Using Social Media to Support Quiet at Night
Published July 27, 2026
Discover how Northwell Health used short-form social media content to reinforce Quiet at Night practices, engage nursing staff, and keep the importance of patient rest top of mind. Learn practical strategies for using creative, authentic messaging to support a culture of healing beyond traditional education.
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Designing for Pediatric Patient Experience: Expert Insights and Innovations in the Healthcare Built Environment
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Incorporating patient-centered and participatory design into healthcare environments is a key strategy for creating spaces that are both supportive and functional. Engaging patients and their families in the design process ensures that these environments meet their specific needs and preferences, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes and experiences. This report shares the essential elements related
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Vibe Check: Is Your Healthcare Teen Volunteer Program Sigma or Beta?
Published June 17, 2026
This blog is part of a series on Teen/Youth Volunteer Programs in Healthcare. Please see below to explore other resources on this topic. By Megan Fairchild Manager, Volunteer Services Children’s Medical Center Dallas It’s the moment months of planning have led up to, the first day of your teen volunteer program. The teens are quiet
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Reviving Humanity in Healthcare: The Power of Story-Sharing
Published May 7, 2025

Join Dr. Alexi Puran and Dr. Sherry Kroll as they introduce the Humanity in Healthcare project — a groundbreaking initiative harnessing the power of story-sharing to rebuild trust, foster connection, and restore compassion between patients and physicians. Hear their personal journeys, insights, and the simple yet transformative steps helping bring human connection back to the
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