Amplifying Veteran Patient Engagement with Effective Staff Training
Discover how a Southeastern VA Medical Center optimized clinical staff training to improve Veteran Patient Engagement with Get Well.
Discover how a Southeastern VA Medical Center optimized clinical staff training to improve Veteran Patient Engagement with Get Well.
Discover how a Northeastern VA Medical Center transformed their patient satisfaction reporting approach using Get Well’s digital rounding tool, to enhance the healthcare experience for both patients and clinicians. The implementation of virtual surveys with Rounds+ has allowed staff to proactively address patient needs, shifting focus from reactive problem-solving to delivering exceptional care.
Discover how two Southeastern Veterans Affairs Healthcare System saw a decrease in Hospital-Wide All-Cause 30-Day Readmission Rates as more patients engaged with personalized video education. An educated patient is less likely to be readmitted, making brief video education a highly valuable component of the treatment plan.
Discover how a Southeast Veteran Affairs Medical Center used Get Well to digitize health education resources, increasing Veteran patient awareness and promoting a healthier lifestyle for all.
Discover how a Northeast VA Medical Center used Get Well to engage and educate Veteran patients, while reducing hospital-wide readmission rates.
Discover how the infection control team at one VA Medical Center leveraged Get Well technology to improve hand hygiene practices at the facility and reduce HAIs.
How creating access to a digital library, in lieu of a physical library, improved Veteran patient experience. Dana Kear, Client Success Manager Reading books is a long-recognized method to improve mental health & wellbeing. Books can enrich our lives, but could they have health benefits as well? Researchers at Yale studied recorded submissions of 5,635
How a Southeast Veterans Affairs Medical Center revolutionized a national Age-Friendly Care movement to better care for people aged 65+. Dennis Shuman, Client Success Manager The IHI (Institute for Healthcare Improvement) has spearheaded the Age-Friendly Health Systems initiative – an action plan to address the growing challenge of reliably providing evidence-based practice to every older
Hannah Figucia Griffith, BS, Get Well Client Success Manager Almost 16 million people in the US suffer from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), also known as emphysema or chronic bronchitis, with symptoms that include frequent coughing or wheezing, excess mucus production and shortness of breath1. There is an increased prevalence of COPD in older adults