Ambulatory Care Community Connection Call – Rounding Best Practices
Published October 29, 2025
While rounding is a well-established practice in acute care, ambulatory leaders continue to voice the need for similar approaches in outpatient settings. Rounding, whether with patients, staff, or both, can play a vital role in improving communication, engagement, and overall experience. Join the Ambulatory Care Community for a conversation on current rounding practices in ambulatory settings.
Special Interest Community Connection Calls are a member benefit. Connection Calls do not provide patient experience education credit (PXE).
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