SPEAK UP AND STAY ALIVE PATIENT SAFETY RADIO

VISIT the book page                   Dr. Nicole T. Rochester is a board-certified pediatrician, independent health advocate, …

The following audio interview will be transcribed to text to create a chapter in the upcoming charity/anthology titled HIGHWAY TO HEART, HUMOR, and HONESTY in HEALTHCARE.

Available late Spring/early Summer 2020.

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Bridget Jablonski is an independent board certified patient advocate (BCPA), Registered Nurse (RN), and founder of Vital Link Healthcare Advocates. Bridget relocated from Des Moines, Iowa to Phoenix, Arizona to help open Mayo Clinic Hospital in 1998, where she continued to work for nearly 21 years. During that time, she worked in a variety of roles including Staff Nurse, Team Leader, Vascular Access Nurse Specialist, and Adjunct Faculty affiliated with Arizona State University. Her expertise is broad and includes a strong clinical background in cancer care and solid organ transplant. She has experienced healthcare not only as a nurse, but also as a patient and caregiver. She has witnessed the barriers and challenges within the medical system and the unnecessary frustration this causes. The rapid pace and fragmentation within today’s healthcare environment often leaves a lot of room for miscommunication, uncertainty, and error even in some of the most highly rated organizations. In 2018, Bridget founded Vital Link Healthcare Advocates to help patients and caregivers smoothly navigate the medical system and to make it easier for physicians and other healthcare providers to understand and care for their patients. Bridget believes nurses as independent advocates are in a unique position to bridge the gaps, enhance efficiency, and ultimately improve healthcare outcomes.

Bridget Jablonski, MSN, MBA, RN, VA-BC, BCPA

Founder and CEO, Vital Link Healthcare Advocates

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Martie Moore is an executive with over thirty-five years experience with focus on quality, patient safety and advancing excellence in healthcare. To date, Moore …

Janie Dalrymple, RN, BCPA, CEOLD, CLNC has been a nurse for 16 years and her experience has been bedside care in Cardiology & Neurology, as …

Michael L. Millenson is president of Health Quality Advisors LLC and an adjunct associate professor of medicine at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine. His …

Liana Orsolini Ph.D., RN, ANEF, FAAN is a corrections nurse for a prison in the Virginia Department of Corrections, where she loves providing population health for …

The bad and good are revealed today as Pat shares two real doctor visits. A primary care physician gone wild causes a search for a new physician that finally leads to a positive patient experience. You’ll shake your head!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can disclosure and apology really help avoid medical malpractice litigation? Today’s guest, Doug Wojcieszak, found of Sorry Works, shares his experience.

 

 

The following audio interview will be transcribed to text to create a chapter in the upcoming charity/anthology titled HIGHWAY TO HEART, HUMOR, and HONESTY in HEALTHCARE.

Available late Spring/early Summer 2020.

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Morgan Gleason is a senior at Auburn University. After being diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease called juvenile dermatomyositis at age 11, Morgan began making YouTube videos that went viral. She now advocates for patients across the country and shares her journey by speaking at conferences and writing a blog. She plans to work in patient experience after she graduates in May 2020.

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VISIT the book page                   Author – Safe & Sound in the Hospital: Must-Have Checklists and Tools …