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A Little Audacity Goes a Long Way This is a success story that has nothing and everything to do with health care. It all started from the desire to make the world, or at least a part of one person's world, a better place. |
This site was created by Coleman Associates, the national leader in Patient Visit Redesign. Their innovative programs have helped over 1000 teams transform the patient experience and healthcare workplace. |
 Setting Goals for Redesign in Seven Steps Here are seven simple ways for health care managers to be more effective. Read more >
In-Room Dictation Dictating your medical note in the exam room in front of patients saves time and reduces errors—and most patients love it. Read more >
Home is Where You're Cared For Tight teamwork and a great visit model let Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless stay focused on what was important--improving the lives of their clients. Read more > |
Cookbook Medicine? By Roger Coleman This article from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal, http://www.jsonline.com/ business/97280724.html, highlights the success of using basic guidelines in treating patients: Patients get better faster, and hospitals and clinics save money. Not everyone is enthusiastic, though. Some clinicians complain that guidelines interfere with their practice of medicine and get in the way of their relationships with patients. And some patients fear that medicine will become less personal, more cookie-cutter. But in order to deliver high quality care, you have to know what works and what doesn't. |
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