Gratitude is one of the most powerful forces that move an organization forward. It requires little to no increase in spending, increases employee engagement, decreases workforce stress and burnout, and rewards the giver as much as the receiver.
Some hospitals wonder if patient satisfaction efforts distract from quality concerns
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The Joint Commission is putting its Top Performer on Key Quality Measures program on hiatus in 2016 while it determines how to re-tool the program.
In an effort to cut down on the high noise level in hospitals, one Michigan facility has tested the use of sound-absorbing panels in hallways.
The California Department of Public Health rolled out Phase II of its General Acute Care Hospital Relicensing Survey pilot July 1.
As The Joint Commission shifted to a more integrated survey, many hospitals moved away from the chapter leader approach.
A new tool released by The Joint Commission is designed to help hospitals prevent inpatient falls.
The Food and Drug Administration issued warning letters to three makers of duodenoscopes linked to two drug-resistant superbug outbreaks.
