The March 2020 News Update includes: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Patient Education Now Free for US Hospitals Tablet Technology Protects Healthcare Personnel on the Front Lines of COVID-19 Leverage Online Learning Driving Results New Programming March 2020 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Patient Education Now Free for US Hospitals ...
Pewaukee, WI, March 19, 2020 – The Wellness Network, a leading publisher and curator of patient education media since 1978, and its relaxation content partner MedCalm today announced they are providing all U.S. hospitals a free platform loaded with education on coronavirus and stress relief resources ...
Healthcare facilities who are constrained due to the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) have been using our customized tablets in cases of COVID-19 patients who have been placed in AIIR or isolation rooms. The tablet gives the patient and the healthcare professional the ability to communicate ...
Over the past six months, our teams of producers, directors, clinical reviewers, and writers have been busy writing, shooting, and reviewing new content for introduction in March 2020. Our roadmap for creating new content is determined by several factors, including changes in healthcare delivery, updated or new ...
Tablet Technology Creating Educated Patients at Discharge. The Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute in Meriden, Connecticut, was created in 2017 as a comprehensive orthopaedic unit with state-of-the-art equipment and exceptional amenities. The Institute is part of the Midstate Health Center, a 156-bed acute care ...
We are excited to share that the following new programming will be added to our HealthClips Video and Resource Library Spring 2020! Our print and video patient education can be delivered on tablets, hospital televisions, through digital files, and accessed online. Don't miss our newly released resources on ...
St. Luke's cardiac patients adopt tablet-based education solution. The Minnesota hospital reports positive results from a pilot program using tablets to help patients prepare for cardiac procedures and recovery. The Challenge Patient education at St. Luke’s is an important part of ...
The January 2020 News Update includes: Creating Patient Education Acute Care Patient Education Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Annual Survey Top Health of 2019 January 2020 Best in Class Patient Education Creating “best in class” patient education requires expertise in everything from clinical practice to film production. ...
Cardiopulmonary rehab is routinely recommended for thousands of cardiac patients every year—and for good reason. A rich body of evidence shows that supervised exercise programs reduce the mortality rate and hospitalization rates for heart attack patients, heart disease patients, and patients who have undergone heart surgery.[1] Other studies ...
As a producer of award-winning patient education for the past 42 years, we take great pride in offering “best in class” patient education that allows our healthcare and enterprise customers to empower patients, improve outcomes, and make a real difference in people’s lives. We strive to meet ...