Patient & Family Advisory Council Leader Workshop: Creating a Meaningful Experience on a Virtual Platform
This case study shares how Children’s Mercy conducted its annual PFAC Leader Workshop via an online platform that was meaningful and appreciated by the participants and where participants felt the content was curated specifically for them.
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Driving Healthy Behaviors through Social Support: The Role of Co-Responsibility in Weight Loss and Maintenance
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Tailoring Communication for Families: Enhancing Understanding and Reducing Stress in Pediatric Care
By Emily Revelle Communication is the basis of all things we do in healthcare. When done well, it allows us to present vital information to the family, work well together as a medical team, and establish psychological safety. When done poorly, it will do the opposite and can increase mistrust of the medical system. What
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What’s Your ETA for Improved PX? Best Practices from Emory Healthcare
When patient experience (PX) is an organizational priority, how you get there matters. Five years ago, Emory Healthcare piloted a mobile app to guide patients through their emergency department (ED) visit. Now, over 60% of their ED patients use it to view personalized wait time estimates, see the status of their test orders and results,
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