Prioritizing Patient Rest: Response to the New HCAHPS Restfulness Questions
Published May 13, 2026
This case study explores how The Queen’s Medical Center prioritized patient rest and healing through systemwide practices focused on communication, environment, staff training, and volunteer support in response to new HCAHPS restfulness measures. Their efforts reinforced rest as an essential part of recovery and contributed to top quartile patient experience performance.
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Designing a Safe and Comprehensive Gluten-Free Menu to Improve the Human Experience
Published September 30, 2024

Discover how patient feedback at UNC Hospitals led to a comprehensive overhaul of gluten-free food safety protocols. This initiative targeted cross-contamination by establishing dedicated preparation areas for gluten-free items and enhancing staff training on allergy management. Beyond improving safety and expanding menu options, this project fostered stronger cross-functional collaboration and demonstrated a deeper organizational commitment
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Partnering to Reduce Falls: Keeping Patients Safe through Next Generation Technology
Published April 10, 2023
In this case study, Atrium Health Navicent partnered with HatchMed to improve increasing patient injury rates caused by bed alarm connectivity problems due to faulty pin bed cables.
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