A short blog post this month.
Provider burnout (including physicians, nurses, residents/housestaff, and APPs) is a real issue, and having both good communication and training strategies can be a real help in making things easier for everyone - both sender and recipient of your many important messages.
So to help reinforce my message about the importance of good workflow design, I took the liberty of adapting my recent post on Signal-to-Noise, Provider Communication, and Provider Education, into this 11-minute video below :
I hope this helps stimulate strategic discussions in your own settings! If you have any helpful communications or education tips, feel free to leave them in the comments section below.
Remember, the above is for educational discussion only - Your mileage may vary. Always check with your Senior Leadership, Clinical Leadership, Legal/Compliance, and Clinical Informatics teams before considering any kind of strategic changes in your own organization.
Have any helpful tips, suggestions, or feedback? Feel free to leave in the comments section below!
2 comments:
Love this post. The vast majority of organizations on't think about communication strategy at all, and so don't take the necessary steps to ensure that critical organizational communications—policy changes, work flow changes, etc.—are not just distributed, but received and understood, as well.
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