2020 Virtual Annual Conference
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SESSION D
Engagement
As quality professionals we may not provide the direct care and service to our healthcare customers but we do communicate daily with all the disciplines involved and, perhaps, even with patients and families. What are the barriers to the effective communication we need to ensure delivery of high quality, safe, patient-centric care? These two presentations address different but especially important approaches for engaging stakeholders, ranging from understanding the importance of empathy in compassionate care to the use of best available technology to promote engagement.
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Inspire, Cultivate, Engage: Constructing “Care” in Healthcare
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Doreen Herdman, MSN, RN, CPHQ, CPHRM, CPPS, CHC RD
Email: dherdman@shrinenet.org
LSSBB Corporate Compliance Program Manager
Shriners Hospitals for Children Headquarters, Tampa, Florida
The delivery of healthcare has become more complex, but the makeup of the healthcare team has not changed. We are still human beings taking care of human beings. It is through interactions and the communication amongst individuals, the development of empathy is established and shared. Often, coworkers may not feel fully connected or understand the intention of other team members. An element that can improve the connection of team members and understanding others is by showing empathy and sharing a focus that is often referenced as the mission and vision of an organization. There are three types of empathy, cognitive, emotional, and compassionate. Developing and sharing evidence-based knowledge on compassionate care establishes a fundamental approach for the delivery of care in the healthcare environment.
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I Did Get the Memo – Improving Physician Engagement
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Kathleen Johnson, MSN, RN, NE-BC, CRN RD
Email: SpeakerD2@FAHQ.org
Quality & Analytics
Susan Tyler, RN, RNC
Clinical Resource Coordinator
Baptist Health System Jacksonville, Florida
Strategically partnering and engaging physicians in initiatives that optimize the quality of patient care in a large multisite healthcare system can be challenging. By leveraging the use of technology institutions can break down communication barriers to improve physician engagement, therefore streamlining the ability for valuable data to lead to actionable quality improvement initiatives and outcomes based on best practice.
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