To develop an organization with a Relationship-Based culture takes passionate, focused work and organizations who do this work deserve validation and recognition. Creative Health Care Management now has a formal
Relational proficiency might be a new term for many, but its essence is likely familiar. Consider someone who excels at genuinely building therapeutic relationships and connecting with others within their
When discussing patients and families in the context of healthcare, it refers to the patient and the patient family relationships along with the interactions of the healthcare team with the
A big part of Relationship-Based Care® and Magnet® Recognition is recognizing what it will do to improve nursing excellence and patient outcomes for healthcare organizations. The pursuit of excellence extends
Virtual New Facilitator Practicums Hospitals that have made the commitment to hold one of Creative Health Care Management’s workshops (Re-Igniting the Spirit of Caring, See Me as a Person, and
We read in our September Inspiring Connection newsletter the inspiring story “A Nurse’s Heart,” written by Mr. Jeffery Evoy, who shared with us his experience as a patient healing from a
In healthcare today, medical professionals find themselves serving an increasingly diverse population. Patients come from varied backgrounds, representing a wide range of cultural identities, national origins, socioeconomic statuses, and religious
Since 2010, Relationship-Based Care® (RBC) has been integrated at UCDH as a blueprint for technologically precise compassionate care. Evidence of RBC can be found throughout the health system including the
In our first conversations about what would one day become Relationship-Based Care (RBC), we talked about what it would take for people in health care organizations to work together more
by Kary Gillenwaters, MA, OTR/L In a recent medical appointment of my own, I was struck by how often the initial collection of vitals and other information during an office
