Patient Feedback

  • Empower patients to share their feedback throughout their care journey

    Empower patients to share their feedback throughout their care journey

    Capture patient feedback directly to kick-start your service recovery process with insights into what's working and where you can improve.

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  • Insights today to improve the quality of care tomorrow

    Insights today to improve the quality of care tomorrow

    Reduce harm, give patients a voice and limit the impact of HAIs with a streamlined software suite that supports safe, quality care.

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  • How to Build Upon Your Organization’s Current Patient Experience Efforts

    How to Build Upon Your Organization’s Current Patient Experience Efforts

    Patient experience covers many aspects of the healthcare delivery system. Check out our blog for three strategies to build upon your current patient experience efforts.

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  • Improve patient experience & service recovery

    Improve patient experience & service recovery

    Capture patient feedback directly to kick-start your service recovery process with insights into what's working and where you can improve.

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  • HIPAA and the Digital Revolution: Keeping Pace With New Tech

    HIPAA and the Digital Revolution: Keeping Pace With New Tech

    As smart technologies enter the field of healthcare, HIPAA compliance and enforcement officials are working to scale the act to include this new technology.

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  • The IT Impact on Healthcare

    The IT Impact on Healthcare

    There’s no doubt that IT has improved healthcare initiatives and enhanced the care that patients receive - from automating processes, improving data collection and enhancing the patient experience.

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  • Transforming Patient Relations with Non-Traditional Team Members

    Transforming Patient Relations with Non-Traditional Team Members

    As healthcare processes become more digital, there’s been a renewed focus on human interaction.

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  • Maintaining Momentum for Quality at Memorial Medical Center

    Maintaining Momentum for Quality at Memorial Medical Center

    Training 30 percent more people. Implementing 30 percent more projects. Achieving 30 percent measurable improvement. For Memorial Medical Center this is a recipe to quality improvement.

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  • Building Bridges for Patient Engagement

    Building Bridges for Patient Engagement

    As the expectation around patient experience grows, health systems must look to juggle the different demographics and cater to all patients’ needs.

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  • Educating for Engagement: RLDatix Learning for Staff

    Educating for Engagement: RLDatix Learning for Staff

    A rigorous education plan to engage staff with the RL Suite helps Memorial Health System show staff that their feedback & efforts are important to the ultimate goal of creating the safest environment

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  • Are We Closer to Providing Personalized Patient Experience?

    Are We Closer to Providing Personalized Patient Experience?

    It goes without saying that every patient going through the healthcare system has unique needs and wants.The question becomes, how can healthcare design the process of providing patient experience?

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  • Lessons from Mass. Eye & Ear: Engaging Staff with RLDatix Office Hours

    Lessons from Mass. Eye & Ear: Engaging Staff with RLDatix Office Hours

    To engage staff and promote use of the RL6, Mass. Eye & Ear started office hours to create an open forum for questions and learning.

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  • Need An Extra Set of Hands? Learn About Remote System Optimization

    Need An Extra Set of Hands? Learn About Remote System Optimization

    Do you sometimes wish you had an extra set of hands? Our Remote System Optimization services might just be the solution you've been looking for.

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  • It's Never Too Late (or Early) To Build a Learning Culture

    It's Never Too Late (or Early) To Build a Learning Culture

    Learning and change are partners in the evolution of healthcare. There are lots of ways to build a learning culture - from the complexity of a root cause analysis to having open conversations.

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  • Doctor Drain: A Risk and Quality Perspective on the Primary Physician Shortage

    Doctor Drain: A Risk and Quality Perspective on the Primary Physician Shortage

    The looming shortage of family physicians is pushing healthcare professionals to plan for a future where access to primary care will be more difficult. Take a deep dive into the physician shortage.

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  • Things We Read and Loved: Change in Healthcare

    Things We Read and Loved: Change in Healthcare

    Building trust. Harnessing the power of technology. Creating sustainable improvement. According to this month's readings, the future of healthcare is change.

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  • Get Planning for Patient Safety Awareness

    Get Planning for Patient Safety Awareness

    Though it feels like 2018 has just started, we know that planning is well underway for programming for Patient Safety Awareness Week to get staff engaged with your patient safety priorities.

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  • A New Era for Healthcare?

    A New Era for Healthcare?

    As 2018 quickly approaches, healthcare remains an industry poised for even more change, prompting the question: what is next for healthcare? We dive in to the concept of Era 3.

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  • Making the Problem Human: Journey to Workplace Violence Prevention

    Making the Problem Human: Journey to Workplace Violence Prevention

    Healthcare is one of the most high-risk environments when it comes to workplace violence. Many organizations are working to change that and encourage staff to report their experiences.

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  • Root Cause Analysis: An Essential Tool for Healthcare

    Root Cause Analysis: An Essential Tool for Healthcare

    Root cause analysis helps healthcare organizations identify underlying factors that increase the likelihood of errors. RCA works to put focus on the incident, not individual blame.

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