When it comes to managing children’s pain, actively communicating and partnering with patients and their families is crucial.
Pain in children is often misunderstood. It can negatively impact the day-to-day lives of patients and their families. And many hospitals struggle to effectively assess, document and evaluate treatment efficacy.
In this webinar, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago leaders share steps for successfully promoting active engagement, improving the inpatient experience and affecting a culture change in how caregivers approach pain management with families and patients.
Leveraging Interactive Patient Care™ methodology and integrations between GetWellNetwork’s pain management Patient Pathway™ and their existing medication dispensing and EHR systems, Lurie Children’s has seen measurable improvements in pain experience scores, patient satisfaction and overall perception of care.
Attendees will learn how to:
Incorporate Interactive Patient Care methodology in pain treatment plans
Gain organizational buy-in and necessary support for affecting large-scale change
Engage front-line staff in optimizing workflows that promote patient-centric pain management
Implement and improve upon process changes using the Plan-Do-Study-Act problem-solving model
