If you are planning on placing custom whiteboards in a nurses’ stations, consider using these useful information fields as a starting template for your design. 

Communication, in and of itself, is a complex field that researchers have studied for generations. Its best practices are backed by research, some of which has identified five main types of communication.

If healthcare professionals want to improve patient satisfaction scores, which are crucial to a facility’s reputation and the reimbursements it receives from The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, they must address patient perception of care as much as the quality of the care itself.

Which colors are the best to use on a whiteboard placed in a long-term care facility? That depends on the environment and mood that needs to be set.

There’s no sense in placing a whiteboard in a patient room if it’s going to become lost among all the other furniture, art, and medical devices. Make your patient room whiteboards stand out with these design tips.

In order to create a whiteboard solution that is specifically tailored towards patient flow in emergency departments, here are some essential information fields that should included.

Whether you are frustrated with the implementation of your patient room boards or are simply looking for a better whiteboard communication solution, one of the first steps is gathering the data necessary to make the best design choices. 

When applying the concept of visual communication to patient communication, it becomes clear that communicating with visual aids can be a powerful tool for providers to help patients.

Interprofessional collaboration, the process by which healthcare providers from different fields work with one another to effectively treat a patient, is an integral part of patient treatment, and its effects are felt by patients and providers alike.