This post was originally published on 4/10/16. It has been updated to include new content templates. Spring is here and so is Easter. […]
As a healthcare provider, you know the importance of delivering a positive patient experience. That experience begins in the waiting room, where patients often have little more than outdated magazines to hold their attention. Digital signage content integrations give you an opportunity to not only improve the waiting experience for patients but also improve organizational efficiency. […]
We were in Vegas all of last week for HiMMS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society), one of the most influential annual conferences in the healthcare industry. All of the health information technology sector congregated in one meeting with more than 45,000 attendees. […]
The way patients interact with healthcare providers has changed. As patients have become more accustomed to personalized technology that allows them to communicate effortlessly and immediately, they have come to expect the same level of interaction in other facets of their lives–including their healthcare. […]
Medical practices rarely have the resources to market themselves aggressively. Outside of basic promotions, most medical practice marketing involves direct communication about upcoming appointments, courtesy calls, and a few ads taken out in local news sources. […]
A recurring theme in parts one and two of our hospital digital signage series was the patient experience. This is an important metric to consider as the healthcare industry becomes more patient-centric and government payouts to hospitals grow to be dependent on patient satisfaction. Communication is at the core of the patient experience. […]
Spring is here and so is Easter. Like many holidays in the western world, Easter has its roots both in pagan tradition and Christianity. The Easter story told in the Christian faith is well known in the west. […]
Proper inventory management in healthcare facilities feels like walking a tightrope. It requires a delicate balance between having enough product to meet the demands of doctors and nurses, but not too much that it negatively impacts hospital budgets and space. With inventory management, hospitals want to have the lowest total cost of ownership while having the highest possible service levels. […]
One of the biggest challenges hospitals face is inefficiency. This can come in many forms, from inefficient work practices to travel routes that are not optimized. There is another form of inefficiency that can cripple hospital staff management. […]
