PPT-Improving the patient experience of information on medicine

Helen Taylor Pharmacy Technician Find out some implications of current landscape and drivers Explore the type of questions people ask Think about and understand why they are asking Use some key resources . Michael L. Nelson, DPM. VP of Healthcare Strategy, Equifax. Learning Objectives. Review HIPAA privacy rule and ways to implement the ruling in patient portals and information exchanges. How to prevent inappropriate access to PHI and PII . Experience. Innovation. Outcomes.. San Francisco Health Plan. |. March 18, 2014. Quality Culture Series. 1. Examine and Build from: . Drivers . of an ideal healthcare workplace . experience. Using your organization’s Pulse Survey results to design high impact “always events” that return employees to . Methodology used by major hospital to deliver faster, more accurate information to personnel.. Presented by: Steve Pappas, SVP, Panviva . We will discuss:. Real-world issues facing a large hospital group.. Through this training you will learn to how to identify and protect patients' protected health information, gain access to helpful resources and assist UW Medicine in ensuring our patient's rights and reducing organizational risk.. . . Starting nationwide and in our Hospital on May 1, 2017. Agenda. Project introduction. Project update and status. Your role. National Patient Experience Survey . – project introduction. . What is the NPE Survey and who will be asked to participate?. Enhancing the Patient Experience through volunteer Services Presented By: Jennifer Thayer, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Objective Define the Patient Experience Identify How Patient Satisfaction is Measured Identify Why Patient Satisfaction is Important Explore, Engage, . Excel. . Conference Highlights. October 27, 2017. Over 200 . participants, including health care providers, patient and family . advisory council . members, the community, and administrators . Dr Peter Jones, Ministry of Health. Catherine Gerard, Health Quality & Safety Commission. Martin . Carrell. , Pegasus PHO. Kanchan Sharma, Ministry of Health. Session outline. Introductions . Patient experience of care surveys overview – Catherine Gerard. 1 INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES AND SOLUTIONS Session #70 , February 21, 2017 Lygeia Ricciardi, EdM | President , Clear Voice Consulting | @Lygeia Hilary Hatch, PhD | Founder and CEO, Vital Score | @ H send in personal immunization records UW SOM Essential Requirements of Medical Education form is signed and dated UW Medicine Privacy Confidentiality and Information Security Agreement form is signed Practical Strategies for Improving Patient ExperienceSection 2 Why Improve Patient ExperienceVisit the AHRQ Website for the full GuideMay 2017updatedWHY IMPROVE PATIENT EXPERIENCE2-12A Forces Driving If you want to know more or are worried about your medicines talk to your pharmacist, doctor or health worker.. Medicines can look different if the brand changes. If you are not sure, always check.. Keep medicines in a safe place where kids can’t get them. . Janet Grace, RN, BSN. Saline Memorial Hospital. Objectives. Define teach-back and its purpose. Describe the key elements for using teach-back correctly. Apply in the clinical setting. The Challenge. 40-80% of medical information patients receive is forgotten immediately and nearly ½ of the information retained is wrong. . Shari Khaja, MS, ATC; Joseph Greene, MS, ATC; . John Wilson. , MD, MS. University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, . Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation, Madison, Wisconsin.