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Join us for a Virtual Physician Burnout Symposium – Leading Edge Strategies to Increase Physician and Nurse Leader Well-Being on January 12, 2021, beginning at 11:00am EST.
Physician and Nurse Leader burnout is a public health crisis that demands action across the entire healthcare ecosystem. Burnout not only affects clinicians, but also the patients they serve. At the Physician Burnout Symposium, thought leaders and stakeholders will gather for a few hours a day in January to address the multiple facets of burnout, such as time constraints, technology, and regulations, and gain actionable solutions to implement within the health system.
Join Drs. Maples and Pierce as they discuss An Integrated Approach to Thriving – Lessons from the National Taskforce for Humanity in Healthcare.
Recently, William Maples, M.D., Executive Director and Chief Experience officer for The Institute for Healthcare Excellence, and Chief Medical Officer for Professional Research Consultants, Inc. (PRC) was interviewed for an article on Getting Paid, a weblog by Kareo offering ideas, news and opinions about medical billing and...
After reading the opinion column article in the Washington Post on February 12, 2016, “The Art of Doctoring is Dying,” I felt compelled to respond. At Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland we value and understand the critical importance of a sacred and healing relationship between the...
Recently, William Maples, M.D., Executive Director and Chief Experience officer for The Institute for Healthcare Excellence, and Chief Medical Officer for Professional Research Consultants, Inc. (PRC) was interviewed for an article on Rasmussen College's School of Nursing Blog. "A Crash Course in Patient Safety: 6 Things New...
Recently, William Maples, M.D., Executive Director and Chief Experience officer for The Institute for Healthcare Excellence, and Chief Medical Officer for Professional Research Consultants, Inc. (PRC) contributed an article to Managed Healthcare Executive. "Five ways effective teams transform healthcare" was published on March 15. In the article,...
RJ Salus and Chris Pratt from El Camino Hospital shared rounding best practices that improve clinical outcomes and elevate patient, family and staff experience. Learn how El Camino redesigned patient and staff rounding to achieve these measurable results: • Increased HCAHPS percentile by 25 points • Automated workflows...
What is patient experience transparency and why is it important? Who’s providing provider ratings online? Presented by Noel Coleman, President, Connect Healthcare Online ratings sites are both a reality and a real pain point for most healthcare providers. The ratings sites such as HealthGrades and Vitals have statistically invalid...
The aim of adopting electronic health records (EHR) systems, patient portals, mobile apps, wearable devices, even 3-D printing, is to make healthcare more efficient, but are they? A study in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine found that emergency physicians spent 43 percent of their time entering...
As a patient caregiver for nearly 20 years, I recently had a role reversal. I entered a hospital for a gynecologic procedure and experienced firsthand a feeling of vulnerability as I entrusted myself to the medical team. Although the outcome of the procedure was satisfactory, I experienced avoidable concern about my care. I was discouraged and frustrated by the lack of respect for me and my input.
My concerns about my care stemmed from the attitude of the anesthesiologist and nurse anesthetist. By James P. Oberman, M.D., F.A.C.S. Institute for Healthcare Excellence Faculty "Detached concern" is no longer enough; in fact, it detracts from a quality patient experience. In Neil Chesanow's recent piece "Patients (and Insurers) to Doctors: More Empathy, Please!" featured in Medscape, Mr. Chesanow makes the following statement: "If you work in...