This week for our Thinking Thursday TIPs we’re starting a new multi-week series called “What Patients Really Want.” It’s no surprise to anyone that we’re living in a day and age of consumerism. What may be new is how rapidly Read More
Myth or Not: Team Huddles Improve the Patient Experience Myths Debunked We’ve been doing some Myth Debunking over the last few weeks. Here’s where we’ve been, just in case you missed a week, or you’d like to revisit. Week One: Read More
Myth or Not: Social Media is NOT an Essential Tool for Most Healthcare Organizations Social Media in Healthcare We published an article in 2017 titled, “Social Media and Healthcare: 10 Insightful Statistics” which highlighted a list of 10 statistics related to Read More
Myth or Not: Addressing Patients by Name Makes a Difference First, a big thank you to Jennifer D. who serves as a Medical Office Coordinator for one of our beloved M3 clients. Jennifer suggested the topic for this week’s Myth Debunking Read More
Stop. If you were about to discard this blog simply because the topic of ‘smiling’ seems too insignificant you may want to reconsider. I personally have a belief that greeting others with a smile does make a difference – a Read More
Myths Debunked or Not Starting with this week’s Thinking Thursdays TIPs we begin a multi-week series that I am calling Myths Debunked. If you have a myth that is healthcare related, a myth that you would like for us to Read More
According to recent Glint data, which includes more than 2.9 million surveys from 700,000 employees all across the planet, from a wide array of industries, the overwhelming trend is clear — burnout IS happening! When COVID-19 cranked up earlier this Read More
The term nursing engagement encompasses the commitment level nurses have for their chosen profession as well as their satisfaction with the organizations where they practice their profession. Nursing engagement correlates directly with safety, quality, and patient experience performance scores. (1) Read More
This week, we take a look at five deadly sins that can kill the patient experience. 1. Ignored at the Reception Desk The receptionist’s desk is likely the first point of person-to-person contact your patients have with your organization. The Read More
In this week’s Thinking Thursdays TIPs we take a look at Empathy and Compassion. The two are not synonymous. According to Merriam-Webster, here are the definitions. Empathy: The action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing Read More