After Treatment: A Report on an Experiment Conducted in Canada
Published August 8, 2024
This study aims to assess family doctors’ perceived needs for improved patient follow-up post-acute treatment in oncology departments, specifically focusing on the Patient Oriented Discharge Summary (PODS) for individuals living with cancer.
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Reigniting the Human Experience: Strategies for Getting Back to Basics
Published April 23, 2025
The Beryl Institute announces the release of its latest white paper, Reigniting the Human Experience: Strategies for Getting Back to Basics. Grounded in insights from The Beryl Institute community, this paper explores the impact of straying from the core principles of healthcare excellence and makes a compelling case for re-aligning efforts around proven, human-centered strategies.
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Home Health and Hospice Connection Call – Transitions From Acute to Post-Acute Care
Published September 30, 2026
Transitions from acute to post-acute care are critical moments in the patient and family experience. When communication, coordination, or continuity breaks down, patients and families can be left navigating uncertainty at an already vulnerable time. Join the Home Health and Hospice Workgroup for a connection call focused on strengthening care coordination and improving transitions across
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Back to Basics: Elevating Patient Experience Through Culture and Leadership
Published April 23, 2025
In this companion case study, Tara DiDonato highlights how NewYork-Presbyterian is strengthening patient experience by focusing on culture, leadership, and human connection. A return to foundational values is driving meaningful impact across the organization. Read the companion paper
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