Patient Family & Community Engagement | Global Perspective

Acquiring knowledge prior to diagnosis: A grounded theory of patients’ experiences

Related content

Patient Family & Community Engagement | Staff & Provider Engagement

Using Design Thinking Principles to Reduce Healthcare Barriers & Improve Access

This learning bite brings to light the importance of understanding our patients’ barriers in healthcare. Learn how design thinking can be a tool to improve experience. Through the human-centered approach of design thinking, we can integrate the needs of the people into our processes and procedures that create more equitable experiences for those in our
Learn more
Patient Family & Community Engagement | Quality & Clinical Excellence

Lonely No More: Bedside Visit Programs

Erica Luciano, Program Manager, Volunteer Services, UChicago Medicine Kathleen McIntire, CAVS | Director, Volunteer Services | Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Being in a hospital can be frightening, painful, and oftentimes overwhelming for patients. But those without family members or friends to visit them may face the extra burden of loneliness. Loneliness has consequences that may
Learn more
Environment & Hospitality | Patient Family & Community Engagement

Where Are My Things? Best Practices for Safeguarding Patient Belongings in Hospitals

Managing patient belongings is a challenge for almost all hospitals. Losing a patient’s belongings has a financial impact on the institution and an emotional impact on patients and families. “Where are my things?” shares a collection of best practices for managing personal belongings in hospitals and transforming the human experience in healthcare.
Learn more

Acquiring knowledge prior to diagnosis: A grounded theory of patients’ experiences

Related content

Using Design Thinking Principles to Reduce Healthcare Barriers & Improve Access

Lonely No More: Bedside Visit Programs

Where Are My Things? Best Practices for Safeguarding Patient Belongings in Hospitals

Become a member for access to this resource and more:

Become a member for access to this resource and more:

Acquiring knowledge prior to diagnosis: A grounded theory of patients’ experiences