JONA: To End Workplace Violence, Integrate High-Tech With High-Touch

Get Well’s Katherine Virkstis, VP of Clinical Advisory Services, LouAnn Bala’ MSN, RN, VP of Clinical Content and Programs, and Jennifer Taylor MSN, RN, Senior Clinical Consultant, discuss how healthcare organizations can address workplace violence in healthcare through a comprehensive approach that integrates high-tech with high-touch strategies. Read the full article on JONA.

Women in healthcare have a lot on their plate

Women in Healthcare: Easing the Burden

Technological solutions can help lift routine burdens, enabling women in healthcare to spend more time focusing on care work.

Partnering to Improve COVID-19 Vaccine Outreach

The COVID-19 pandemic pulled the curtain back on health disparities. Something once discussed chiefly among policy experts and health communicators was suddenly splashed across news headlines and debated around the dinner table. COVID-19 brought to the forefront glaring inequities between and among various groups of people. Early on, we learned that race and ethnicity were

Healthcare consumers using technology

Healthcare Consumer Behavior — Is Everything Old New Again? Not Quite.

Here we sit, at the beginning of 2023, and in so many ways consumer behavior looks much the way it did in 2020. It’s been a rollercoaster three years, and by many accounts, the wants and needs of consumers are emerging from a COVID-19 stalled stupor and returning to pre-pandemic levels. But healthcare consumer behavior

Health Accelerated: Keeping an Eye on Mom

In this podcast from OSF HealthCare, Kate Johnson, Supervisor of Clinical Digital Care and Kara Roat, Digital Patient Care Manager discuss how they are using remote patient monitoring, including GetWell Loop, to improve maternal healthcare. Listen to the full podcast here.

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Patient Engagement as a Strategic Priority: How to Get There. And Why You Should.

Ask anyone in healthcare if providing a good experience for patients or if having patients who are engaged in their care is a good thing, you will of course get a resounding “yes.” Finding enthusiastic support for improving the patient experience is not a problem. The challenge is that for years — and especially as

CMSWiRE: What Should You Do in the First 3 Months as CXO

Todd Strickler, Senior Vice President of Product at Get Well, shares his thoughts with CMSWiRE on what a chief experience officer should do during the first 30, 60, and 90 days by someone taking on such a role.  Read the full article on CMSWiRE.