For our team, innovation is not just a buzzword, it’s a necessity. It’s how we solve problems, how we explore new ideas and ensure efficiency, and it’s how we grow and scale. And for our customers, innovation is not just a desire, it’s an expectation. It’s what they expect from
In 2015, Oneview put video cameras above patient televisions in a US hospital. The technology itself was not new, but the use of video calls in healthcare were a rarity. While the idea of remote connectivity into the patient room was enticing, especially for a healthcare system where clinicians worked
“Save a life, you’re a hero. Save a hundred, you’re a Nurse.” – Unknown Florence Nightingale is world-renowned for pioneering what we know today as professional nursing. Nightingale stepped back from her upper-class British lifestyle in the mid-1800s to work and study in hospitals in Germany, France, and England.
Hospital rooms have been undergoing monumental changes in the past 20 years. From infection control to on-demand entertainment, hospitals have been working with new technologies from the floor to the ceiling. Often these technologies come at the intersection of two distinct needs or innovations that, when combined, can also improve
The reality of today’s world is that improving the patient experience typically includes dealing with patient complaints. Every organization must contend with customer service issues, of course, and hospitals are no exception. Collecting and analyzing this information provides valuable feedback for those looking to continuously improve the patient experience. Having
Understandably, much has changed in healthcare from two years ago. We were at the very beginning of a worldwide pandemic that stressed our systems past the breaking point. Our healthcare infrastructure underwent a radical change in procedures, processes, and ways of working in order to flex to a monumental change
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) is a catchphrase that you may have heard within your organization. But for hospitals and health systems, it takes on a more complex meaning when it comes to meeting the needs of not only the patients, but also the healthcare workers who interact with the
Key takeaways from Alina Moran’s Keynote address at the Elevate Conference and her interview on the To Care is Human podcast by the Beryl Institute. April is National Minority Health Month and Oneview Healthcare is focusing on Diversity & Inclusion in healthcare and what we can do to move the
When I became a nurse in 1998, I quickly learned that no matter the area of nursing, we were always “short-staffed” and the opportunity to pick up shifts was plentiful. It quickly became my habit to pick up shifts to help a unit or earn extra money for a household
As anyone who works in healthcare will attest, patient-centered care has taken center stage in discussions of quality provision of healthcare, but has the true meaning of patient-centered become lost in the rhetoric? In this week’s Insight, we examine what it means to be truly patient-centered, using the eight principles
