Improving communication between patients and health care providers
A lack of communication between healthcare providers and patients can be a major cause of frustration, especially in waiting rooms. The ‘line of visibility’ is a key component of service design because it separates all service touchpoints that are visible to the patient from those that are not. By applying service design methodology to address this gap in the patient experience, we can streamline processes and implement effective communication tools to empower the patients while they wait.
In this 40-minute webinar NEXA’s Service Design and Delivery Director, Katie Bowden and Director of Professional Services, Adam Heaney to learn how service design methodology can improve communication between patients and health care providers.
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Katie is passionate about informatics and digital healthcare and for the past 12 years she has worked as a Health Information Manager across a number of Local Health Districts in NSW Health. She has been involved in numerous electronic medical record implementations and upgrades including several modules of Cerner Millenium and MOSAIQ (Oncology Information System). Katie has worked closely with outpatient facilities concentrating on change management and striving for best practice as a result of streamlining future business processes. She excels at project management and successfully implemented Q-Flow at Prince of Wales Hospital within Cancer and Haematology Services earlier this year.
Katie is an avid series watcher and serial shopper. Sun, sea and sand make her smile as does spending time with her family and friends.
As the Director of Professional Services and Development at NEXA, Adam is focused on strategically positioning NEXA to deliver high quality projects across industry verticals. Adam’s unique blend of frontline health care experience, business acumen and technical skills give him an in-depth understanding of the challenges and requirements of our clients, while maintaining a customer-centric approach to project delivery. In his 3 years at NEXA, Adam has also delivered numerous successful Health and Federal Government installations of our core system Q-Flow in various complexities.
Adam enjoys his family life at home with his wife and two precious girls. He loves tech talk in and out of work and is always ready to talk about industry trends and leading edge technologies.