After a major surgery, patients are often sent home in a vulnerable state tired, in pain, and sometimes disoriented due to medication. For one woman, this experience became a challenge as she tried to manage her medications with limited support and unclear instructions. Her story highlights a critical gap in patient care: the need for better written and ...
It's an endless debate – do happy, engaged staff deliver better patient care? Or, does effective, safe care result in happier, more engaged staff? In a time of enormous financial pressure and staffing shortfalls, there has never been a more important time to debate this critical question. Cemplicity has been working with healthcare providers for many years, observing ...
Capturing patients' voices to inform care is a vital part of the clinical workflow. However, most organisations miss moments when timely insights from patients can deliver a significant return on investment (ROI). In this blog, we explore how recent innovations in patient feedback and engagement models capture and utilise these critical moments from patients in real-time – empowering care ...
In our early days, when Cemplicity co-founder Nick Macdonald and I were working out of my garage, we’d say to people, “Give us a go and not only will you reach many more patients, we promise it will cost you less than your current PREMs process”. It was a safe bet because we were guaranteed to save companies ...
Evidence is clear that if you listen to patients and improve their experiences you will achieve better clinical outcomes and safer care.. But in spite of this evidence, actively measuring patient experiences is sometimes still thought of as an optional extra, involving grumbles about car parking, hospital food and delayed appointments. Clinical effectiveness, patient safety and dealing with ...
At Cemplicity, our vision is not just about building great technology, it's about enabling genuine improvement in patient experiences of care. As such, we are constantly learning from how our client's implement programmes. We look at what mistakes they made in the past and how they can get better. Over the years, this has lead us to develop ...
